I found a nice physics quiz the other day. My final score is ... none of your business. I thought we would finish out the week with some of the high points (which is to say: some of the low points).
28) Q: Iron can exist as a gas. True or false?
A: (True.) Although iron is a solid at what we call normal temperatures, iron can also be a liquid, gas, or plasma. This is true of any element.
Plasma iron, then? Where do I sign up?
Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Iron in gas form?
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