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== Materials == All Groups: Laptop (for various powerpoint components of each segment) A couple of extension cords and power strips Intro Group: Einstein wig blue, red, and green balls (for Einstein's photoelectric effect) Photoelectric effect demo apparatus Pendulum contraption (for Uncertainty Principle) Flashlight+hair drier contraption (for Uncertainty Principle) Large wooden box (for Schrodinger's Student demo) Large piece of fabric (to cover box, may be with FRIB show stuff) Stuffed toy cat (for Schrodinger's Student demo) Hat(s) and coin (for Schrodinger's Student demo) "One Hour Later..." sign 2 or 3 identical ping pong balls (for Quantum Tunneling) STM Group: Mystery box (for electron microscope demo) Mystery object (block S, or other) Oven mitt (for electron microscope demo) Tesla Coil with round-ended metal rod (for tunneling demo) Model of atomic lattice Model of STM tip STM and STM's laptop Applications Group: Einstein wig Meter stick Million dot book (may be with FRIB show stuff) Newspaper Cup of water
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