Notes from Classes Spring 2003

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... tell the story of the pictures

0110

  • mix snow, water

  • tube with alcohol; squeeze open, closed, heat with hand

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0110  mix snow, water; tube with alcohol squeeze open, closed, heat with hand
mass of water (g) init water temp (C) mass of snow (g) final temp (C) temp chg water water energy change per gram total energy change of water energy change of snow temp change after melt energy change after melt energy to melt snow energy to melt per gram
100 12 19 6 -6 -25.14 -2514 2514 6 477.66 2036.34 107.1758
45 7 11 0.2 -6.8 -28.492 -1282.14 1282.14 0.2 9.218 1272.922 115.7202
70 34 21 10 -24 -100.56 -7039.2 7039.2 10 879.9 6159.3 293.3
80 14 18 5 -9 -37.71 -3016.8 3016.8 5 377.1 2639.7 146.65

0113 squeezing bottle with tube closed; pressure; exit velocity of water

0115 flow experiment; energy change; continuity eqn applied to water in bottle

0122 experiment v_exit vs. t, v_surf vs. t => area ratio; applying Bernoulli's eqn; PV = n R T, PV^gamma = const.

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0124  expt approx. heat of fusion water; begin bottle engine

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0131 series of questions-answers summing up; more about energy

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0212 reviewing for test (?); first questions about rb chain

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it's more fun to think when you're thinking for yourself than when someone is asking you leading questions