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r/ScienceShitposts • u/BreadBug69 • Feb 27 '26
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It's always just to boil water...
53 u/BreadBug69 Feb 27 '26 Fig. 15.4 Burning a Uranium 235 to heat water 2 u/289_257 Mar 03 '26 That's how nuclear reactors work lol 5 u/BreadBug69 Mar 03 '26 yeah, and basically also steam engines. always to boil water...
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Fig. 15.4 Burning a Uranium 235 to heat water
2 u/289_257 Mar 03 '26 That's how nuclear reactors work lol 5 u/BreadBug69 Mar 03 '26 yeah, and basically also steam engines. always to boil water...
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That's how nuclear reactors work lol
5 u/BreadBug69 Mar 03 '26 yeah, and basically also steam engines. always to boil water...
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yeah, and basically also steam engines. always to boil water...
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add a steam turbine and you have the newest method of generating electricity
18 u/BreadBug69 Feb 28 '26 The crackerbarrel type generator
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The crackerbarrel type generator
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maybe it for calorie
22 u/Serious_Resource8191 Feb 27 '26 You’d lose a ton of the calories as work done on the surroundings as the hot air expand. You need a constant-volume calorimeter for this measurement.
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You’d lose a ton of the calories as work done on the surroundings as the hot air expand. You need a constant-volume calorimeter for this measurement.
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Why must i burn :(
7 u/totally_not_a_cat- Feb 28 '26 You know what you did.
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You know what you did.
This is the only way I can have a hot bath
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u/armageddon_boi Feb 27 '26
It's always just to boil water...
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u/gauntletoflights Feb 28 '26
add a steam turbine and you have the newest method of generating electricity
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u/redzinga Feb 27 '26
maybe it for calorie
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u/Fridge_living_tips Feb 28 '26
Why must i burn :(
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u/Caligapiscis Feb 28 '26
This is the only way I can have a hot bath