Heat Pipes
The following list refers to manuals and files for support equipment used for demonstrating heat.
Code Number: 4 - 00.00
Demo Title: Support Equipment used for Thermodynamics
Condition: Good
Principle: Thermodynamics
Equipment: Liquid crystal sheets and thermometers, vacuum pump with hose and adapter, bell jars, vacuum plates.
References:
- Bobby Mercer, "Emergency Crayon Candle", Junk Drawer Chemistry, 2016, p. 138.
- Glen McGilvray, "What happens to a candle flame in an orbiting spacecraft?" TPT Vol. 20 #4 April 1982 p. 261.
- Jearl Walker, "The Physics and Chemistry Underlying the Infinite Charm of a Candle Flame" The Ameture Scientist.
- "Measuring the Heat Produced by a Single Candle" TPT Vol. 28 #6 September 1990 p. 420.
- Figuring Physics, "How Warm or Cold?" TPT Vol. 49 April 2011 p.198.
- H-220, Make Dry Ice DICK and RAE Physics Demo Notebook.
- Arthur M Vash, "Dry Ice on Demand" American Journle of Physics Vol. 34 #12 p. 31.
- H. P. Stabler, "Heat Gun" American Journal of Physics Vol. 30 #4 April 1962 p. 37.
- S. K. Chakarvarti, "A Simple Temperature Sensor", TPT Vol. 20 #7 October 1982 p. 470.
- Stephan P. Hansen, "An Introduction to Vacuum Technology", TPT Vol. 35 Janruary 1997 p. 8
- Thomas W. Listerman, Thomas A. Boshinski, and Lynn F. Knese, "Cooling by Imersion in Liquid Nitrogen", AJP, Vol. 54, #6, June 1986, p. 554.
- HEAT PIPES
- Heat Pipes - Enertron Products Information
Files
- Burners - Bunsen - Fisher - Mixed Gas
- Candle and Candle Flame
- Dewar Flask's
- Dry Ice Machine
- Heat Gun
- Heat Pipes
- Liquid Nitrogen
- Temperature Sensor
- Vacuum Accessories
- Vacuum Pump