3B Scientific, UE3020100-115, Experiment for Electricity: Charged Droplets of Water, Basic Equipment, 115 V, 50/60 Hz
UE3020100-115 Includes Only:
- Electrometer (115 V, 50/60 Hz)
- Electrometer Accessories
- Analogue Multimeter ESCOLA 30
- DIN-B Burette with Schellbach Stripe, 10 ml
- Constantan Wire 0,2 mm / 100 m
- DC Power Supply, 450 V (115 V, 50/60 Hz)
- Digital Multimeter P3340
- Digital Stopwatch
- Tripod Stand, 150 mm
- Stainless Steel Rod, 1000 mm
- Universal Clamp - 2 pcs
- Universal Jaw Clamp
- Set of 10 Crocodile Clips 4 mm, Not Insulated
- Set of Three Safety Experiment Leads for Free Fall Apparatus
- Pair of Safety Experiment Leads, 75 cm, blue, red - 2 pcs
- Peleus ball, standard
- Set of 10 Beakers,600 ml, Low Form
Features:
Electric current arises due to an amount of charge being transported during a given interval of time. A flow of current can be simply illustrated with the help of charged droplets of water. In order to carry out the measurement, a burette and a Faraday cup connected to an electrometer will be used. The charge accumulated in the Faraday cup in a certain period of time is measured with the help of the voltage which drops across the capacitor. This allows the charge per droplet and the current to be determined.
