Quick Answer: The Newtons Law of Cooling Apparatus is used to study how a hot liquid or body cools over time, letting students plot a cooling curve and relate cooling rate to temperature difference.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Supports cooling-curve experiments from temperature and time readings
Relates cooling rate to the difference from room temperature
Teaches heat loss, temperature gradient and thermal equilibrium
Used with compatible thermometers, calorimeters, stirrers and timers
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The vessel is filled with the approved hot liquid, a thermometer or sensor is inserted, and the starting and room temperatures are noted. Readings are taken at fixed time intervals until the temperature approaches room temperature. Plotting temperature against time gives the cooling curve, and comparing the cooling rate at different temperature differences shows the behaviour described by Newton’s law of cooling. Export supply of the Newtons Law of Cooling Apparatus can be arranged to laboratories and schools in Serbia, Syria, Somalia, Burkina Faso and Madagascar.
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