Inertial mass

United States, 1959

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Episode of Series “PSSC physics”.
Edward M. Purcell demonstrates that acceleration is inversely proportional to mass with force constant and that different objects may have the same inertial mass. Compares inertial and gravitational mass and shows how they are proportional. A continuation of the film “Inertia”.

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director

Norton Bloom

producer

Stephen White

production company

Educational Services Incorporated

Duration

00:20:00:00

Production places
United States
Production dates
1959

Appears in

PSSC physics

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PSSC physics

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