Expansion coefficient of liquids Principle Using water as a model the expansion of a liquid is shown as a function of temperature. In the supplementary problem, the expansion coefficient is calculated at different temperatures. The expansion of water is not linear; its coefficient is not constant.
If you wish to demonstrate a liquid with a linear expansion coefficient, we recommend alcohol. However, it is very inflammable: be extremely careful when doing experiments with it! Benefits - Real stand material for an esecially stable and safe setup
- Student-suitable experiment descriptions with reports available
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Support base, variable
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Stand rods, stainless steel, various sizes
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Boss head
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Ring with boss head, i. d. = 10 cm
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Wire gauze with ceramic, 160 x 160 mm
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Universal clamp
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Beakers, Boro, low form, various sizes
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Erlenmeyer flask, stopper bed, 100 mlSB 29
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MAU-EK17082301
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Glass tubes,l.250 mm, pkg.of 10
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MAU-16074544
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Pipette with rubber bulb
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Rubber stopper 26/32, 2 holes 7 mm
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Students thermometer, -10...+110°C, l = 230 mm
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38005-10
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Measuring tape, l = 2 m
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Graduated cylinders, plastic, various sizes
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Butane burner, Labogaz 206 type
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Butane cartridge C206, without valve, 190 g
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47535-01
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Glycerol, 250 ml
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