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I have a question about fluid mechanics. [View all] amyrose2712 Feb 2012 OP

This message was self-deleted by its author DocMac Feb 2012 #1

I say , you are working on Homework for class! :O) pkdu Feb 2012 #2

If they are, I wouldn't discourage them. DocMac Feb 2012 #3

Your humor works for me! DocMac Feb 2012 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author DocMac Feb 2012 #12

I wish I was in class. No, making candles, and I am sure that amyrose2712 Feb 2012 #4

Looks like the equation says V (volume) pkdu Feb 2012 #7

Density should not be a factor izquierdista Feb 2012 #5

That's mostly a molecular effect izquierdista Feb 2012 #9

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No, I honestly don't have the answer. amyrose2712 Feb 2012 #13

Honestly, what is your goal in being rude? Javaman Feb 2012 #14

Thanks. amyrose2712 Feb 2012 #18

Thanks. I am. I just like to know the answer. amyrose2712 Feb 2012 #16

The empirical evidence is inconsistent. amyrose2712 Feb 2012 #17

I don't have any answers - sorry Tyrs WolfDaemon Feb 2012 #19

I'm betting that the addition of the fragrance oil won't make MineralMan Feb 2012 #20

You'd be surprise just how much difference it does actually make. amyrose2712 Feb 2012 #21

Also, very cool candle making experience. That sounds cool as hell. nt amyrose2712 Feb 2012 #22