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Experimenting with a Thermocouple

Thermocouples are one of the most common temperature sensors. They can be used to measure temperatures between -200 and 1400 degrees Celsius. If you have never had the opportunity to do an experiment using a Vernier Thermocouple, here are three activities to try: Flame Mapping, Bending Glass, and Heating Curve for Ethanol. This might be just what you need to heat things up this fall.

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Flying with Vernier

Brian Czapor and some of his fellow students from the University of Akron participated in the SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) Aero Design® Competition. In order to improve their design, they used the Vernier LabPro and our 3-Axis Accelerometer to give them flight data.

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Vernier Dynamics System

Our new low-friction carts and track make a superior dynamics system. Plus, the other side of the track works as an optics bench!

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Vernier Dynamics System

New Go! Motion

Go! Motion is our next-generation motion detector that connects directly to a computer’s USB port and comes with free software!

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New Go! Motion
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