The Stainless Steel Temperature Probe is a rugged, general-purpose temperature sensor that can be used in organic liquids, salt solutions, acids, and bases. Use ...
Feb 29, 2016 ... The most common causes for this sensor to read incorrectly are: 1- Twisting the cable: Sometimes students twist or crimp the wire near the ...
The probe can be left continuously in water at temperatures within the range of –40 to 150°C. Continuous usage in saltwater will cause only minor discoloration ...
Sep 2, 2011 ... Choose Experiment/Calibrate and then choose the Stainless Steel Temperature Probe. Choose Calibrate Now. For each of the three water baths, ...
One solution is to drill your own holes in a solid rubber stopper. Use a drill bit with the same diameter as the Temperature Probe for a snug fit. Be careful to ...
Explore graphs produced by moving a Temperature Probe between cups holding water with different temperatures. ... Option 3. Stainless Steel Temperature Probe ...
For temperature measurements in harsher environments that require a more durable probe, we recommend our Stainless Steel Temperature Probe. Surface ...
Use temperature probes to measure the temperature of soils at different depths. ... Stainless Steel Temperature Probe (3). Ready to Experiment? Ask an Expert. Get ...
The has several different diameter brass rods, as well as single diameter rods of aluminum, copper, music wire, and stainless steel. The Instructor notes for...
A non-auto-ID sensor must be manually identified, regardless of the data collection program in use. Most sensors that are older than 1999 are non-auto-ID. Note...
The is automatically temperature compensated between temperatures of 5 and 35°C. Note that the temperature of a solution is being read by a thermistor that...
IB Chemistry standards for lab practicals are listed on this website from Diploma Programme, Chemistry teacher support material Teachers are required to develop a practical...
The 300 mAh Lithium Polymer (LiPo) battery used in many of our Go Direct sensors has the following temperature limitations: While charging: 0°C to 45°C...