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.
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
Stirling Generator, Fully-assembled. Dimensions: 7L x 3.5W x 3.5H inch. Includes spare cylinders (1 each), crankshaft pin, cylinder o-ring, and allen wrenches for removing damaged cylinders. Alcohol not included. Features a secured fuel source in a recessed well on wooden base.
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
Compound bar, Brass and Steel, Weight (lb): 41.0, Length (in):28.7, Width (in): 20.1, Height (in): 18.1, For demonstrating the differential expansion of two metals, Comprising a bar of Brass and Steel each 200 x 15 mm, riveted together
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