Specific heat capacity of solids

Principle

Thermal energy can be stored in different bodies. The amount of energy thereby depends on the material defined by its specific heat capacity. Water, for example, can take a lot more energy than the same mass of a solid. Within this experiment, the specific heat capacity of different metals is determined.

Benefits

• Optimised for demonstration experiments: Transformation from horizontal into vertical direction
• Demonstrative measurement value indication using Cobra4 Mobile-Link 2 with large-scale display
• Secure fastening of burners and hot vessels
• Glass equipment, liquid levels and flowing liquids can be observed easily on the plain background