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Difference between fluorescent strip and compact fluorescent lamp
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Difference between fluorescent strip and compact fluorescent lamp
So fluorescent strip is really the long cylindrical tube while the fluorescent lamp is the twisted one? Honestly i am not familiar with the CF globes that you mention. Thank you so much for the help...- moimoi24
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Difference between fluorescent strip and compact fluorescent lamp
i am from the Philippines, thank you so much. i really just get confused between the two.- moimoi24
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Difference between fluorescent strip and compact fluorescent lamp
How about in the appearance? how do they differ?- moimoi24
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Difference between fluorescent strip and compact fluorescent lamp
I just want to know the difference between fluorescent strip and compact fluorescent lamp... Thanks.- moimoi24
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- Compact Difference Lamp
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Specific heat capacity and final temperature
i think it should be100C - tf, since there is a decrease in temperature. my answer is 90C, is that correct?- moimoi24
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Specific heat capacity and final temperature
is it 2800 g x 0.43J/gC x 70 C?- moimoi24
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Specific heat capacity and final temperature
i solve it again and i got 114 as the answer because of 0.43KJ/KgC, it will be 0.43J/gC... Please help me with this one, what makes it wrong?- moimoi24
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Specific heat capacity and final temperature
Homework Statement A 2.8 kg sample of a metal with a specific heat of 0.43KJ/KgC is heated to 100.0C then placed in a 50.0 g sample of water at 30.0C.* What is the final temperature of the metal and the water? Homework Equations heat loss by the metal = heat gain by the water The...- moimoi24
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- Capacity Final Final temperature Heat Heat capacity Specific Specific heat Specific heat capacity Temperature
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Specific Heat Capacity of aluminum rivets
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Specific Heat Capacity of aluminum rivets
Thanks a lot... it really helps... God bless...- moimoi24
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Specific Heat Capacity of aluminum rivets
i was able to solve the second, i got 45g using the formula given by rl.bhat, thanks a lot.. just the first, please...- moimoi24
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Specific Heat Capacity of aluminum rivets
please explain to me why the answer in the first question is zero? Thanks..- moimoi24
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Specific Heat Capacity of aluminum rivets
Homework Statement Some aluminum rivets of total mass 170 g at 100°C are emptied into a hole in a large block of ice at 0°C' a. What will be the final temperature of the rivets? b. How much ice will melt? Homework Equations none The Attempt at a Solution Please help me answer...- moimoi24
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- Aluminum Capacity Heat Heat capacity Specific Specific heat Specific heat capacity
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Throws a stone horizontally with a velocity of 20ms-1
Thank you so much for the help...- moimoi24
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