EN Cobra4: PHYWE's wireless measuring system

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Experiment examples – physics

Cobra4

Experiment examples – chemistry

wireless Ohm’s law

P1330360

Manual pH titration

P1510260

The relation between the electrical voltage and the resulting current is measured with various test resistors. The quotient of the voltage and current is a constant value that characterises the component. The various measurement curves can be displayed in a particularly clear manner in a graph.

pH titrations are among the most frequent tests of acids and alkaline solutions. If a pH electrode is used to determine the end point, it also is possible to test highly coloured solutions and to observe the changes of the pH value during the entire reaction. The Cobra4 interface records and evaluates the measurement data in a particularly comfortable way. If a burette is used as the volumeter, the titration solution can be added particularly easily.

Excerpt from the equipment list Excerpt from the equipment list

Quantity

Name

Ref. no.

Quantity

Name

Ref. no.

1

Cobra4 Wireless Manager

12600.00

1

Cobra4 Wireless Manager

12600.00

1

Cobra4 Wireless-Link

12601.00

1

Cobra4 Wireless-Link

12601.00

1

Cobra4 Sensor-Unit “pH and 2 x temperature NiCr-Ni”

12630.00

1

Cobra4 Sensor-Unit “Electricity”

12644.00

1

Holder for Cobra4 with a stand

12680.00

1

Software “measure” for Cobra4

14550.61

1

Software “measure” for Cobra4

14550.61

Also required: cables, other components, small parts, and a PC

Generation of alternating voltage, rectification, and smoothing

Also required: small parts, support materials, chemicals, and a PC

P1331360

Oscillating reaction

P1510460

An alternating voltage is induced in a coil in the (alternating) field of a magnet that moves periodically. The characteristic of a diode, i.e. the fact that it lets the electrical current pass only in one direction is used to rectify the induced alternating voltage. A capacitor that is connected in parallel to the consumer (resistor) smoothes the rectified alternating voltage.

Observing oscillating reactions, e.g. the Briggs-Rauscher reaction, is highly fascinating. If a platinum electrode and an Ag/AgCl reference electrode are immersed into the reaction mixture, the electrochemical potential that changes along with the colour can be observed potentiometrically.

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Name

Ref. no.

Quantity

Name

Ref. no.

1

Cobra4 Wireless Manager

12600.00

1

Cobra4 Wireless Manager

12600.00

1

Cobra4 Wireless-Link

12601.00

1

Cobra4 Wireless-Link

12601.00

1

Cobra4 Sensor-Unit “pH and 2 x temperature NiCr-Ni”

12630.00

1

Cobra4 Sensor-Unit “Electricity”

12644.00

1

Holder for Cobra4 with a stand

12680.00

1

Software “measure” for Cobra4

14550.61

1

Software “measure” for Cobra4

14550.61

Also required: cables, other components, small parts and a PC

Specific heat capacity of water

Also required: small parts, support materials, chemicals, and a PC

P1349160

Temperature-dependence of the conductivity

P1510160

The electrical conductivity depends not only on the type and concentration of the electrolytes, but also on other parameters. If the temperature increases, one can usually also observe an increase in conductivity. At some point, however, a certain limit is reached, as of which the conductivity decreases even if the temperature increases further. For aqueous solutions, this value is approximately 90°C. The temperature-dependence of the conductivity can be studied with this experiment.

Cold water is filled into a calorimeter and heated with a heating coil. The relation between the heating power and the temperature rise is displayed and the specific heat capacity of water is calculated.

Excerpt from the equipment list Quantity

Name

Ref. no.

Excerpt from the equipment list

1

Cobra4 Wireless Manager

12600.00

Quantity

Name

Ref no.

2

Cobra4 Wireless-Link

12601.00

1

Cobra4 Wireless Manager

12600.00

1

Cobra4 Sensor-Unit “Electricity”

12644.00

1

Cobra4 Wireless-Link

12601.00

1

Cobra4 Sensor-Unit “Temperature, semiconductor –20...+110°C”

12640.00

1

Cobra4 Sensor-Unit “Conductivity + (Pt 1000)”

12632.00

1

Student calorimeter

04404.88

1

Holder for Cobra4 with a stand

12680.00

1

Software “measure” for Cobra4

14550.61

1

Software “measure” for Cobra4

14550.61

Also required: small parts, support materials, chemicals, and a PC

Also required: power supply unit, calorimeter, cables, small parts, and a PC

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