The Challenge: Make Ice |
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Although in the end ice eluded us, we came incredibly close and proved that a cooling effect,
even in such high temperatures, could be achieved.
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Ice:
Physics
lecture notes on Pressure from the University of New South Wales,
Australia website
Latent
heat on the Nelson Physics pages of the Nelson Thomson Learning website
How
do Snowflakes Form on the About.com site (gives lots of links to other
sites about ice)
Wood distillation
Distillation
of wood lab in the Interactive Lab Works section on the ThinkQuest
Library of Entries site - find out what happens when you heat wood splints
in a test tube without burning them.
Pine
Tar - History and Uses by Theodore P. Kaye on the San Francisco Maritime
National Park Association site.
Alcohol
Distillation
and Alcohol on the Hampden-Sydney College Department of Chemistry
site.
Comprehensive
look at alcohol distillation (an excerpt from ‘The Household Cyclopedia
of General Information’ published in 1881) from the Public Bookshelf site
Increasing
Alcohol Through Azeotropes on the Colorado School of Mines site
Mother’s
Mash Recipes for Alcohol Production from Mother’s Alcohol Fuel Seminar
on the Journey to Forever site
Alcohol
Chemistry from the Dawson College website
Ether
How
to Make Ether (an excerpt from ‘The Household Cyclopedia of General
Information’ published in 1881) from the Public Bookshelf site
Ether
and Alcohol from The Silver Sunbeam by John Towler on the Albumen
website
The
composition and structure of ether on the Classes pages on the Yale
University site
Books
Advanced
Physics
by Tom Duncan, John Murray 2000; ISBN: 0719576695
Physics of Ice
by Victor F. Petrenko and Robert W. Whitworth, Oxford University Press,
2002; ISBN: 0198518943
Handbook of Chemistry
and Physics by David R. Lide PhD, CRC Press, 2001; ISBN: 0849304822
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