Investigating the Motion of Floating Particles in Escaping Powder Experiments

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The experiment on escaping powder involves immersing a hot wire in water to study the motion of floating particles. The thickness of the wire is crucial as it influences the heat transfer rate, affecting the behavior of the particles. Other parameters, such as water temperature and wire material, may also play significant roles in the experiment's outcomes. A deeper understanding of these factors is essential for accurate results. Overall, careful consideration of wire thickness and related variables is vital for successful experimentation.
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I am doing experiment about escaping powder. In this experiment I am immersing hot wire into the water and investigating the motion of floating particles. What is the importance of thickness of wire? And what do you think about other parameters?
 
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The wire diameter will affect the heat transfer rate, but without a better explanation, it is kind of hard to give you any more useful advice.
 
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