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£542.00 ex VAT | £650.40 Inc VAT
Accurate measurements are made with this simple experiment set to measure the linear expansion coefficient of metal rods.
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Description
Most solid materials expand when heated through a temperature range that does not produce a change in the phase of the material. This expansion is called “thermal expansion”. Over small temperature ranges, the thermal expansion of uniform linear objects is proportional to their temperature changes. The expansion of the solid object depends on its original size and its temperature change:
where, Δl is the increase in length,α is the coefficient of linear expansion for a given particular material, l1 is the original length of the object and ΔT is the temperature change.
What's Included
Experiment Main Unit
Metal Base
• LengthxWidth : 85cm x 20cm
Metal Heater
• 500 W
Metal Cover
Temperature Control Unit
• Digital Screen
• Temperature Range : 50 ° -120 °
• Accuracy : 1 °
Micrometer
• Measurement Range : 0-10 mm
• Accuracy : 0.01 mm
Metal Rods
• 3 rods
• Material Type : Brass , Aliminium ,
Cupper
• Length : 50 cm
• Radius : 0.5 cm
Experiment Manual
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