Showing 95 experiments that use the Wireless Temperature Sensor.

High School / Chemistry

State Changes

Students predict the shape of a phase change diagram for water when it moves from the solid to liquid to gas phase, then use a temperature sensor to construct...

High School / Chemistry

Hess's Law

Students use a temperature sensor to experimentally determine the heat of reaction for the formation of a compound.

High School / Chemistry

Charles' Law

Students use a temperature sensor to experimentally determine the relationship between the temperature and volume of a gas.

High School / Chemistry

Optimum Conditions

Students use a pressure and temperature sensor to observe the effect of changing various experimental conditions on the rate of a chemical reaction.

High School / Chemistry

Fragrant Esters

Students use a temperature sensor and a Molecular Model Set to study the properties of reactants and products of three distinct esterification reactions.

High School / BiologyChemistryEnvironmental Science

Greenhouse Gases

Students use a temperature sensor to investigate how changing the composition of air affects the rate at which its temperature will increase when energy...

High School / ChemistryEarth ScienceEnvironmental Science

Ocean Currents

Students use a Temperature Sensor and a Conductivity Sensor to investigate the driving forces behind ocean currents.

Middle School / Physical Science

Conservation of Matter

In this lab, students will use temperature and absolute pressure sensors to measure changes in temperature and pressure during an oxidation reaction.

Middle School / Physical Science

Energy Transfer

In this lab, students will use stainless steel temperature sensors to measure the transfer of heat energy from a candle flame through convection and conduction.

Middle School / Physical Science

Heat Transfer in Fluids

In this lab, students will use fast response temperature sensors to investigate what happens to the temperature of a solution when two substances of different...

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