Experiment set HEAT 2
Non-hazardous source of heat
Never before have high-quality student experiments on the topic of HEAT been so easy, so accurate and so safe. There are no open flames, no risk of burns, explosion or poisoning. The extremely handy electric heater can heat 300 g of water from 20°C to 70°C in 10 minutes while the outside of it remains completely cool. It features a 5-stage thermostat control and can be emptied from the side without any risk.
Extremely high precision
The calorimeter, with its extremely water equivalent value, which can even be taken into account in any calculation, provides extremely accurate measurement results when used in conjunction with the digital thermometers.
Extreme clarity
The heat source and the calorimeter have perspex covers which allow the processes inside the vessel to be observed.
See also HEAT 3
Other computer-based experiments on heat are provided by the MEKRUPHY experiment set HEAT 3.
01.01.10 Storage case
10.02.00 Inlay with cut-outs for apparatus, H2
10.03.00 2 Plastic petri dishes
10.04.00 Measuring beaker, 500 ml
10.05.00 Electric heater
10.06.00 Cover with NTC thermistor
10.07.00 Copper cylinder, H2
01.08.00 Steel cylinder, M1
10.09.00 Brass cylinder
10.10.00 Calorimeter
44.10.00 Thermometer without scale
10.11.00 Cover with heating filaments
10.13.00 2 Digital thermometers, H2 (-50°/+300°C)
08.18.00 1 Experiment lead, 8.5 cm
08.20.00 5 Experiment lead, 34 cm
Additionally required:
For the experiments marked with *:
00.07.10 2 Multimeters AMM 3000
H2-1: Calibration of a liquid thermometer
H2-2: Brownian motion
H2-3: Internal energy and rise in temperature
H2-4: Specific heat capacity of water
H2-5: Mixing experiments
H2-6: The water equivalent for a calorimeter
H2-7: Specific heat capacities of steel and brass
H2-8: Latent heat of melting ice
H2-9: Electrical energy and internal energy*
H2-10: Use of an NTC thermistor as a thermometer*
Additionally required:
For the experiments marked with *:
00.07.10 2 Multimeters AMM 3000
