PIRA 4C30.00 PHASE CHANGES: LIQUID-GAS

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4C30.00Phase Changes: Liquid-Gas
4C30.10boiling by coolingPIRA 200Cool a flask stoppered flask filled with warm water with ice until boiling starts.
4C30.10boiling by cooling4C30.10Same as Hj-4.
4C30.10boiling by coolingHj-4A flask with warm water is cooled with ice until boiling starts.
4C30.10boiling by coolingH-75Boil water vigorously in a flask, stopper and remove from heat, cool with ice or water to show boiling at reduced pressure. A thermometer or thermocouple can be added to show temperature.
4C30.10boiling cold waterH-5dHeat water to boiling in a round bottom flask, stopper, invert, pour cold water over to maintain boiling.
4C30.10boil water under reduced pressureDisc 15-10Boil water in a r.b. flask with a dimple in the bottom, remove from heat, stopper, invert and add ice to the dimple.
4C30.15boiling at reduced pressurePIRA 1000
4C30.15boiling point depressionTPT 2(4),178Boil at reduced pressure using an aspirator.
4C30.15boiling at reduced pressureHj-3A thermometer measures the boiling point as a vacuum pump is used to reduce the pressure in a flask of water.
4C30.15boiling by reduced pressure27-3.6Boil water at room temperature by evacuating.
4C30.15boiling at reduced pressureH-76Pump on a flask of warm water with aspirator or vacuum pump until boiling starts.
4C30.20superheating liquids26-5.16Water is superheated in a very clean flask free of flaws. A similar flask with boiling water is nearby. Add chalk dust to the superheated water and boiling starts explosively.
4C30.21bumpingH-83When an open tube (H-82) containing water is heated the temp will rise above 100 C and before a vapor bubble suddenly forms.
4C30.25geyserPIRA 1000
4C30.25geyserHj-5A long tapered tank is used to form a geyser.
4C30.25geyserH-79A conical tube 12 cm at the bottom and 4 cm at the top, 2 m long, and heated at the bottom, models a geyser.
4C30.25geyserH-80A .5" brass tube 6' long soldered to a 4" tube 10"long filled with water and heated gives a 3 ft. geyser.
4C30.25geyserH-5ePicture of a geyser demonstrator.
4C30.27steam bombH-78Heat a corked test tube or make a bomb by sealing off some water in a glass tube and heating it. Flying glass hazard.
4C30.30helium and CO2 balloons in liquid N2PIRA 1000
4C30.30change of volume with change of statHk-3Balloons of CO2 and He are immersed in liquid nitrogen.
4C30.30helium and CO2 balloons in liquid N2Disc 15-17Helium and CO2 balloons are immersed in liquid nitrogen. Cut open the CO2 balloon to show solid carbon dioxide.
4C30.33ice stoveH-102Boil away liquid air in a teakettle on a cake of ice.
4C30.35liquid nitrogen in a balloonPIRA 1000
4C30.35liquid nitrogen in a balloon4C30.35
4C30.35burst a balloonH-112A small amount of liquid air in a test tube blows up a balloon until it bursts. (800:1 volume ratio).
4C30.35liquid nitrogen in balloonDisc 15-09Pour some liquid nitrogen in a small flask and cap with a balloon.
4C30.36gas and vapor under compression27-10.2A mercury piston applies equal pressure to air and sulfur dioxide until the SO2 collapses into liquid at 2 1/2 atmospheres.
4C30.40heat of vaporization of water4C30.40Boil water in a beaker while measuring the temperature.
4C30.50bromine cryophorous26-5.11One end of an L-shaped evacuated tube containing bromine is immersed in a dry ice/alcohol mixture.
4C30.50bromine condensationH-60The color of bromine gas in one end of a tube is reduced when the other end is cooled.
4C30.60steam into calorimeterH-61Pass steam into a calorimeter to determine the heat of condensation.
4C30.80making liquid oxygen27-10.1Liquid oxygen will drip from the outer surface of a thin copper cone filled with liquid nitrogen.
4C30.81heat exchanger oxygen liquifier27-10.3A heat exchanger is used to liquefy oxygen from a high pressure tank. Picture, Construction details in appendix, p. 1297.
4C30.82liquification of air under pressureH-110A bicycle pump is used to put a test tube immersed in liquid air under pressure. Liquification will continue as long as the tube is operated.

ReferenceDescription
M-1Sutton
Ma-1Freier & Anderson
M-1dHilton
8-2.8Meiners
1A12.01University of Minnesota Handbook
AJP 52(1),85American Journal of Physics
TPT 15(5),300The Physics Teacher
Disc 01-01The Video Encyclopedia of Physics Demonstrations

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