Thermal Conductometer, 5 Prong, Each
A Thermal Conductometer is used in physics to measure the thermal conductivity of different materials. It consists of five prongs made from aluminium, brass, copper, stainless steel, and iron.
Different metals conduct heat at different rates due to their atomic structure. With this demonstration students either clip temperature sensors to each metal bar, or place wax in the end of the bar to see which bar heats up the quickest when the centre of the apparatus is held over and open flame.
Recommended for use with Neulog's Temperature Sensor Logger.
- Thermal Conductometer for Physics
- Bars of Aluminium, Brass, Copper, Stainless Steel & Iron
- Individually Sold
| Â | Â |
|---|---|
| Metal Bar Material | Aluminium (Al), Brass (Br), Copper (Cu), Stainless Steel (Ss), & Iron (Fe). |
| Bar Dimensions | 95mm Length |
| Overall Dimensions | 450mm Length |
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Product Questions
How long will my delivery take?
Our Promise:
Every order we receive before 5pm will be despatched by at least the next business day!
North Island
Auckland & Main Centres
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Regional Areas (Excluding Rural)
1-3 Business Days
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Christchurch & Main Centres
2-3 Business Days
Regional Areas (Excluding Rural)
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| Qty | Saving | Price |
| 1-4 | - | |
| 5 -19 | 17 % | NZDÂ 53.80 |
| 20+ | 37 % | NZDÂ 41.10 |
