Image:Thermal gradient calorimeter.gif
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Cross-section view of a heat-loss calorimeter. The heat developed inside the cell is collected by the inner copper cup. Then, it flows through the silicone-rubber which serves as a thermal resistor and the outer copper cup, to the flowing water surrounding the outer copper cup. |
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28 Feb. 2008 |
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| 05:09, 28 February 2008 | 823×1,000 (44 KB) | Shkedi | ({{Information |Description=A thermal gradient calorimeter. The thermal gradient is formed between the inner-copper-cup and the outer-copper-cup, across the silicone rubber which serves as a thermal resistor. The heat developed inside the cell flows throug) |
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