Thermal Expansion in Solids and Liquids Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-TWL-11810
Quick Answer: Thermal Expansion in Solids and Liquids measures the linear expansion of solids with a dilatometer and the volume expansion of liquids with a pycnometer, both as a function of temperature.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Dilatometer for linear expansion of brass, iron, copper, aluminium and two types of glass, including quartz glass.
Study of change in length against overall length for aluminium.
Pycnometer for volume expansion of ethyl acetate, methylated spirit, olive oil, glycerol and water.
All expansion measured as a function of temperature.
About This Product
Solid samples are heated in the dilatometer and their change in length is recorded against temperature, while an aluminium test checks how the change depends on the original length. For liquids, the pycnometer tracks the rise in volume of five liquids as they warm, so solid and liquid behaviour can be compared in one set of practicals. Educational Lab Equipments can supply and export the Thermal Expansion in Solids and Liquids to Burundi, Liberia, Syria, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Namibia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which liquids are tested?
Ethyl acetate, methylated spirit, olive oil, glycerol and water, with volume expansion measured against temperature in a pycnometer.
Which solids can be compared?
Brass, iron, copper, aluminium and two glasses, one of them quartz glass, using a dilatometer. Aluminium is also used to relate change in length to overall length.
