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Homework Statement Develop an equation that will allow you to determine the radius of the stream (r) at any distance (y) below the rim of the faucet. It would seem that the initial velocity of the water coming out of the faucet and the acceleration due to gravity have something to do with the...

What temperature would it have to get to split. Also would the amount of energy to electrolyze it decrease because of the temperature?

How could I split zinc-oxide into zinc and oxygen? The zinc-oxide would be at 2500 degrees Celsius. Because it is as such a high temperature, would that reduce the amount of energy that I would need to put into separate the two? Thanks!

Why then if bonds can be broken with heat then why can't the bonds be weakened by heat.

So do the bonds weaken or not?

Does heat weaken the strength of chemical bonds?

How much electricity would I need to separate the two? The aluminum would already be at 2500 degrees from the actual thermite reaction.

I have three questions about thermite. 1. Is hydrogen released when thermite is placed in water or is it just steam? 2. How can I separate the aluminum oxide from the iron after the reaction? 3. Can the aluminum oxide be split apart into oxygen and aluminum?Any knowledge would be greatly...

Yea but I was really looking for some type of liquid. Know of any?

I have read about the smart metals but I was looking for something that does not need to be heated. and for the quartz how much does it actually expand when the current is applied?

Is there any type of liquid or solid, or any material that will expand with the addition of electricity, or vice versa?