A thermometer is removed from a room where the temperature is 70 degrees F and is taken outside, where the air temperature is 10 degrees F. After one-half minute the thermometer reads 55 degrees F.
What is the reading of the thermometer at t = 1 min?
How long will it take for the [...]
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The melting point of an alloy can be altered by changing the composition. Certain organic materials have also been developed for the same purpose. Shown below is a simplified diagram of the pop-up thermometer used in cooking turkeys. Describe how this thermometer works.
http://forum.belmont.edu/cornwall/popup.gif
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For a few days, I've been looking for a candy or sugar thermometer because my chemistry class is making peanut brittle (YUM,YUM!!!). However, no matter how many stores I've been to, I cannot find one. Just recently, I've noticed that my teacher's candy thermometer looks somewhat like a meat thermometer, but it clearly says candy [...]
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I am roasting a wild turkey (I'm told it cooks just like a store bought) and obviously it does not have a pop up timer. I also do not have a meat thermometer. Any ideas??
I guess I should say I don't know the weight exactly, I can only estimate.
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I don't have a thermometer…I will probably pick one up soon, but for right now, how do you know when chicken is fully cooked?
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I have a meat thermometer and they've been marinating in cooking wine and some spices for about an hour. Thanks for your input.
thanks for everyone's help. they were boneless and I cooked them at 350 for about 45 minutes. i put in a thermometer and it read 170 so I took them [...]
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im making fried chicken and the oil needs to be at 375 degrees F, i don't have a cooking thermometer, is there a way to at least estimate the temperature?
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Please help! My friend is attempting to complete a recipe that requires a food thermometer (dough). Unfortunately, his is broken. He's wigging out pathetically and I'm on my last straw! Please, can anyone provide insight on how to determine 110 degrees (c) on skin contact or by any other possible means as an alternative. No [...]
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