Thermodynamics
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Chemistry, Physics
Calorimeter with lid
This calorimeter with lid allows you to perform simple experiments with energy conservation and heat transfer. The lid comes with a stirrer and a rubber gasket with a hole for a rod thermometer. Both the inner and outer cups are made of steel with an insulating foam ring between them, while the lid is made of transparent acrylic sheet.
SKU: FR-274020 -
Physics
Electrical Equivalent of Heat – Wireless
A Wireless Current Sensor and a Wireless Voltage Sensor are used to measure the electrical power delivered to the resistor that is heating the water and a Wireless Temperature Sensor is used to measure the increase in temperature of the water.
SKU: EX-5625 -
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Physics
Energy Meter
The Lascells Energy Meter provides an all-in-one solution to teaching Specific Heat Capacity. With real-time read out of voltage, current, time and temperature, all measurement parameters are provided on the display screen for students to calculate Specific Heat Capacity from first principles.
SKU: LA40-440 -
Physics
Heat Engine Cycle – Wireless
A P-V diagram is generated as a heat engine is taken through a cycle. From this diagram, the heat added to the gas and the work done by the engine are measured to determine the efficiency of the engine. This actual efficiency is compared to the theoretical maximum efficiency.
SKU: EX-5630 -
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Physics
Leslie’s Cube – Thermal Radiation Cube
Demonstrate thermal radiation from four different surfaces. The aluminium plate heats to a uniform temperature of approximately 70°C or 100°C, depending on the setting. The four surfaces (black, white, silver, and polished silver) have different thermal emissivities, causing them to radiate different amounts of radiation even though they are all the same temperature. The photo shows the Leslie’s Cube in visible light on the left and in the infrared on the right.
SKU: TD-8350 -
