Measure Resistivity in Brick Using Lab Equipment

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To measure the resistivity of a brick, laboratory equipment such as a multimeter and a thermocouple can be used. A thermocouple is a device that measures high temperatures by generating a voltage based on the temperature difference between two junctions. The discussion involves conducting an experiment for OCR planning, specifically focusing on the resistance of a brick. There is uncertainty regarding the appropriate voltage to use in the experiment. Clarification on voltage settings is sought to ensure accurate measurements.
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How do oyu measure the resistivity of a brick using a laboratory equipment
 
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What is a thermocouple?
 
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Bola Oladejo said:
What is a thermocouple?
A themocouple measures very high temperature. are you doing the resistance of a brick experiement for OCR planning? I am, and I'm using a thermocouple 4 it. What i don't know is what voltage to use. Any ideas? Thanks. :smile:
 
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