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2008-07-03  Thermodynamics - Nuclear tower shape?:   Chris, Your question is fantastically good!!!!!! I do not want to brag, but my Ph.D. is in nuclear science and this is a perfect question for me. I will assume you are an undergraduate in a science...
2008-07-01  Thermodynamics - Copper Toxicity:   I am not sure how helpful I can be. Stainless Steel 304 or 316 is extremely stable under heat. Copper is a better heat conductor. Be sure the copper is pure and of high grade. Respectfully,...
2008-06-25  Thermodynamics - Thermodynamics:   Hi Naidoo The standard way to tackle this is to carry out two runs under identical conditions on each collector. Run 1. Copper Measure the themperature of the 6 kg of water when stirred X c°....
2008-06-24  Careers: Engineering & Electrical Trades - what is better for me?:   Commerce. NO DOUBT. Science is rewarding....and fun...but not a great carreer to get into. Unless you go to Masters degrees...you dont have a great job op. In commerce...you are dealing with people...
2008-06-24  Chemical Engineering - Langmuir-Blodgett Trough:   Dear Stanely, I think this is the method that lots of papers published on it. So, I think you just have some practical errors with your experiments which can be summarized as follows: 1- check the cleanness...


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