ICSE Practical Physics - IX

Salient features of the book are:
 The language is simple, lucid and easy to understand.
 Each relevant concept and experimental set-up has been clearly explained using a large number of clear illustrative diagrams.
 The description of each experiment is preceded by 'Basic Background Knowledge', an introductory article explaining the essentials necessary for a successful performance of the experiment.
 Since graphs form an essential part of practical work, a detailed 'note' explaining all the essential details about them has been provided in the initial introductory Unit. This should go a long way in helping the students do their practical work with greater confidence and clarity.
 Each measuring apparatus being characterised by its own 'least count', the importance of the concepts of 'order of magnitude' and 'significant digits' cannot be over-emphasised. Therefore, these also have been discussed in details right in the beginning of the book.
 Experiments of similar kind have been grouped together and presented as a single Unit.
 To help the students face the 'viva voce' with confidence, a set of 'Review Questions with Answers' is provided at the end of each Unit.