if one had two glass bottles filled in with, say aluminium, with a metal rod sticking out of the top, and connected the metal rods to a battery, would the bottles build up charge/ become charged?
am i right in thinking that transformers can step up voltage to much higher levels?
if so then what is the point in voltage multipliers? they are pretty complicated in comparison so surely it is alot simpler to use transformers?
what happens if you keep on charging a capacior? will it just keep on building up charge? or reach a point where it can't charge any longer or explode or what?
if one where to (hypothetically) take a cathode ray tube from a television set, remove the front, put it in the necessary vacuum etc etc and put a piece of metal in front of it, would this kind of cathode ray have the power to melt the metal, in the same way the electron beam welders do?
i have a feeling i have already asked this before but it wont show up on search so i am asking again...
are blowfly puparia made form chitin? if not then what are they made from
Syn-propanethial-S-oxide is the gas given off when onions are cut which makes ones eyes sting, now it says on various places on the internet that the reason why it stings is because it dissolves in the water in your eyes to give sulfuric acid, but that doesn't seem right to me since
Syn-propanethial-S-oxide is C3H6OS
water is H2O
and sulfuric acid is H2SO4
if it is right and it does produce sulfuric acid could you give me an equation and if it is wrong could you give an equation with the correct products?
im told magnesium burns more vigorously in water because it takes the oxygen. according to wikipedia flame temperature of magnesium is around 1300 degrees celcius. does anyone know the temperature when it is burned with water?
oh, so i was possibly right? cool, but im afraid i dont have a van de graaf generator so if anyone can do this experiment then i would be interested to hear about the results
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