I'm too much of an electricity noob to dare.
i did a sin. i made my coffee in the microwave
the problem is my gas stove ran out of gas, mom is in another city and she usually manages all the shit about rent and payment for repair, i have enough money left to pay for the gas stove repair, but i will be left without the money for food, the question is: should i continue to sin, boil the water in microwave and save the money for food, or should i pay for gas stove repair and run out of money for food?
i screwed up from the job again, since im working with mom at the same workplace and she decided to go away and take me with her, so im unemployed again =/
in theory i can take commissions, but who will buy lol
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The water acts like an electrical resistance between the razor blades. This closes the circuit and the water heats up.
If you put the blades closer together or if the water is salty the resistance is lower which means the the current increases. So it might be safer to start your experiments with the razor blades farther apart.
If you put the water in a glass or a ceramic cup and don't touch the water or the razor blades or the non insulated parts of the wire while it is connected you should be fairly safe. The worst that could happen is that your fuse blows and you have to turn it on against.
wont water electrolyze and turn into hydrogen & oxygen(both active and therefore dangerous)
before it could heat itself obviously?
and how do u ensure its efficiency and make it heat faster than it cools down?
for the safety part how do u put the whole thing together if ur an electricity noob? the voltage provided by the socket shall definitely kill u.
just a few wonders, don’t take em seriously :D
Electrolysis is done with DC and not with AC. It requires Ions to move from one side to the other. I doubt that this works very well when the polarity changes 60 times per second.
>and how do u ensure its efficiency and make it heat faster than it cools down?
Power = U*I
Ohm's law U = I*R
Power = U^2/R
U is fixed. The power that goes into the water goes inverse to the resistance. You can control the resistance by the distance between both razor blades. The closer they are together the faster the water heats up until eventually the current will go so high that your breaker pops.
It was possible to buy these kinds of heaters very cheap. I quickly searched here on ebay and aliexpress but can't find them anymore.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EViyccc2t9w
I ate too many Bird Milk, my belly hurts.
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I woke up hoping to get rid of half of the clothes I don't wear anymore, wanted to donate it to a homeless shelter or something. Then I looked through my stuff and realized that I like all of it and don't want to throw anything out.
How do I put my hoarding to an ends...
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Bernds we have lost:
- Swiss med student
- Slovborg
- Polish Bernadette
- Swiss bimbo
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it's for demographic purposes, right? how do you feel about it?
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All right. Thank you.
>far right forum:
I don't mind that. Posters can state factual things there too. And what you quoted that sounds like a realistic scenario.
And her mom.
All right I did a bit of search. Basically duckduckwent:
>Gymnasium Wildeshausen Sudanesen
Article by Nordwest Zeitung popped up:
https://www.nwzonline.de/bildung-beruf/wo-schueler-zu-deutschlehrern-werden_a_30,0,169117607.html
tl;dr: in that high school the students teach German language to Sudenese immigrants.
So, from the two sources, I can put together, that yes they
>get to know each other
But not how the image in OP tries to imply and doesn't seem like an institutionalized occurrence, but a local civil initiative.
How I feel about it? Indifferent. What I think is that this happening implies the German govt. has no perspective what to do about the immigrants, what to do with them, or how to get to integration - if they decide that they stay. Which is kinda sad.
>but i genuinely get curious and emotional on various things,
And because of this now we know more.
>ukrainian gypsy jew
That sounds rude.
Do you know the deal with this photograph?
As it is, it is just an adorable little old photo. But with context, it turns into an artpiece. Without it, it's nothing special, just a picture from the early 20th century. But there's much more to it.
It's made by its context.
I appreciate it, as a context pro.
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