MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY AT NAAWAN

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY AND ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

Module in Physics 102 .1

ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM for TEACHERS ( laboratory)

Members:

● Calonia, Denver C.
● Genayas, Jannelle C.
● Lamban, Rosemarie S.
● Lapiña, Quennielyn Vonn T.
● Marsada, Gwynn B.

Laboratory Laboratory Title Date Submitted

No.
1 Transferring Electric Charges by Rubbing August 30,2022

2 Direction of Moving Charges September 8,2022

3 Conductor and Electricity

4 Ohm’s Law

5 Electric Circuit

6 Parallel and series Circuits

7 Electric Current and Magnetic Field

8 Permanent Magnet

9 Electromagnetism
 LABORATORY EXPERIMENT no. 2.

Detection of moving charges

I. OBJECTIVES: At the end of the experimentation, the students will be able to determine
how to detect the presence of moving charges.

II. MATERIALS:

Series Electric Circuit in your house

III. DRAWING

IV. PROCEDURE

1. With the series electrical circuit in your house, find the switch .
2. Switch it on for a brief moment . Observe.

V. OBSERVATIONS and INFERENCES

1. What happens to the light bulb when the switch is on ?
Since the light bulb is connected to the electrical supply, where current travels from one place
to another, it will operate when the switch is turned on automatically.

2. What does a lighted bulb indicate?

Light bulbs are electricity-dependent, therefore when they are lit, it signifies that there is a
sufficient flow of energy being converted to light.

3. What happens to the light bulb when the switch is off ?

When the switch is turned off, the light will go out as soon as the current stops.

VI. GENERALIZATION / CONCLUSION

What is the way of detecting moving charges?
There is a constant rate of charge flow throughout the external circuit. There is no difference
in the current between two locations. The relationship between the actual current and total resistance is
inverse. The overall resistance of the resistor collection and the resistance of the individual resistors are
clearly related.