Need help with thermo homework?

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In summary, many students around the world are seeking help with their thermo exams, as evidenced by multiple homework threads on PF. Some of the usual experts, such as brewnog and Clausius2, seem to be busy with other commitments. However, other members like SpaceTiger, LeonhardEuler, and Pengwuino have stepped in to provide initial responses. There is also discussion about the whereabouts of Clausius2 and brewnog, with the latter experiencing slow and expensive internet connection in his new place. Finally, there is a warning for those who hijack threads, given by a "super Super Mentor."
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So where is Russ? :biggrin:

I think we got those 5 covered, or at least provided some initial responses.
 
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Awh unfortunately some of our thermo gurus are too busy these days, brewnog and Clausius2. You know Clausius2 is a thermo dady as brewnog says.:wink:
 
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Cool, that was fast. Thanks everyone.
 
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Clausius2 has been on PF since 09-02-2005. I presume he has arrived in SD but I haven't heard a peep yet. Or, he is still in transit - if so, hopefully he'll up and running by next week.

I imagine brewnog is busy with his new job.

Kudos to SpaceTiger, LeonhardEuler, and Pengwuino for jumping in.
 
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Last I heard from Brewnog, his new place had a really slow, really expensive net connection. He hopes to be back once he has a better one set up.
 
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Sorry, I hijacked another thread!:blushing: Is there any warning for those who hijack the threads? o:)
 
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Yes, there is. Lisa, if you do this again I shall track you down and beat you about the head and shoulders with a flounder.

Consider yourself warned. :smile:
 
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Thanks!:smile:
(What else can I say to a super Super Mentor:rolleyes::cry:)
 

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