Thermodynamics I: Energy, Heat, Enthalpy
7.0 Props to be Used for Thermodynamics
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Subjects: Heat capacity, heat transfer, phase changes, delta H, internal energy, endothermic vs exothermic, work, calorimetry.
Description: A number of items used to demonstrate principles of introductory thermodynamics.
Materials A:
- 250 ml beaker and 1000 ml beaker (fill with water)
- Chunk of copper
- 600 ml beaker (fill with water)
- burner*, stand* matches
- chunk of iron
- 500 ml beaker (fill with ice)
Materials B:
- Salt
- 600ml beaker
- parafilm
- thermos
- bunsen burner
- rubber band
Materials C:
- thermos
- Balloon
- Bomb calorimeter with container
- 600 ml beaker
- parafilm
- coffee cup calorimeter
- Cheerios
*Shared items. Burners are located in the top drawer opposite the shelves. The bomb calorimeter is located on top of the flammables storage cabinet.
Discussion: None.
Safety: None.
Disposal: None.
References:
1. Prof. Botch
