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Expert Profile: Sue Kayton

Expertise:  I can answer almost any student science question! I especially like ones involving silkworms, spacecraft and computers.
MIT graduate. Have worked as an engineer and taught science for 28 years.

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thanks
(Rambo on 07/03/08)
Thanks you really help...
(Rambo on 07/01/08)
Hi. Thanks for the Answer. I may try it some other time tommorrow. (Thursday 22 May 2008
(Susan Maumea on 05/21/08)
oh that hint made it much easier !!, I was a bit confused, I thought that the salt water may make a difference, but yea when the water starts to
(Acer on 05/21/08)
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Recent Answers from Sue Kayton
2008-07-03  Do human visual and colour receptor work differently? do human have the same visual experience? You can do controlled experiments showing people pictures of things. People with normal brains and normal vision will see the same thing. Of course, people who are colorblind, are blind in one eye, or...
2008-07-01  Does every human taste receptor work differently? Do we enjoy the same kind of taste sensation? No, we don't share the exact same experience. People who smoke or chew tobacco can't detect subtle tastes. People who are used to spicy food don't notice small amounts of spice, but people who are used...
2008-06-30  Does every human taste receptor work differently? Do we enjoy the same kind of taste sensation? Some people have chemical disorders which cause them to experience different tastes than normal people. But all normal people taste the same. If it tastes sweet to me, it will taste sweet to you, unless...
2008-06-10  Soft Drinks A quick-and-dirty way to measure carbonation is to measure the pH of the soda. CO2 + H2O = carbonic acid. The more carbonation, the more acidic the soda is. It is influenced, of course, by the presence...
2008-06-06  ........ Wrap the egg in a little bit of tape, but not too thick. Then make a tight cage around the egg using zillions of straws to act as a cushion. Make sure the egg can't move inside the cage. Use as many...
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