Difference between revisions of "Green House Effect"
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(Created page with "{{NewDemo|subject=Thermodynamics|topic=Thermal Properties of Matter|file1=Green_House_Effect.gif}} A box consisting of two chambers separated by a thermal insulator. One chamber contains a beaker filled with colored water. A bright light shined above heats up the box. Chamber with the thermal mass (water) heats up slower than the other chamber. Likewise, it cools down slower than the other chamber when the heat source is removed. '''Location: ''' * Shelf F-2") |
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A fish tank is separated into two chambers separated by a thermal insulator. One side is covered with a piece of glass and the other is left open. A bright light above heats up the tank. The Chamber with the glass heats up to a higher temperature than the open chamber. Likewise, it cools down slower than the other chamber when the light source is removed. | |||
OTHER METHOD: Dry Ice vapor is piped into the bottom of one side of the tank, filling the tank with CO2. . The CO@ side will heat up faster than the air side. A wire mesh onto tries to limit convection Thermometers are placed in the tank . The side with the CO2 will heat up faster . ( Technically, CO2 has lower specific heat, so it is heating up for various reasons., but give the idea. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:32, 9 January 2023
A fish tank is separated into two chambers separated by a thermal insulator. One side is covered with a piece of glass and the other is left open. A bright light above heats up the tank. The Chamber with the glass heats up to a higher temperature than the open chamber. Likewise, it cools down slower than the other chamber when the light source is removed.
OTHER METHOD: Dry Ice vapor is piped into the bottom of one side of the tank, filling the tank with CO2. . The CO@ side will heat up faster than the air side. A wire mesh onto tries to limit convection Thermometers are placed in the tank . The side with the CO2 will heat up faster . ( Technically, CO2 has lower specific heat, so it is heating up for various reasons., but give the idea.
Location:
- Shelf F-2
