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Chemistry Forums for Students => High School Chemistry Forum => Topic started by: sjgpdx on January 09, 2013, 09:59:49 PM
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I have an assignment to complete a lab experiment to demonstrate that a chemical equation adheres to the First Law of Thermodynamics. I need to develop, perform, and analyze an experiment that does this, all by myself, and I can't receive any guidance from my teacher. I've tried to search online for ideas and cannot find any. If anyone can give me any direction or advice ANYTHING at all would be appreciated.
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OK, I'll bite -- since you said you couldn't find ANYTHING. Lets start with something simple: What does the first law of thermodynamic state? What would happen if that statement were false? What sort of things depend on it being true? And lets see if we can pull a topic together.
P.S. A little tip for High School students everywhere. You can never, ever, not find anything, on any topic. Ever. You can always find something. You may not understand it, or see how it pertains to your needs. But you can always find something.
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P.S. A little tip for High School students everywhere. You can never, ever, not find anything, on any topic. Ever. You can always find something. You may not understand it, or see how it pertains to your needs. But you can always find something.
This needs to make it to the top of the Sticky on Site Rules.