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Hello, although I do not have the answer on the chemical techniques of making pure water, cp or "chemically pure" is the grade you are looking at. Google this and manufacture processes are given for various substances.

A Newton is (kg*m)/s^2, so convert your length and see if your answer is correct.

Hello, I can help you in your problem but I cannot do your work. Now then here is a hint: Read about the mole and avagadro's number.

A small contribution for the thread. Since this is still in general discussion, there was something interesting I recall on how a mathematican considers the random nature of pi; that is it not random, but displays every pattern possible. I feel this thread needs to be where it should.

I suppose MeJennifer is referring to Core microarchitecture, in relation to the AMD integrated memory controller. It would help to identify the technologies also, the particular pentium 4 with hyperthreading are Netburst microarchitecture, AMD is K8 microarchitecture, and the latest intel...

"Emptiness," analysis reduction, & the mouse "wants." Hello everyone, the cat parasite Toxoplasma gondii in the sample http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/08/060804085444.htm" seems to be analogous with what a mouse "wants," under a particular condition however (ecology in general)...

Lasers & atmosphere This should be related to your inquiry: Lightning Control with Lasers; August 1997; Scientific American Magazine; by Diels, Bernstein, Stahlkopf, Zhao; 6 Page(s) There should be similar investigations as well in the article (and around the time period), because an...

Unit conversion Here's a site on dimensional analysis. http://www.chem.tamu.edu/class/fyp/mathrev/mr-da.html" Good luck!

R.i.p I liked the guy's enthusiasm through, very involved and somewhat childlike.

Diesel engine cooling configuration Should cooling be a consideration as well? (Air cooled & water cooled)

As a foggy anecdote (2+ years), I recall somewhat from intro Geology that Mantle heat flow is quite "slow," that is, mechanical motion of the Earth's interior exceeds it's own thermal conductivity in heat transfer. So, interior Earth heat is insulated for some time, and the amount (mass) of...

search term Try typing: chi squared, it gets some results such as http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Chi-SquaredDistribution.html"

I have not look at the images, but what you are describing seems a lot like speckle interferometry. Edit: Just my observation if it helps.

Thrust Civil dude mentioned the force components of the airplane, and lift may be your question focus? I have a large book on the tomcat and recall within it that the F-14 can resume flight with much of one wing gone, but it is not with me currently to cite properly. This NASA link...

Primate physiology In my intro PHY course, the instructor pointed out that a longer lever arm for the primates arm explains the torque advantages in comparison to humans. However, I do not know whether primate musculature is significantly different from human muscle. Regards