riddle of the day

[jasonc]

Atom

Atoms are involved but the atomic weight of he is one and what I'm talking about weighs less.

 

[Taniesh]

Wow that is a good one! Don't think I can figure that one.

 

[jasonc]

Wow that is a good one! Don't think I can figure that one.

Oh think about what is happening and what it includes.hint it takes energy,a chemical reaction,motion ,or bimetal to produce it.

 

[Taniesh]

Oh think about what is happening and what it includes.hint it takes energy,a chemical reaction,motion ,or bimetal to produce it.

I will but I have to go off for a minute be back shortly.

 

[Taniesh]

Friction? Or am I too cold?

 

[Edward]

Voltage. ;)

 

[jasonc]

Voltage. ;)

A measurement of it not the name of it

 

[KevinK]

A measurement of it not the name of it

Ah! Then you're talking about electricity.

 

[jasonc]

Ah! Then you're talking about electricity.

More specifically what is electricity,an electron or quark

 

[KevinK]

More specifically what is electricity,an electron or quark

Electricity is the flow of electrons.

 

[jasonc]

Electricity is the flow of electrons.

Yes,but the theory states that because of the sheer speed and energy.electrons become quarks.

 

[reba]

 

[jasonc]

I be not having good grammah but is is smart in kars.lol

 

[gerbilwoman]

a lightbulb?

 

[jasonc]

a lightbulb?

It's been answered but yes a lightbulb does produce heat but it's secondary to the function. Electric heating elements produce heat and some light.

 

[Taniesh]

Well I was close cause friction is energy and produces heat.

 

[reba]

Draw this with out picking up the pen once you start and do not cross over any lines View attachment 9533

 

[jasonc]

Well I was close cause friction is energy and produces heat.

Friction has no weight.I said it. has little weight.btw friction can create electricity.

https://www.reference.com/science/friction-produce-static-electricity-60e3f899c8966b07

 

[Edward]

It was bi-metal that gave it away to me. That's how thermocouples work, energy (a flame) heats the bi-metal strip and that generates a dc current, which is used to hold open an electro-mechanical valve. If the flame goes out, you lose the needed voltage to hold the pilot valve open so it closes the valve under spring pressure.

But I have no clue what a quark is. Never heard the term before.

 

[Edward]

Oh I have one, lol.

What does light make, when it's congealed?

I guess this is more trivia than riddle lol.