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There are special classes of practical work suitable for Students preparing for the Preliminary Scientific and Sc Examinations of the University of London for the Exami- nations of the Institute of Chemistry and for Electrical Engineering Candidates for Degrees in Music may follow course of practical work on Sound and the vibrations of bodies In addition to the Fees charge is made of 10$ Gd Term or 25s per Annum to cover the ordinary expenses of materials and apparatus in the Laboratories This sum must be paid in the College Office by each Student on entrance to the Class The Wheatstone Laboratory is open to Students from to every day except Saturday and on Saturday from 10 to for practical study and research in all branches of Physics Evening Classes Class IV -Physics Practical Wednesday 7-9 The Class of Practical Physics has been arranged to enable Students to obtain an intimate personal knowledge of the methods employed in Physical Measurements and familiarity with the use of apparatus It is especially intended to meet the requirements of Students preparing for the Intermediate and the Final Sc Examinations of the London University The work will consist of progressive exercises in the different branches of Physics comprising Determinations of Weight Volume and Specific Gravity of Solids Liquids and Gases Measurement of expansion by Heat Specific and Latent Heat Fusing and Boiling Points Hygrometry Practical measurements in Magnetism Sound and Light illustrative of the more important laws Electrical measurements of Current Strength Electromotive Force Resistances of wires batteries &c Capacity of Condensers Electro-chemical constants Determination of the constants of Dynamo Machines