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Far Infrared Heater

Classification:

Physics

Product Model:

TP2013

Grade:

Junior high school

Function Description:

Used for high-precision thermal quantitative experiments such as Charles' law, crystal melting and solidification, and specific heat capacity.

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Composition
Heating furnace (220V 80W), base, power cord

 

Function
1. Used for high-precision thermal quantitative experiments such as Charles' law, crystal melting and solidification, and specific heat capacity.
2. The cylindrical far-infrared radiation heating furnace core can heat the object evenly.
3. The outer shell is made of heat-resistant material with good thermal insulation performance, which can reduce heat loss in the experiment.
4. Use directly without any construction operation.


Experiment
With the corresponding equipment, experiments such as Charles' law, crystal melting and solidification, specific heat capacity, and exploring the heat absorption and heat dissipation properties of different liquids can be completed

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