Quick and easy tool, for demonstrating thermal expansion, four bar combinations: Brass/Aluminum, Brass/Iron, Copper/Iron, and Brass/ Copper. Since each metal has a different coefficient of thermal expansion, they will create a unique curve when paired with a different metal
Bimetallic Strip Demonstration, Single Piece Non-Jointed Bimetallic Strip Of With Wooden Handle, The Metals Are Distinct And Visible. An Improved Version Of The Rivetted Form. Metals Are Copper And Steel.
Linear Expansion Apparatus With Gauge, 3 Rods Included, Heavy Metal Base, Investigate Linear Expansion With (3) 50Cm Rods - Aluminum, Brass, And Iron, Screw Mircometer With 0.01mm Resolution, Supplied With Gauge
Bimetallic Strip Commercial, Pack Of Bi-Metal Strips For Practicals And Project Work. There Are 10 Strips Each Measuring 100 X 8 X 0.5 mm Securely Attached To Wooden Supports, Students Can Use Them To Investigate Bending Action As They Are Heated Or Build Them
Heat Transfer Kit, Class, Contains 15 Sets Each Of: 2 Styrofoam Calorimeters With Lids, Aluminum Heat Transfer Bar, Low Range Thermometer (-40 - 50 Deg C), High Range Thermometer (-30 - 110 Deg C), With Two Thermometers Specifically Designed For Hot And Cold Temperatures.
Conductometer Brass, Copper, Aluminium, Iron, Zinc, And Stainless Steel, Rod Of Six Metals Is Radially Spaced Equally On A Brass Hub. Each Of The Rod Has A Cavity At The Outer End. For Holding Paraffin. Using The Wooden Handle, Hold The Brass Hub Over A Flame
Radiation Can Set, Two identical sized screw cap metal cans (one smooth metal and other painted dull black) to demonstrate the difference in cooling rates of hot water inside the cans due to different surfaces, cooling rates attributed to thermal radiation emitted by the two cans
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