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[latine]

I NEED HELP WITH CHEMISTRY, I WOULDN'T BE POSTING THIS IF I WEREN'T DESPERATE. I HAVE TO DESIGN A LAB REPORT/EXPERIMENT TO THIS PROBLEM:

As an energy conservation method you decide to turn your water heater to 55ºC. The only thermometer available is unmarked above 40ºC. Using your 40ºC thermometer and any other materials on your lab, determine the

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[twinsuns]

Hmmm.

Not very scientific but take a ruler, figure out how many millimeters equate to one degree on the thermometer, and then use these measurements to extend your thermometer until the markings reach 55 degrees.

[falling_fast_x3]

Aw, Sharon! Thank you. You are lovely.

I don't have any brilliant ideas for your chemistry project, but I'll think about it and if I have a grand epiphany, I'll let you know.

Good luck!

♥

[potterchick958]

I know nothing about Chem. I nearly failed it when I took it 2 years ago. I'm sorry, darling.

Good luck!

Love, Amanda

[zazenica]

Do you have any chemicals in the lab you know will precipitate in and out of solution at temperatures between forty and fifty-five degrees C, or any combinations of chemicals that will precipitate at known temperatures and concentrations

[potterchick958]

I'm guessing that you wanted this to go to Sharon. lol

[zazenica]

Eek. Yes. :P Sorry, I just clicked on the first "reply" link I saw...