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The Science Teacher magazine, September 2004 issue pgs51-55,  has a  
good article on how to teach Bernoulli's principle in the classroom  
using soft drink cans and table tennis.


Mersida Ibric
Science Technology Library Coordinator
New York Hall of Science
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Queens, NY 11368
Phone: 718.699.0005 ext.360, 340
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On Dec 1, 2006, at 3:22 PM, Sarah Fisk wrote:

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> Does anyone have a fun, hands-on experiment that really teaches  
> Bernoulli's Principle well without a blower?
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> Thanks!
> Sarah
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