M-theory kind of goes into this question by stating that there is no such thing as a unique big bang. Instead multiple collisions caused by the collision of membranes. in other words, there exist two extradimensional membranes that collide, and this collision yields big bangs. Therefore our...
stickiness? sorry I don't get. If the balls are moving like a bed (they rotate), and suddenly one pops (only happens when the plane below them is moving), is this stickiness?
When you have a bed of balls and you tilt the plane on whichh these bals are located, sometimes you don't get them all moving like a bed as you expect. Sometimes some balls pop. Is this call the lubrication effect? is it due to some local pressure spike focusing on solely 1 ball? thank you very much
However it is toxic, though the least of the chlorinated ethers. CH2Cl2 is partially miscible in water (it is not polar) , but its diffusivity in water is higher that water in CH2Cl2. IF working with hydrophobic polymers, it tends to be in general a good solvent. Specially for PLA.
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I will like to know how to determine the concentration gradient of a solute that is dissolved in a liquid (a solute in oil). Droplets of this solute solution are made in another continuous phase (water). The oil is partially soluble in wate. As soon as this difussion starts...