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Electrical work done by an immersion heater - AC meter

Electrical work done by an immersion heater - AC meter

VD3.4.6.7_a

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Description

Determination of the electrical work required for heating a immersion heater with an alternating current meter.

Investigate the measurement result by calculating the electrical work from current, voltage and time.

Components of equipment sets

1	560331 4	** Alternating current meter
1	313052	Table stop-clock 0-60 1/100
2	531906	** Demo Multimeter, passive
1	38221 4	Stirring thermometer -10...+110 °C
1	30325 4	Immersion heater
1	602025 4	Beaker, Boro 3.3, 2000 ml, squat
1	301300	** Demonstration panel frame
2	301310	** Equipment shelf
1	667100 8	Cover plate,20 cm x 20 cm
4	500644 8	Safety experiment cable, 100 cm, black

Articles marked with ** are additionally required.

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D3.4.6.7a Electrical work done by an immersion heater - AC meter (de)

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