Wood and brass cylinder for demonstrating the difference in thermal conductivity

Made:: 1900-1980

Wood and brass cylinder for demonstrating the difference in thermal conductivity (the wooden half is charred)

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Category:: Science Teaching

Object Number:: 1983-942

Materials:: wood and brass

type:: cylinder

credit:: Mary Datchelor Girls' School

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Wood and brass cylinder for demonstrating the difference in thermal conductivity

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