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Panel frame C50, two-level, for CPS

Panel frame C50, two-level, for CPS

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4 Panel frame C50, two-level, for CPS

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Two levels
T-shaped base
Power duct
Height: 84 cm
Width: 56 cm
Depth: 30 cm

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PDF (Experiment description)	C1.1.1.1 Determination of the relative atomic mass of metals
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PDF (Experiment description)	C2.4.3.3 Purification of a substance with water vapour distillation
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PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.1.3 Determination of specific conductivity
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PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.1.5 Conductivity of solids
PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.1.6 Temperature-dependency of the conductivity of solids
PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.1.7 Conductivity of aqueous solutions
PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.1.8 Conductivity of melts
PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.3.1p The electrochemical series
PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.3.2p Standard potentials of metals
PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.3.3 Standard potentials of non-metals
PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.3.4 Concentration potentials (Nernst equation)
PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.3.5 Temperature dependency of the potential (Nernst equation)
PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.4.1a The Daniell cell
PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.4.2a The Leclanché cell
PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.4.4 Influence of electrolyte concentration on the Daniell element
PDF (Experiment description)	C4.4.4.5 Influence of the electrode gap on the Daniell element
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