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== Additional Information == * The amount of energy released in using 10 Nerds is roughly equivalent to the following: ** The amount of body heat the average adult produces in 2.5 minutes! ** The energy needed to run a 120 Watt bulb for 80 seconds! ** The energy it would take to lift a medium sized tomato 5.8 miles into the atmosphere! ** The energy needed to lift 10 US dollar bills (any monetary amount, they all weigh the same) from the ground into orbit! ** The energy needed to lift a honey bee larvae (first born, roughly 0.003-0.009 grams) from the earth to the moon (approximately 230,100 miles)! * This demonstration pairs well with the [[Burning Salts]] and the [[Methanol Cannon]]. * This demonstration is a part of the [[Chemistry Show]]
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