Learning to Use Go!Temp

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Introduction

You can use the Go!Temp temperature probe to measure the temperature of many things, like your water, air, or your hand. In this activity, you will learn how to use a Go!Temp and Logger Lite computer software.

Objectives

In this activity, you will
  • Measure the temperature of your hand.
  • Explore graphs produced by moving a Go!Temp between baths of different temperatures of water.
  • Learn to write detailed "steps" for creating an M or W on the graph.

Sensors and Equipment

This experiment requires each of the following Vernier sensors and equipment (unless otherwise noted):

Additional Requirements

You may also need an interface and software for data collection. What do I need for data collection?

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The student-version preview includes:

  • Step-by-step instructions for computer-based data collection
  • List of materials and equipment

Note: The experiment preview of the computer edition does not include essential teacher information, safety tips, or sample data. Instructions for Logger Pro and other software (such as LabQuest App or TI handheld software, where available) are on the CD that accompanies the book. We strongly recommend that you purchase the book before performing experiments.

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Experiment 1 from Elementary Science with Vernier Lab Book

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