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Soups and Stews
Is soup a fluid?
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Asked in Units of Measure, Cooking Measurements, Volume
How many cups are in a ten ounce can of soup?

1 Cup liquid = 8 Ounces
Suspecting this is a homework question, you can figure out the
answer given this information.
That answer is NOT correct.
If you read the label on the ten ounce can of soup it says
"10 oz net wt"
This question is still unresolved. We need a fluid measurement
for the soup that weighs 10 ounces.
There are 11 fluid ounces in a 10.5 oz (net wt) can of
Campbells Condensed Cream of Mushroom Soup. I measured twice.
Asked in Science
How do convection conduction and radiation heat food?

Conduction relies on heat (such as from an oven top element or
flame) heating up a surface, the vibration/energy given to this
surface is spread from on atom to the next via collisions between
atoms.
Convection heats upon area of fluid (i.e. water, soup or air).
the heated up fluid is less dense and moves about more, when it
moves, colder fluid moves to take its space, and gets heat, then
moves away in turn.
If you imagine a pot of soup on an element. The heat travels
through the pot from the element by conduction. The heat that the
base of the pot now holds is given to the soup touching the bottom
of the pot by conduction. The heated soup liquid moves away, and is
replaced by colder soup, which is also heated. (the hotter soup
passes on energy to other parts of the soup by conduction,
generating more convection etc. and this would continue until the
soup reaches the same temperature as the element, or
evaporates.)
Asked in Power Steering, Mercedes-Benz 400-Series, Mercedes-Benz S-Class, Toyota Camry
Where do you fill power steering fluid in a 1973 450sl Mercedes and do you use transmission fluid you cannot find the reservoir thank you?

The resivoir is a small black tank about the size of a soup can.
It sets above the powr steering belt and has a silver screw which
hods the cover in place. Take the screw off and lift the cover to
add fluid. Use transmission fluid only.
The resivoir is a small black tank about the size of a soup can.
It sets above the powr steering belt and has a silver screw which
hods the cover in place. Take the screw off and lift the cover to
add fluid. Use transmission fluid only.
Asked in Soups and Stews
What kind of soup?
Asked in Energy
What are some examples of convection and how does it work?

Well convection currents are what the plates (Tectonic plates)
move on. Convection is heat transfer by the movement of a heated
fluid.
Example: As soup on the bottom of a pot gets hot (when you heat
soup on a stove), it expands and therefore becomes less dense. The
warm, less dense soup moves upward and floats over the cooler
denser soup. At the surface, the warm soup spreads out and cools,
becoming denser. Then, gravity pulls this cooler, denser soup back
down to the bottom of the pot, where it is heated again.
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Asked in Spain, Thailand
When is soup served in Thailand?

Like most asean, the food come in complete set and the soup is
meant to eat with food. Purpose of the soup is similar to table
wine, fluid to drink with food and enhance appetite. Thai soup can
be very hot because it was design to consume with rice. Many
westernized Thai cusine adapt western serving style would have to
reduce substaintial amount of spice.