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I am interested in knowing whether what changes would happen at the molecular and atomic level, to a material subjected to Cooling. 1. Does the minimum temperature that can be achieved has limit? 2. Is it Zero Kelvin? 3. If so, is it a global standard for minimum temperature for any material...

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It's not like that. I was just asking for your views as industry people. Please don't be so rude.

Hi guys, I just wanted to know a bit about chemical engineering from you guys here.

EE4life<<<< In what areas can a ME work in the industry?

I'm interested in both these fields. Yes, even though I do think I've got a little edge for ME over Chemical, Because I'm interested in mechanical work, I still believe i can hangout with chemical too. The point is that i don't want to continue my carrier as an engineer. I want to do this for a...

I'm studying at University of Moratuwa. Now I have to choose a field to major at the university. I'm more interested in the following 2 fields. 1. Mechanical Engineering 2. Chemical and Process Engineering Can you guys give your views about these fields. About, # What areas would it open up...

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Can lighting affect the mobile signals?

Yes. I was relating to such a situation. But not in an open area like some paddy field.

Is it risky to use the mobile phones while lighting occurs outside? There's a general belief that you should not use mobile phones while it is lighting outside. Is it true?? Is there any logic behind it?

But if we take y=(x+5) and then, draw the graph, wouldn't it give different results??

I am just interested in knowing, how to draw the function x+5<7 in a cartesian plane. Since the definition of a function is, If For a certain input, there exist an out, then it is a function. Is x+5<7 is a valid function then?

I've heard that, when a soap bubble is given a charge, it expands. I was just wandering whether, when you wet a ring made of metal with a soap solution and blow to it slowly, the bubble created expands because of theat above principle. Does The friction between the metal ring and the bubble...

Thanks! Wooow! That's interesting...I never knew. Thanks! I am looking forward to share them with you guys. :)