I5 Laws of Thermodynamics

These demonstrations cover the laws of thermodynamics and their implications, and their application in doing work. This includes some examples of simple heat engines, and the relationship of heat and energy.

Articles
Image	Title
	I5-01 MECHANICAL EQUIVALENT OF HEAT - SHOT BAG Demonstrates that heat can be produced from mechanical work
	I5-02: TRANSFORMATION OF MECHANICAL ENERGY INTO HEAT Demonstrate transformation of mechanical energy into heat.
	I5-03: MECHANICAL EQUIVALENT OF HEAT - JOULE'S METHOD Determine the mechanical equivalent of heat.
	I5-11 ADIABATIC PROCESS - AIR PISTON WITH THERMISTOR Demonstrates adiabatic compression and expansion of air
	I5-12: ADIABATIC EXPANSION OF AIR - FOG IN BOTTLE Demonstrate adiabatic cooling of air
	I5-15: ADIABATIC EXPANSION OF CARBON DIOXIDE Illustrate adiabatic cooling by producing dry ice
	I5-21: HEATING AIR BY COMPRESSION Demonstrate heating air by compression.
	I5-22 FIRE SYRINGE Demonstrates heating air by compression
	I5-31 STEAM ENGINE - STATIONARY Working model of a steam engine
	I5-32: STIRLING ENGINE Demonstrates a Stirling engine
	I5-33 STEAM ROLLER Toy steam roller with real steam engine
	I5-41: ENDOTHERMIC REACTION - ENTROPY Aid a discussion of entropy.
	I5-51: SPECIFIC HEAT - ALUMINUM AND COPPER Illustrate calorimitry and to determine experimentally the specific heats of aluminum and of copper.
	I5-52: ELECTRIC CALORIMETER Determine the equivalence between electrical energy and heat energy (the electrical equivalent of heat).