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Do you actually need it to respond quickly to changes in temperature? Normally the water bath is kept at a constant temperature and the food is inserted/removed when needed. With a higher …

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The high heat of vaporization of water is how sweat keeps you cool. Ancient civilizations used to pour water on their tents or tepees or whatever to keep themselves cool. It's cheap and …

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Yes, blowing $\ce {CO2}$ over a hot object would cool it. The second law of thermodynamics says that heat cannot move from a colder material to a hotter material. So if you had a hot …

Jan 5, 2018 · Answer 1 - you want to keep the whole reaction cool, preferably below 6 °C, because the nitration reaction is exothermic. If it gets too hot you will lower your yield due to …

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The rest are meant to cool a product stream that only goes in one direction, or for destillation. Misused for reflux cooling, they all fail abruptly when too much condensate is produced, with …

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