Zhang Hua s answer to the physics problem in the kitchen is incorrect: A will have a small spoonful

Updated on Kitchen 2024-08-17
1 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    A. Put a small spoonful of salt in a cup full of water, and some of the molecules of salt will be dispersed into the gap between the water molecules, so that the water surface does not change significantly, indicating that there is a gap between the molecules, not the effect of intermolecular gravity, so it is wrong; In line with the topic

    B. The density of edible oil is less than the density of water, so it is correct that "oil flowers" float on the water; Off topic

    C. The boiling point of water will increase with the increase of air pressure, the high air pressure in the pressure cooker, the high boiling point of water, and the high temperature will of course cook the rice quickly, which is correct; Off topic

    D. Vinegar has a more obvious smell, and the vinegar molecules keep doing irregular movements, so when the cap is unscrewed, the vinegar smell will be tangy, which is correct and undesirable

    So choose A

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