Ice Melting Plates With Rims, 1 Aluminum Plate, 1 Plastic Foam Plate, Challenges Student'S Preconceived Notions On Concepts Of Heat And Thermodynamcs. The Melting Plates Display Quizzical Properties When An Ice Cube Melts On Each Plate, Demo For Conductivity And Heat Transfer.
Steam Generator, Thick-Walled, Aluminium Can With Nozzle For Steam Outlet. Two Rubber Stoppers - One Solid And The Other With A Hole For A Thermometer, A Tripod Stand And One Sample Cup With Handle.
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.
Hero'S Engine - Eolipile, Functional Glass Model, Comprising A Borosilicate Glass Bulb 70 mm Diameter Approx, With Side Arms Bent At Right Angles. Complete On Stand But Without Burner, A Functional Glass Model Of The Earliest Form Of Steam Turbine
Bar Breaking Apparatus, Comprising A Heavy Cast Iron Frame 340 X 120 X 100 mm With Slotted End Pillars To Carry A Stout Iron Bar, To Show The Forces Which Can Be Exerted During Thermal Expansion Or Contraction, The Bar Is Threaded At One End For A Large Tensioning Nut
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
Radiometer Crook'S, Plastic Base, Evacuated Glass Bulb Have Black And White Vanes In Color. Mounted On Round Plastic Moulded Base, Comprising Partly Evacuated Glass Bulb Approx. 70 mm Diameter, Containing At Its Centre A Fine Pivot Which Supports Four Light Weight Metal Arms.
Solar Furnace 18 Inches Tall And Is 11.8 Inches In Diameter, Effectively Showcases The Transfer Of Energy Between Solar Radiation And Thermal Energy. Ideal For Physics Classroom Demonstrations. Light From The Sun'S Rays Are Reflected Off Of A 30Cm Diameter Parabolic Reflector
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