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Hello, What is a calorimeter and how is the energy transferred?Can't find any information anywhere. My experiment is about finding the enthalpy of combustion of alcohols. Where would the energy conversions be there? and where would the energy be lost at times?

The theory explains amongst other things, the source and nature of energy, force, space, time, subjectivity, objectivity, forms, matter, life, mind, causality, determination, evolution, consciousness, ignorance, knowledge, and other aspects of unmanifest and manifest existence.Thanks for this, but please remember that a scientific theory is far more than someone's opinion. An idea must go through rigorous testing, experimentation and review before it can be thought of as a "theory".

Cyanide are the salts of hydrocyanic acid and are among the most poisonous substances known.If you've got some potassium cyanide, or know where you can get some, then the following method may prove valuable.I did a similar experiment with Silver Nitrate and Copper sulfate. where i made a silver tree off of a copper starter rod. It was pretty cool, but now my silver is all oxidized.

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