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make coffee

Just about everything you touch was at least consulted by a chemist. They have their filthy hands on everything physical.

>>8277158
Google BASF, now look around around your room.
I can guarantee you that at least 20 things in your room contain chemicals that come from that factory in Ludwigshafen.
Chemistry is massive money because chemicals are in literally everything.

>>8277107
Depends on how well the tank radiates heat. If its a perfect insulator then there is no limit on how hot it can get inside

>>8277129

For this experiment the tank is a perfect insulator.


So even though the heat of the flame will stay at 1000 degrees the heat in the tank can rise above that?

>>8277169
Yes of course. The heat will never stop rising

if u = y^-3 and y=u^3 then u*y^4=u^3
so u^2 = y^4.

so u^-2 = y^-4

[math]y^{-4} = (y^{-3 }) ^ { \frac{4}{3} }= u^\frac{4}{3} [/math]

>>8277079
This doesn't make any sense, because quite obviously [math] u^2 = y^{-6} \neq y^4 [/math]

>>8277043
>>8277043

> tarduino

oh boy

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>>8277049
Should I use something else? I'm all ears on suggestions on the electronics; this will be my first project of this sort.

>>8277043
>>high quality optics
>> cheap
Pick one

What part of the spectrum?

You can buy a handheld spectrometer for $250:
https://www.consumerphysics.com/

I think it is pretty shit though

Here's another one:
http://paxinstruments.com/opensource-spectrometer/
But it almost exclusively works in the visible range

If the lever is infinitely rigid, it would turn on the lightbulb faster than the speed of light. Which is why objects can't actually be infinitely rigid and unbreakable.

>>8276901
The atoms in the rod can only interact as fast as the speed of sound. So the force you applied pulling the lever has to travel across the entire rod at 340m/s (or whatever the speed of sound is) before the switch at the other end feels the force.

>>8276933
>The atoms in the rod can only interact as fast as the speed of sound

what

>>8276712
http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Mathematics
http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Math_Textbook_Recommendations#High_School

>A-levels
>hard
lol Americans...

>>8276712
>A-level maths

The fuck does that even mean?

>>8276667
>>8276667
I don't believe in that kind of time travel.

I only believe in the kind of time travel where you can only travel back to the point the time travel machine was activated.

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why would anyone time travel into the past? this world sucks, a glorious bright future awaits

>>8276672
I don't believe in car I only believe in trains. You can't drive without a rail!

They didn't have blond hair like that.
I fucking hate retarded artists doing reconstructions they have no idea about.

She looks like shakira

>>8276702
Source? Why couldn't they be blonde?

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>>8276641
Everything can be solved by IUT, we should use it.

>>8276641
Just write something stupid on 4chan. All the zeroes will come to you and expose themselves willingly!

>>8276641
I really doubt youll ever fin a zero elsewhere
>true believer

Lets focus on figuring out a proof

If we live in a simulation, we are still living in reality. The only difference, this is not the highest plane of reality

>>8276560
So if you imagine something, it's in reality and that makes it real? So what's the difference? It's not about the highest plane, it's about perception.

>>8276539
If we are a simulation then who is to say the real entity that created the simulation isn't in a simulation to create simulations and add on infinitely.

Its stupid to think we are in a simulation to be honest because it creates infinite questions we cannot actually know.

>>8276443
Its just people being people. Tribalism is a powerful thing. Also strictly speaking your pic is biochemistry more than biology

>metabolic pathways
that's biochemistry, so it's biology but interesting.

>>8276443
>TBBT
I looked at this shit and I was immediately confused. It looks familiar but it is completely foreign to me. I was already selecting it to google search it when it hit me

>The Big Bang Theory

Just the fact that you have this show in your mind means you are an absolute faggot.

Just the fact that you made me remember that show means that I hate you and if I see you irl I will probably stab you with my dick.

Anyways, have fun being the literal lowest paid STEM degrees.

Hey! It is not usual that we math guys get to win the money debate on /sci/ so thank you for that. We need less engineers and more biofags here so that we can get our sweet sweet ego boost.

>>8276151
Here are mine. Usually after coming from a uni i open kanbanflow and set tasks according to classes that i have the next day. Then i rest/fuck around for few hours after what i make cofee, close all the tabs in browser except for spotify(i listen to ambient/dark ambient while studying), start the pomodoro timer in kanbanflow and begin studying. The 25/5 system seems pretty hard for me, cause after the first 1-2 pomodoros the 25 of working seem like hour and 5 minutes of resting seem like on second. I get tired really fast and have an incredibly strong urges to go browse 4chan/do whatever.
Any help on how to make the urges less strong and how to make head hurt less would be appreciated.

I guess a combination of stimulants and anxiolytics could be useful.

>>8276151
>For example, after solving problems for 2 hours my head starts to hurt
That's because you haven't pushed your limits.
>Meditating
It requires concentration, it's not something easy on your mind, if you are looking for relaxation.
>Also, what would be the best way to organize your studying in terms of working/resting intervals to achieve the maximum effectiveness?
"“His habit was to do 36 hours or more at a stretch, collapse for 10 hours, then go out, get a pizza, and go back at it,” he recalled. “And if that meant he was starting again at 3 in the morning, so be it.” When working hard, Bill Gates would rock back and forth."
There is a reason all big time CEOs brag about only sleeping 4 hours a day.

>>8276147
Either the scientist is a genius, or everybody is stupid.

>>8276147

>subtle /pol/ post

>>8276153
Well, not like there's any real scientific threads

>>8276030
Is this a weekly thread now?
I am not aware of any resource that focuses on the production of compounds directly from the elements.
Here's a very important example in that vein.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haber_process

>>8276030
Carbon-carbon bonds are tough to form.

>>8277344
But you only need heat and pressure right ?

I always wondered if its possible to make meat by combining whatever molecules meat has. Can we synthesize a chicken breast or a newyork steak ?

>>8275990
Khan Academy.

4Khan

my calc 2 final is also a week from today. are we in the same class?