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JoeyC wrote:Yes, their heights aren't near 1.4 times their diameters; these are mainly the wide plastic pyrex beakers.

If they are the wide ones doesn't that give a disadvantage because of heat loss?

Hum I could see how but it is still the same amount of water

TheChiScientist wrote:Hum I could see how but it is still the same amount of water

With a wider beaker there will be greater surface area for heat loss. It shouldn’t affect it much though.

That is what I was thinking

(Of course, you should follow the rules as closely as possible in case of a strict ES)

Yes, that can be a nightmare at times

UTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:(Of course, you should follow the rules as closely as possible in case of a strict ES)

I would honestly like a somewhat strict ES because in many competitions some people get away without following the rules. I have never had my kit and cheatsheet ever checked this one time in potions.

True. The ES that runs the events at times cannot follow the rules correctly and that screws some people up. For me I follow the rules by the book

When doing pressure equations with the pressure initially given in Pascals, for our answers would we use Pascals or Atms; I had a question as the such given to me which asked for hydro static pressure, with the external pressure given in Pascals. Answered with Pascals, but still don't know if I got the question right as it was a regional, and the tests have not (and might not ever) be released.

Well, that's weird can't help yea there?