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Investigating How Water Volume Affects Ice Melting Rate
Thanks for the reply. Yes. The results were almost the same.- dumb__x
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Investigating How Water Volume Affects Ice Melting Rate
Aim: How does the volume of water at a given temperature affect the amount of ice that can melt in it? I did a lab experiment. I put ice in different volumes of water and waited for 5minutes. I measured the amount of ice melted and the final temperature of water. RESULT: (starting...- dumb__x
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Electrical characteristics of a lamp. Experiment.
OHH YES. Thank you so much.- dumb__x
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Electrical characteristics of a lamp. Experiment.
I realized that I need to investigate the resistance in a lamp. But I calculated the resistance of the variable resistor. Does this mean that the resistance of the lamp decreases? (because the resistance of variable resistor increases). Sorry, I am really really confused.- dumb__x
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Electrical characteristics of a lamp. Experiment.
OHHH does that mean as the filament gets hotter, there is more resistance?- dumb__x
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Electrical characteristics of a lamp. Experiment.
Thanks for the posts. The results I got are: 1.6V, 160mA=10ohms at the dimmest lamp 1.9V, 180mA=10.6ohms 2.4V, 210mA=11.4ohms at the brightest lamp What I don't get it that when they are dimmer, I thought it should have more resistance (Volt), but it has the most Ω when it has the...- dumb__x
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Electrical characteristics of a lamp. Experiment.
[SOLVED] Electrical characteristics of a lamp. Experiment. GCSE Science... Electrical characteristics of a lamp. The Aim is to investigate the relationship between current, voltage and resistance in a lamp. Method: 1) Set up the circuit as in the diagram (with three cells) 2) Set the...- dumb__x
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Electricity: Calculating Current and Potential Difference in a Circuit
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Electricity: Calculating Current and Potential Difference in a Circuit
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Electricity: Calculating Current and Potential Difference in a Circuit
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Electricity: Calculating Current and Potential Difference in a Circuit
[SOLVED] Electricity (probably easy Homework Statement In a circuit shown, the p.d. across the 4Ω resistor is 8 V. a)What is the current through the 4Ω resistor? b)What is the current through the 3Ω resistor? c)What is the p.d. across the 3Ω resistor? d)What is the p.d. applied by the...- dumb__x
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