Heated box for an ungraduated thermometer experiment
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The box is designed to create a heated enclosure that serves as the test object in physics lessons.
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- Printables
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- Physics & Astronomy
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Simply fit a W1209 thermostat into the front section, insert a screw-terminal connector, and place a rubber heating pad inside the box enclosure. The box adequately insulates against heat loss. The lid features holes for an ungraduated thermometer (without a scale).
Procedure:
Pour water into the enclosure and close it with the lid.
Connect the power supply to the connector.
Set the target temperature on the thermostat. Once the target temperature is reached, cover the thermostat display with the blanking plug.
The box is now ready for inserting the ungraduated thermometer and measuring the temperature.