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    What Makes Popcorn Pop?

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    few minutes these small seeds become popcorn. I think it pops by heating up the seeds at a certain temperature and time. When you heat them up for too long they can burn. I am interested and looking forward into finding out why popcorns pop. There are three elements that make popcorn pop. The first is the moisture inside the kernel. When the popcorn kernel heats up‚ the moisture inside it expands. Popcorn needs between 13.5-14% moisture to pop. When the temperature is really hot it sucks up

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    Chemistry Module 6

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    than the avg.KE of the particles in the bathtub‚ the thermal energy in the warm bath tub is higher because there are more particles in the tub than the cup. II. Heat Heat is the movement‚ or flow‚ of thermal energy. Heat always flows spontaneously from matter at a higher temperature to matter at a lower temperature. Heat and thermal energy are both measure in units of energy‚ the SI unit for energy is Joule(J). Another unit of energy that is commonly used is the Calorie. The food calorie

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    throughout the year‚ w/out mechanical power. Active- requires mechanical power to circulate air‚ water‚ or heat is stored until used‚ ex. pumps etc. Solar collectors- provide space heating or hot water are usually flat parts consisting of a glass covered plate over a black background where an absorbing fluid is circulated throug tubes. solar radiation enters glass + is absorbed by black background Heat is emitted from black material heating fluid circulating in tubes. Phytovadtaic cells- made of thin

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    ratio of the powder‚ this allows for more heat to penetrate the entire sample. This larger surface area-to-volume ratio allows for a sharper more accurate melting point. 4. Approximately 20 crystals should be loaded onto the coverslip to ensure that the sample is heated evenly. 5. The temperature of the stage should be 20°C below the expected melting point when you begin to heat 1-2°C per minute. 6. The melting point range would increase because the heat would not be able to properly penetrate

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    Hydrate Analysis

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    determined by heating the unknown hydrate to constant mass and calculating the ratio of the moles of water to the moles of anhydrous material. Observations will be made of any color changes during heating and re-hydration of the compound as well as heat effects during the re-hydration. A hydrate is a compound that is associated with a definite number of water molecules. The water is present as individual water molecules and usually no chemical bonds are involved in holding the ions of the compound

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    Meteorology Cheat Sheet

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    eastern Pacific. -​ Temperature‚ Humidity‚ Precipitation‚ Air Pressure and Wind are the ingredients of Climate. -Methods of Heat Energy Transferring are Convection‚ Conduction‚ Radiation. Conduction involves heat transfer by physical contact between objects. Convection is the process of heat transmission by the actual motion of the heated body. Radiation is the process of heat (energy) transfer by electromagnetic waves‚ without using or necessity of transmitting medium. -​ Continental arctic air (cA)

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    REINDEER AND ENGINE – COMMENTARY The poem ’Reindeer and Engine’ by Josephine Jacobsen is an extract from the poet’s 1966 work ’The Animal Inside’. The poem is about a reindeer who is fleeing from a steam engine‚ in the forests of Finland. However‚ wherever the reindeer seems to turn‚ engine tends to follow. The poet Josephine Jacobsen introduces a very relevant issue‚ from the title of the poem itself – that of nature versus technology. In a sense‚ the reindeer and the engine are contrasting ideas

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    Global TIM Market 2014-20180280035TIM are materials used for supporting the heat sink in removing the heat from the heat source in various equipment. They are generally used in the form of a secondary thermally conductive material to replace the thermally-insulating air between the two surfaces. Besides helping in the efficient transfer of heat‚ TIM also act as adhesives and strengthen the mechanical link between surfaces. Polymer-based TIM‚ metal-based TIM‚ and PCTIM are the basic types of TIM commercially

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    Glycerol Reaction Lab

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    The Effect of Temperature on The Viscosity of Glycerol Research Question: What is the effect of increasing the independent variable of the temperature of glycerol (30ºC‚ 40ºC‚ 50ºC‚ 60ºC and 70ºC) (+ 0.5ºC) using a hotplate and measured using a thermometer (+ 0.05º)‚ on the dependent variable of time (secs + 0.2) taken for 50mL (+ 0.05ml) of glycerol to flow through a 50cm3 burette (+ 0.05cm3) into a 250 mL beaker (+ 12.5 mL) measured by a digital stopwatch (+ 0.2secs)‚ therefore indicating the

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    Potasium Hydroxide Lab

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    Data Collection and Data Processing The experiment was on the basis of the concentration of Potassium Hydroxide affecting the temperature of water that it is dissolved in. One person stirred in the different concentrations of Potassium Hydroxide while the other measured the temperature as it rose after the pellets dissolved. At times it was difficult to ensure that the pellets were completely dissolved within the solution. Raw Data Table: The temperature of water after dissolving different

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