Heating Curve of Water
PHY 200 & 230
When water is heated under atmospheric pressure, two things occur. One is a change in temperature. The other is a change in phase. These two properties will be studied to determine the heat of fusion and the heat of vaporization of water. The purpose of this experiment is to determine the heat of fusion and the heat of vaporizaton of water.
Equipment
| Name | Location | Quantity |
| Stainless Steel Cans | JE-105A-S34 | 1 per table |
| Calorimeter - Outer Can | JE-105A-S34 | 1 per table |
| Stainless Steel Lids | JE-105A-S28 | 1 per table |
| Rods, Stirring | JE-105A-S78 | 1 per table |
| Thermometer, Digital, Traceable - 389 | JE-105A-D77 | 1 per table |
| Ring Stand | JE-105A-D82,83 S150 | 1 per table |
| Rods, Metal | JE-105A-D89,99,100 | 1 per table |
| Timer - 389 | JE-105A-D62 | 1 per table |
| Clamp, Test Tube | JE-105A-D66 | 1 per table |
| Hot Plates | JE-105A-S40 | 1 per table |
| Cooler | JE-105A-S117 | 2 per room |
Notes
For the ring stand, use the metal rods in D89 and the tripod bases that are next to the ice machine, if possible. Make sure the rods fit the bases. Clamp on the test tube clamp and slide it down the rod.
Make sure that the room has plenty of paper. Fill the two coolers with ice.
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