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a simple example on heat energy for presentation ( for age 11 ) |
greeshma |
29/12/2009 |
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a simple example on light energy for presentation ( for age 11 ) |
greeshma |
29/12/2009 |
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is heat a good thing or bad thing |
salena |
26/2/2009 |
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whıch metals are the best conductors of heat? |
funda |
9/2/2009 |
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what is meaning of heat energy |
charmaine |
3/2/2009 |
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what is meaning of heat energy |
ella |
3/2/2009 |
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why is objective lens with bigger diameter used for the telescope? |
mil |
25/1/2009 |
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suggest two modifications to the weighing scale so that it can be used to weigh heavier load |
mil |
25/1/2009 |
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Can you please give me the concept map ( Science - Microsoft PowerPoint - States Of Matter ) for free ? |
Jordan Chooi Weng Fai |
7/8/2008 |
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this website keeps opening up to all my questions but has no or short answers tp them |
anna |
8/4/2008 |
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We are not doing this on purpose blame google for this ;) the answers are limited to 800 characters to preserve space else the webpage will become looong, regret that but cant help it |
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instruments use in measuring heat and temperature |
bryan macam |
14/3/2008 |
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bolometer - an instrument that measures heat radiation; extremely sensitive, calorimeter - a measuring instrument that determines quantities of heat, katharometer - measures thermal conductivity, Liquid crystal thermometer, thermometer – measures temperature, constant volume gas thermometer, constant pressure gas thermometer - measures temperature by the variation in volume or pressure of a gas, Pyrometer is any non-contacting device that intercepts and measures thermal radiation. |
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What is heat? |
joel |
3/10/2007 |
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Heat is a form of energy that is transferred from one object to another because of a temperature difference; the word transfer is important, because heat is often confused with thermal energy that is the property of a body related to internal energy. In addition, heat should not be confused with temperature, which is the degree of hotness of a body. In the absence of work, heat is always transferred from a body with higher temperature (hotter) to one with lower temperature (colder). |
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questions that will come for my year 7 final exam please!!!!!!!!! |
Dimble |
30/5/2007 |
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Try any of these methods : Ask God!, Teachers, Previous batch students, Printer, Questions that appeared in last few years, guess, meditate, ESP, astrology, witchcraft, forums, blogs and last but the best of them Study hard |
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why liquid oxygen is used in space???? |
Alfa |
30/5/2007 |
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On Earth, oxidation uses atmospheric oxygen; in space, we take our own oxidizer. A rocket needs cheap, small storage, stable, incombustible but supporting combustion and highly energetic oxidizer. Liquid O2 meets the criteria. Gaseous oxygen is less dense & needs high tank volume but liquid oxygen being dense needs smaller tanks. It is a moderate cryogen -183 C (-297 F) so lesser insulation is needed. It gives the high specific impulse of 381 (less propellant is needed to gain a higher thrust). |
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can I get the free download or free version of this animation? |
rita sulistyowati |
31/3/2007 |
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We are sorry but at present both the options are not there, we are considering them as many visitors request free download or free viewing. However you can view this online for as cheap as $2 for an hour by subscribing to it. This small subscription opens up the site and you can watch any animation on our site. What’s more is that any number of your friends can simultaneously watch this animation anywhere in the world, if you give them the key. A facility used by schools around the world. |
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may i have free enimation a bout heat for my projuct |
Buthina |
7/3/2007 |
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Yes, you may use all pictures, clipart and free animation on the site including that in the download section and animated preview for your school project, we wish you the best - Admin |
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Q17: |
give me some question about heat |
enoin |
26/2/2007 |
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Thanks for the question; we were pleasantly surprised by it, so you want a question? How about, how is a building insulated from heat loss and gain? (This will involve wide research covering material, heat propagation mechanism and thermal insulation), we are developing an animation on it, we could use your research and give you credit for it. If you want a deeper topic look at “Phonon Transmission – (already released by us, but we need to revise it soon and hive it off as a separate product). |
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i need some animation about highschool physics |
kazemi |
16/8/2006 |
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Please refer to the shop or catalog section where you can sort as per age and subjects all animation for agegroup 11-16 are meant for high school some of the above 14 years are also useful |
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