Comprising five removable glass tubes in a sliding frame and supported in a water trough.
For demonstrating the different thermal expansions of various liquids.
Comprising five glass tubes in a frame and supported in a water trough.
The frame has a special sliding arrangement with clips to hold glass bulbs with tubes.
The bulbs can be easily removed and fixed and have funnel formation on top for easy filling.
Nickel plated copper calorimeter of 50 x 75 mm lagged and enclosed in an outer vessel of 75 x 100 mm size, with cover having terminals, a heating coil suitable for 3 – 6 V supply and holes for thermometer and stirrer.
With stirrer but without thermometer.
A metal stand fitted with 0-100 cm x 1 mm vertical wooden scale and supporting a mercury reservoir sliding on a metal rod.
An air thermometer bulb fitted to a bracket can be attached to the other rod at either of two positions.
With U-shaped base.
Complete with 1 meter rubber tubing to connect reservoir to the bulb.
Supplied without mercury.
Copper calorimeter of 75 x 50 mm resting on felt pad inside wooden polished box provided with a brass nickel plated thermometer holder and copper stirrer.
To determine the co-efficient of absolute expansion of mercury.
Glass tubes with vertical limbs contained within glass jackets approx.
460 x 25 mm height x diameter are closed by bungs and fitted with inlet and outlet tubes.
Upper ends of these vertical limbs are angled on emergence from the jackets to produce two short, adjacent limbs placed against a silvered glass scale 0 to 12 cm x 1 mm.
Mounted on stand 610 x 230 mm, height x width.
Overall height 750 mm approx.
supplied without mercury.
Polished aluminum container placed in an outer wooden case with thermometer, plastic top fitted with two terminals for heating coil and a hole for thermometer.
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