Storage and maintenance - Wash and dry all devices after use. - Store the calorimeter in a dry place so that the aluminium does not oxidise. - Remove the before performing experiments where the electrical resistance is not used. - This prevents damage when materials other than liquids are introduced into the calorimeter. Design and materials - Inner and outer cups made of aluminium. - The aluminium containers have a low specific heat capacity, which makes calculating calorimetry simple and easy. Lid and accessories - The lid contains openings for thermometer and stirrer. - A stirrer is included. Use scenarios - Educational water calorimetry: use with water to measure temperature change and practice calculating heat transfer and specific heat in a classroom setting. - Simple reaction calorimetry in a teaching lab: measure heat changes during dissolution or neutralization reactions using the calorimeter. - Comparative liquid testing: compare heat transfer when using different liquids to demonstrate how material properties affect calorimetry results. Key attributes - Function: dedicated calorimeter with aluminium inner and outer cups designed for straightforward calorimetry calculations. - Material: aluminium cups for low heat capacity and simple calculations. - Compatibility: lid with openings for thermometer and stirrer; includes a stirrer for efficient mixing. - Size and performance: designed for uncomplicated calorimetric experiments with liquids and non-liquid samples introduced under appropriate use.