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Yes of course...in "standard" conditions it would be ok for me. Temperature: 298F (or 25 °C) Concetration: 0.1 mol/L Thanks tyutyu

Viscosity of a solution of NACl Hi! Who could give me the correct value of NaCl's viscosity (in solution)? Thanks! Regards, tyutyu

yep it is fermat's theorem...ok thank you!

Here is the question: "could you fine n>2 (n natural number) so that: a^n+ b^n=c^n with a, b and c real numbers". I have got an idea but I am not sure if it works. Thank you very much tyu

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"population's assesment" applied to nanocrushing Hi hi! I am searching for books dealing with equations of "population's assesment" applied to nanocrushing. More precisely the aim is to describe and modelize via Matlab the evolution of the nanoparticules population in the reactor...

"In cacl I, it was really fun. Quite mind blowing when I was first exposed to it a little over a year ago. I decided I wanted to major in mathematics. I took calc 2 concurrently with "matrix theory and linear algebra". calc 2 was boring, just techniques of integration, highly mechanical. matrix...

"I assume it's very easy to ask questions without doing some documenting first.I think there are plenty of books on the application of integral transformations (Laplace & Fourier) to PDE-s/ODE-s...You can find one,i'm sure. Daniel." OK

"U can't use Laplace transformation for nonlinear ODE-s... Daniel." why?

Un petit coup de Laplace devrait marcher...