3.- You will learn about Transport Phenomena and Unit Operations (how things behave when they are being manipulated). By the way, when I said "things" in the previous item, I meant solids, liquids, gases and vapors (and sometimes, if you wish, plasma). 4.- You will learn how to...
A refractometer is an instrument used to measure the refractive index of gases, liquids, and translucent solids like gemstones...
There are many other examples of diffusion and osmosis in everyday life. One other example of how diffusion works is when you spray air freshner in a room - at first the smell is only in one area, however before long the smell of the air freshner has spread to other parts of the hous...
sounds to me that plasma is much the same as electricity only in a a gaseous form, like charged particles of electrons, only in this case it is sub molecules of charged particles in a gaseous state, which will automatically search for a ground. this is very interesting and may lead to ...
Duct pipe is a means of conveyance for gases, liquids, or solids such as flour in a bakery or sawdust in a workshop from one point to another in residence, office, or industrial building. The pipe is available in a wide variety of material and sizes, depending upon the desired ...
Plasma is a phase of matter distinct from solids, liquids, and gases. It is the most abundant phase of matter in the universe; both stars and interstellar dust consist of it. Although it is its own phase of matter, it is often referred to as an ionized gas. This is similar to a nor...
There are many other examples of diffusion and osmosis in everyday life. One other example of how diffusion works is when you spray air freshner in a room - at first the smell is only in one area, however before long the smell of the air freshner has spread to other parts of the hous...
The initiator is ignited, usually through an electrical spark or pyrotechnic charge, and the heat in turn ignites the propellant, which burns to produce a propulsive exhaust jet. The propellant chemicals can be solids, liquids, or solids combined with liquids or gases. In in a solid-fuel ...
The idea of spherical atoms helps to explain and predict how dense liquids and solids are, how atoms are arranged in crystals, and to calculate molecular shape and size. Atoms increase in radius down the rows of the periodic table, but increase in size dramatically between noble gases at the...