The QTX-01 is a specialized experimental setup designed for performing the Quinck's Tube Method to determine the magnetic susceptibility of liquids. This method involves observing the rise or fall of a paramagnetic or diamagnetic liquid in a vertical capillary tube when placed in a non-uniform magnetic field.

The apparatus includes a precision glass Quinck’s tube, a stand with adjustable holder, and compatibility with standard electromagnet setups. It is ideal for physics laboratories, helping students gain hands-on understanding of magnetochemistry and the interaction between magnetic fields and matter.

Key Features

• High-quality borosilicate Quinck’s tube

• Compatible with electromagnet and Gaussmeter setups

• Precise scale for capillary height measurement

• Mounted on a stable and adjustable metal stand

• Easy to set up and use in classroom demonstrations or lab practicals

• Supplied with detailed user manual and experiment procedure

Applications

• Measurement of magnetic susceptibility of liquids

• Demonstration of diamagnetic and paramagnetic effects

• Teaching magnetochemistry and electromagnetic properties of matter

• Widely used in B.Sc., M.Sc., and research physics labs