well, among other reasins, people wear sunglasses so that they can "check out" the opposite sex in public without it being obvious. Anyone with sunglasses has done this.
you mean you want close to pure calcoium carbonate?Are any of these soluble in things others arent?do any of these doecompose with heat? Are they different particle size?
Ive been reading along, and it makes sense now. Now im curious, what will my computer performance be if I disable hyperthreading. How much do you think a dual coare processor e cost? Whats the speed they run at?
so whats up with these "daul layer" processers. Supposedly there two processors in one. Please correct me if im wrong. Intel just recently released them.
Would this be any better than Hyperthreading?
I always thought of dissolving as the molecules of (lets just say NaCl) go in between the molecules of (lets just say, H2O). I always thought if the H2O is hotter, theres more space in between the molecules, thus more NaCl will fit in between. When it cools, there pushed out of there spaces. Please correct me if im wrong, i think it is more complicated. If it is wrong, it is a good, simle way to look at it.
maybe your Bi had some contaminations in it. If you heat your Bi to long, it will eventualy get ugly. The secret to the buitiful colored oxidation is not to overdo the heating process, but stop it when neccasary.
id imagine, to stay strong at high temperatures it must be pretty pure. plus, any contaminants might react at such temperatures and cause the filament to break.
You can find neodymium-iron-boron magents in good speakers. Theres so many but their not pure.
ya, i guess they make some of those chips out of 99.999% silicon. To bad it is processed though, and doesnt realy look like elemental silicon. Oh, tungsten from lightbulb filiments. To bad its such a small amount, so forget it. hydrogen from electroysis of water. Also O2 from same method. sulfur form the pharmacy. just go here and look at his element colection for ideas. Theodoregray.com
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