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Brand: Reliant Lab
Reliant Lab Metal Block Calorimeters for Specific Heat Capacity Determination
SKU: TB-RE-68273
Estimated Delivery By: Apr 16 - Apr 18 
MRP : ₹3999 ₹2999
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Reliant Lab Metal Block Calorimeters
For Specific Heat Capacity Determination
Country of origin: India
Specifications
- Brand: Reliant Lab
- Product Quantity : 1 Piece
- Accuracy : ± 2%
- Diameter : 12.5 mm
- Smaller hole diameter : 7.5 mm
Description
The Reliant Lab Metal Block Calorimeter is a specialized thermal physics instrument designed for the accurate determination of the specific heat capacity of various metals. Each block features two drilled holes a large central hole for a low voltage immersion heater and a smaller offset hole for a high sensitivity thermometer or digital probe. his design ensures direct thermal transfer, allowing students and researchers to calculate heat energy absorption using the formula with minimal environmental heat loss, making it a staple in thermodynamics laboratories.
Features
:- Optimized Dual Hole Design: Features a large center hole for a 50W immersion heater and a separate, narrow hole for a thermometer or thermocouple probe.
- Minimal Thermal Inertia: Designed for rapid heat absorption and uniform temperature distribution to provide consistent and repeatable experimental results.
- Polished Surface Finish: Each block is finely machined and polished to reduce heat loss through radiation, ensuring higher experimental accuracy.
- Universal Compatibility: Sized to fit standard laboratory immersion heaters and common digital temperature data loggers used in modern physics.
Applications
:- Specific Heat Capacity Determination
- Thermal Conductivity Comparison
- Conservation of Energy Experiments
- Thermodynamics Education
- Material Science Testing
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