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If tea starts to boil when a spoon is placed in it, it is likely that the tea has already reached boiling temperature but has nothing to create bubbles with because the glass is so smooth and the smooth is more rough.
it attrarts paper :P
The spoon will almost always be warmer than the dry ice. As heat is transferred from the spoon to the ice, it will promote rapid sublimation of the dry ice it is contact with (sublimation = direct change from solid to gas). All that rapidly released gas moves the spoon out of the way - tilting it this way and that and bringing different parts of the spoon into contact with the surface of the dry ice - which then causes gas to be released from that part of the surface. The net effect is that the spoon rattles.
It will dissolve into the water
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An absinthe spoon is used to sweeten the absinthe. The spoon is placed on the rim of a glass and a sugar cube is placed in it. Ice cold water is dripped onto the ice cube and into the glass.
An absinthe spoon is used to sweeten the absinthe. The spoon is placed on the rim of a glass and a sugar cube is placed in it. Ice cold water is dripped onto the ice cube and into the glass.
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The spoon should be placed to the right of the plate outside the table knife.
this happens because the coating is smooth on the clear spoon but is not clear on the fuzzy spoon.
Conduction
It melts...
The knife and spoon are placed on the right side of the setting (the knife to the right of the plate, and the spoon to the right of the knife), and the fork to the left of the plate. For a left-handed person, reverse the placement.
energy is released
It shrinks
If tea starts to boil when a spoon is placed in it, it is likely that the tea has already reached boiling temperature but has nothing to create bubbles with because the glass is so smooth and the smooth is more rough.