As explained in the video, the filming and measuring equipment malfunctioned before all of the ice melted into water. I was able to take some photographs to document the rest of the process:
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Melting Ice
As explained in the video, the filming and measuring equipment malfunctioned before all of the ice melted into water. I was able to take some photographs to document the rest of the process:
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I can't wait!!!
ReplyDeleteHas watching internet videos explaining/demonstrating thermodynamics(like the one you just created) helped you understand thermodynamics/physics in the classroom?
ReplyDeleteDefinitely. Watching ice melt isn't particularly elucidating as most people are very familiar with the common concepts of melting and freezing. A demonstration of centripetal force performed by my professor, however, helped me gain a great understanding of the nature of the interaction. Seeing him swing a full bucket of water over his head without getting wet left a lasting impression on me.
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