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Which water freezes faster: hot or cold? What does it depend on
Which water freezes faster: hot or cold? What does it depend on

Which water freezes faster, hot or cold, is influenced by many factors, but the question itself seems a little strange. It is understood, and it is known from physics, that hot water still needs time to cool down to the temperature of comparable cold water in order to turn into ice. Cold water can skip this stage, and, accordingly, it wins in time

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Dihedral angles and formula for their calculation. Dihedral angle at the base of a quadrangular regular pyramid
Dihedral angles and formula for their calculation. Dihedral angle at the base of a quadrangular regular pyramid

In geometry, two important characteristics are used to study figures: the lengths of the sides and the angles between them. In the case of spatial figures, dihedral angles are added to these characteristics. Consider what it is, and also describe the method for determining these angles using the example of a pyramid

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  • What is cold fusion? Cold fusion: the principle
    What is cold fusion? Cold fusion: the principle

    Cold fusion - what is it? Myth or reality? This direction of scientific activity appeared in the last century and still excites many scientific minds. Many gossip, rumors, speculations are associated with this type of thermonuclear fusion

  • What reactions are typical for alkanes
    What reactions are typical for alkanes

    Each class of chemical compounds is capable of exhibiting properties due to their electronic structure. Alkanes are characterized by substitution, elimination or oxidation reactions of molecules. All chemical processes have their own characteristics of the course, which will be discussed further

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Lanthanides and actinides: position in the periodic system
Lanthanides and actinides: position in the periodic system

Lanthanides and actinides are two families that contain 14 chemical elements each, as well as the metals themselves - lanthanum and actinium. Their properties - both physical and chemical - will be considered by us in this paper