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What would happen to coffee in an altitude chamber?
Say you're in an altitude chamber at 15K feet, and you poor yourself a cup of coffee. Then the altitude is lowered to 10K feet. What would the pressure change do to the coffee? Heat it? Cool it? No change? Assume the temp in the room is constant.
Coffee grown at higher elevations tends to be of higher quality, and with that high quality comes more complex flavor notes than coffee grown at lower elevations.
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What would happen if you gave mice coffee?
Nothing would happen to them. They may not even like it.
What would happen if you gave a squiral coffee?
You would have one very alert squiral.
What would happen if you drink to much coffee?
you would spend most of the day in the bathroom. have fun.
If a fish were put into a cup of coffee what would happen?
Aside from being scalded, it would drown.
What would happen to land without water?
Everything would die >< and you'd get coffee cake :)
What will happen if the caribou went to extinction?
the coffee business would die n DAT coffee b good too....k den peep
What would happen if you do cocaine and drink coffee at the same time?
you'd have a warm belly and a numb nose
What will happen if young people drinks coffee?
they would get too hyper but it also depends on there age and how mature you are
What would happen to the speed of sound at a very high altitude?
The speed of sound increases with altitude due to the decrease in air density. This means that at very high altitudes, where air density is lower, the speed of sound will be faster compared to at sea level.
Is there an online catalog for the norelco cafe continental coffee maker model hb 5304?
Not certain, but I am looking for the replacement Carafe for that Coffee Maker. Would you happen to know where I can get one?
What will happen if you place a chunk of ice in a chamber at -1 cesius for five minutes?
Nothing - at that temperature, the ice would remain frozen.
What would happen to the particles in a mug of coffee it you let them cool down?
The particles may settle down at the bottom of the mug...
