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TensorCalculus replied to the thread Wordle Lovers - Play the NYT Daily Game.guess #3 was soooo close... :( -
TensorCalculus replied to the thread Wordle Lovers - Play the NYT Daily Game.more graphs :woot: my favourite definitely lots of luck involved: of course you can always maximise your chances, but there is still a...
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TensorCalculus replied to the thread B Energy transfer water > air in a greenhouse.:welcome:! If you're still struggling (though PeroK has given you some very good guidance), do post this question (and any other...
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TensorCalculus reacted to PeroK's post in the thread B Energy transfer water > air in a greenhouse with
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You need the specific heat capacity of air and water. And also to calculate the mass of something based on its volume you need its density. -
TensorCalculus reacted to SpitfireIX's post in the thread B Energy transfer water > air in a greenhouse with Like.
How did you find PF?: google New here. As someone who stopped studying physics and mathematics many decades ago at the age of 16, I...
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TensorCalculus reacted to jedishrfu's post in the thread Physics, needing help with a discovery from a friend who died. with Like.
Dear Marc, We are deeply sorry to hear about the passing of your friend. Please accept our heartfelt condolences during this difficult...
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TensorCalculus reacted to sbrothy's post in the thread How would you describe briefly your own mental modeling of chemistry? with
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Oh yeah, and by the way: Linking to Wikipedia is heavily frowned upon. So heavily in fact, that it triggers an actual browbeating. And... -
TensorCalculus reacted to berkeman's post in the thread How would you describe briefly your own mental modeling of chemistry? with
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Not really, depending on the situation. For non-controversial subjects, Wikipedia is often a good initial reference (and most of the... -
TensorCalculus replied to the thread How would you describe briefly your own mental modeling of chemistry?.Welp, thanks for telling everyone: now I know not to do that (not that I've ever needed to reference to Wikipedia before)
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TensorCalculus reacted to renormalize's post in the thread How would you describe briefly your own mental modeling of chemistry? with Like.
From the Physics Forum rules: ChatGPT and AI-generated text Posting AI-generated text without attribution is categorically disallowed...
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TensorCalculus replied to the thread How would you describe briefly your own mental modeling of chemistry?.I mean, you did credit ChatGPT which is a good start: but ChatGPT can also be a source of a lot of error, particularly with physics...
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TensorCalculus reacted to Muu9's post in the thread How would you describe briefly your own mental modeling of chemistry? with Like.
There are a few metaphors/mental models/mnemonics I like to use for general chemistry, like thinking of chemical energy minimization as...
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TensorCalculus reacted to sbrothy's post in the thread How would you describe briefly your own mental modeling of chemistry? with Like.
I can relate to the visual understanding. My brain works the same way. In fact, if I'm unsure how to spell a word I can usually write...
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TensorCalculus reacted to pellis's post in the thread How would you describe briefly your own mental modeling of chemistry? with Informative.
Organic chemistry is only a focus as it is the gap in my studies that limits my understanding of the bigger issues relating to the...
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TensorCalculus reacted to sbrothy's post in the thread How would you describe briefly your own mental modeling of chemistry? with Wow.
As an aside I tried to search for "scientists with synesthesia". Wiki has a short list but surprisingly it looks like it's mostly...
