Temperature sensor
Wireless temperature sensor for six thermal physics experiments covering heat transfer, calorimetry and phase changes.
The wireless sensor records temperature in real time and plots heating and cooling curves in a digital laboratory system. It supports six experiments: investigating heat transfer and the establishment of thermal equilibrium; determining the specific heat capacity of substances by calorimetry; observing constant temperature during melting and crystallisation; investigating boiling and condensation; testing Newton’s law of cooling using cooling curves; and measuring thermal effects during dissolution and the mixing of liquids. The sensor is used for thermal experiments in physics and chemistry lessons.
- Study of heat transfer and establishment of thermal equilibrium of bodies
- Determination of the specific heat capacity of substances using calorimetry
- Observation of constant temperature during melting and crystallization
- Study of boiling and condensation, measurement of phase transition temperatures
- Checking Newton's law of cooling using cooling curves
- Measuring the thermal effects of dissolving and mixing liquids
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