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Well, it must be a tricky one, as he's giving away 250g of sisha... (I have not been here for very long, yet I really can't imagine anyone would throw 250packs around them like small rocks, condoms, school children, or what ever folks throw around these days...)
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[quote name='Majeth']Well, it must be a tricky one, as he's giving away 250g of sisha... (I have not been here for very long, yet I really can't imagine anyone would throw 250packs around them like small rocks, condoms, school children, or what ever folks throw around these days...)[/quote] well if i got my formula right, you should be the one who got the question right. Look at my last post, i edited it to include the bassis of the forumla.
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The lowest possible freezing point in a salt water solution (ie saturated solution)is -6°FEdit: sea water does not freeze completely, because the water in the solution freezes and forces the salt into unfrozen parts of water making pockets of a super concentration of saltwater. <- 2nd edit: DAMN! Majeth beat me to it.
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[quote name='EvansLight'] [quote name='Majeth'] Well, it must be a tricky one, as he's giving away 250g of sisha... (I have not been here for very long, yet I really can't imagine anyone would throw 250packs around them like small rocks, condoms, school children, or what ever folks throw around these days...)[/quote] well if i got my formula right, you should be the one who got the question right. Look at my last post, i edited it to include the bassis of the forumla.[/quote] thats the answer i posted on the last page; so i don't think it's right.
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[quote name='Majeth']don't remember much, but I think that it freezes when it comes down below 21.1 C'. (One of those things that just stick with me, dunno why)  (But if you manage to get close to 0 K' that should pretty much do the trick ^^)[/quote] To become 0 K = atoms have no movement whatsoever, which means it be gone, vanished, hasta la vista baby, wiped off the face of earth, which techinically cannot happen because you can NEVER lose or gain energy only alter.EDIT: cough yea I think the answer is 0 degrees F cough cough. Oh man why did I type "EDIT" I should have just added the answer in and blended it with my original post so no one would notice. DAMN IT, did I just say all that out loud?!
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[quote name='Calcartman'] thats the answer i posted on the last page; so i don't think it's right.[/quote] well i might have miscalculated the molality, i was guessing on part of that. Other than that only thing i can think of is either hes looking for a trick question, or hes using a diffrent percentage for what hes calling saturated.
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[quote name='Alqoshnia'] [quote name='Majeth'] don't remember much, but I think that it freezes when it comes down below 21.1 C'. (One of those things that just stick with me, dunno why)  (But if you manage to get close to 0 K' that should pretty much do the trick ^^)[/quote] To become 0 K = atoms have no movement whatsoever, which means it be gone, vanished, hasta la vista baby, wiped off the face of earth, which techinically cannot happen because you can NEVER lose or gain energy only alter.[/quote] I know, that's why I wrote 'close to'. Atleast someone got close one time, I believe. Now I just sopke with my teacher, and now I wonder, which kind'a salt is used in the solution? I got the impression that that would change things... Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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[quote name='Tangiers']Yeah salt and salt water are different. Nobody got the right answer...it is...  0 Fahrenheit. -17.8C. Fahrenheit's scale was based on a 0-100 scale, too. 100 being human body temp (oops!) and 0 being saturated salt water.  [/quote] Then how come the internet says -6 degrees Fahrenheit???YOU SAYIN THE INTERNET IS WRONG?!?!!
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[quote name='Tangiers']Yeah salt and salt water are different. Nobody got the right answer...it is...  0 Fahrenheit. -17.8C. Fahrenheit's scale was based on a 0-100 scale, too. 100 being human body temp (oops!) and 0 being saturated salt water.  [/quote] Thats what I posted. I got the answer right, after just guessing outta nowhere. YAY 250 grams of Tangiers FOR ME!!
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[quote name='Tangiers']0 Fahrenheit. -17.8C. Fahrenheit's scale was based on a 0-100 scale, too. 100 being human body temp (oops!) and 0 being saturated salt water.  [/quote] whoa, didn't know that. One learn everyday. And this is nomatter which salt you say?(And I wanna right my wrong from before, I did of course mean liquid glyserin ^^)Edit: Damn! Wrong again! I meant liquid nitrogen. (Brains... good for sentenses... ya... need brains... and speak sentenses... ya)
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Sodium Chloride, I assume. I really don't know. [quote name='Caro']This may not have anything to do with the discussion but I put liquor in my base. I recommend it.[/quote]You're right. Thanks for sharing. I think there's a liquor in base thread somewhere...you could try a search function and compare notes with people about what kind of liquor they like.
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[quote name='Caro']This may not have anything to do with the discussion but I put liquor in my base.  I recommend it.[/quote] No it certainly doesn't have anything to do with the discussion. And the majority of us have come to the consensus that its a dumb idea. Did you use hard liquor or wine?
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[quote name='Tangiers']Yeah, its called thread Hijacking. Nobody around here does it.  So anybody see that baseball game on ESPN? Wow, that was some great pitching![/quote] gonna have to be a little more specific ;)Go Aberdeen!
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