An experimental analysis of the cooling constant computation

This work presents the design of an inexpensive electronic system to measure water temperature and generate an experimental data set used to verify the fitting between experimental and theoretical curves of a water-cooling process. The cooling constant is computed with three different theoretical me...

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Published in:Physics education 2022-03, Vol.57 (2), p.25001
Main Author: Perea Martins, J E M
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Computer Uses in Education
Cooling
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Educational Technology
Electronic systems
Equations (Mathematics)
Heat
Measurement Techniques
Physics
Science Experiments
temperature
Thermodynamics
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Water temperature
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Heat
Measurement Techniques
Physics
Science Experiments
temperature
Thermodynamics
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