Imaging maths - Inside the Klein bottle
Konrad Polthier
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Konrad Polthier
Abstract
What to do with such a bottle? Why not use it for something? Filling it was not easy, because the water flowing in blocked the air inside from coming out. So I decided to keep the remaining air in the bottle and see how effective the half−filled bottle was as a thermometer. I added a few crystals of potassium permanganate to colour the water and make it easier to mark the water levels on the glass. Imaging maths − Inside the Klein bottle
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What to do with such a bottle? Why not use it for something? Filling it was not easy, because the water flowing in blocked the air inside from coming out. So I decided to keep the remaining air in the bottle and see how effective the half−filled bottle was as a thermometer. I added a few crystals of potassium permanganate to colour the water and make it easier to mark the water levels on the glass. Imaging maths − Inside the Klein bottle
Key concepts: Bottle, Water bottle, Potassium permanganate, Klein bottle, Thermometer, Mathematics, Materials science, Chemistry