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Measuring the linear expansion of solids as a function of temperature

Measuring the linear expansion of solids as a function of temperature

VP2.1.1.3

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Description

In the experiment P2.1.1.3, a circulation thermostat is used to heat the water, which flows through various tube samples. The expansion apparatus measures the change in the lengths of the tubes as a function of the temperature ϑ.

Components of equipment sets

1	381341 8	Longitudinal expansion apparatus D
1	361152 8	Dial gauge with holder
1	38234 8	Thermometer, -10...+110 °C/0.2 K
1	6667681 8	Circulation thermostat SC 100-S5P
2	667194 8	Silicone tubing 7 mm Ø, 1 m
2	6753410 4	Water, pure, 5 l

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P2.1.1.3 Measuring the linear expansion of solids as a function of temperature

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Measuring the linear expansion of solids as a function of temperature

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