Carbon Definition and 497 Threads
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How to Determine Weight Capacity of Carbon Steel Pipe Rack: Guide
i have built a pipe rack made out of carbon steel and needing to know how to figure out how much weight it will carry. the longest horizontal piece is 4" sch 40 x 60 inches long welded to 8" sch 40 carbon steel. just trying to see if there is a chart of some sort- George Nash
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- Carbon Pipe Steel Yield
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Where Is Carbon Used in Dry Cells?
I was studying about dry cell and read that carbon(graphite) rod surrounded by MnO2 is used as cathode but when i read the chemical reaction equation at cathode given as : MnO2 + NH4+ + e - - - - > MnO(OH) +NH3 I nowhere found carbon... So where is it actually used? (i found this for mercury... -
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Hoyle's calculation of 7.65 MeV level of carbon nucleus
Mass of helium-4 (4.0015 u) plus mass of beryllium-8 (8.0053 u) gives 12.0068 u, which is 6.35 MeV above fundamental level of carbon-12. For triple alpha process T= 100 MK, which corresponds to a kinetic energy of 2 x 3/2 kBT = 0.03 MeV for the particles. This amounts to 6.38 MeV, way below 7.65... -
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The structure of carbon graphite
hi everyone I found out that graphite carbon conduct just in one side if there is anyone who can inform me how is the structure of this material?- Atefeh Nassiran
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- Carbon Graphite Structure
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Molecular Modeling: Geometry Optimization, Vibration Analyses & More
Hi there! Is there an online, hopefully free resource (preferably textbook) that details the process of molecular modeling? Specifically, computationally performing geometry optimizations, vibrational analyses, calculating Raman spectra, detailing the theory behind Hartree-Fock, DFT, post-HF...- ModestyKing
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- Carbon Modeling Molecular Molecules
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- Forum: Chemistry
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Vapor pressure curve for carbon dioxide
Hello to everyone. I would like to ask a question: I'm analyzing the properties of CO2 for a project and I have noticed that for temperatures between 220 -300 K the Clasius Clapeyron curve is linear on 1/T, that is in the Antoine equation of the form logP = A-B/(T+C), C is almost 0. In my...- Sirluke
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- Carbon Carbon dioxide Curve Pressure Vapor Vapor pressure
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Efficient, carbon neutral fuel for cars
Assuming that a carbon neutral fuel for cars has to be used, what would be most practical and efficient? (Assumption: there is electricity from hydropower/nuclear or possibility to grow plants for biofuels) 1) Hydrogen from water hydrolysis? (If I get it right, production is simple but the...- Czcibor
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- Carbon Cars Fuel Neutral
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Making a Nylon - Fibre Composite
Hi, I was tasked to design a composite material that will undergo a 3 point bending test. Maximum deflection will be of 15mm and a maximum load of 5kN. The scope of this task is not to prevent failure but to analyse the composite and learn from the design process. Nonetheless the composite...- raniero
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- carbon composite epoxy fibre glass
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Carbon-14 Half-Life: Calculating Decays After 50,000 Years
Homework Statement A sample containing carbon-14 has 16000 decays per minute. If the half life of carbon-14 is 5730 years. Aproximately how many decays per minute would be occurring after another 50 000 years. Answer: approximately 40 decays per minute. Homework Equations N= No x e^-λt...- Wing2015
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- Carbon Half life Life
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why is the molar specific heat of carbon so different from the predicted value?
why is the molar specific heat of carbon(=6.1JMol-1K-1) so different from the predicted value of 3R≈25??- Suraj M
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- Carbon Heat Specific Specific heat
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Fossil Fuels vs. Natural Gas: Carbon Emissions Explained
Hi there, Could someone explain to me why fossil fuels, such as coal and oil, produce fewer particulate matter emissions than natural gas? Also, how would you expect the combustion temperature of these fuels to affect particulate emissions? Would a higher temperature lead to a more complete...- davidgrant23
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- Carbon Coal Combustion Emissions Fuel Gas Oil
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- Forum: Chemistry
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How Does Carbon Monoxide Affect Plant Growth and Photosynthesis?
Carbon monoxide can make carboxyhemoglobin in the human body. Do plants have a similar composition? Would smoke from fires and exhaust from fossil fuel engines have an effect on a plants ability to absorb the CO2 or O2 it needs?- Elite Jacob
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- Carbon
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Will (NH4)HCO3 Form in Polar Solvents?
I know aqueous Ammonium Bicarbonate forms when NH4+ and HCO3- ions are present in water after they've dissolved from their gaseous states of NH3(g) and CO2(g). This occurs in the reaction: NH3(g) + H2O(l) + CO2(g) => (NH4)HCO3(aq) If Ammonia gas and CO2 are present above a polar organic...- ejnovek
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- Ammonia Aqueous Carbon Carbon dioxide Form Gas Polar Solubility Solvent Water
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Design, Manufacture and Machining of Carbon composites for RC planes
Hi Guys Recently I have started a new hobby into RC planes. What I have noticed is extensive use of Carbon composites weight yet sturdy structures. Now the problem is that these structures seem to be cut (milling/drilling/laser cutting/water jet cutting) from a sheet (or laminates) of carbon...- RKD89
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- Carbon Design Machining Manufacturing Planes Rc
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Silicon: The Key to Solar Panel Efficiency & Why Carbon Isn't Used
How does the crystalline structure of silicon make it useful in solar panels? Why is carbon not used?- Siddharth Menon
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- Carbon Efficiency Silicon Solar Solar panel
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Speed After Collision of Proton & Carbon Atom
A proton is traveling to the right at 3.50×107 m/s. It has a head-on perfectly elastic collision with a carbon atom. The mass of the carbon atom is 12 times the mass of the proton. What is the magnitude of proton speed after the collision? What is the magnitude of carbon atom speed after the...- Justin M
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- Atom Carbon Collision Proton Speed
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Heating Water with Coal Gas: Calculating Gas Consumption
Homework Statement 200 liters of water are heated from 100 to 650C by burning coal gas. The heat loss in the chimney is 25%. How many cubic meters of gas are needed Homework Equations Calories required: Q=mc\delta t Burning heat of coal gas: 4320[Cal/m3] The Attempt at a Solution Net heat...- Karol
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- Carbon Gas Heating Water
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Carbon Extraction from the atmosphere
I sort of wandered in from the Science Fiction Forum before anyone could stop me. I have a thought that I simply lack the expertise to make use of, and I thought I would drop it in the laps of people who do have the expertise to make use of it. What would be involved to pull carbon directly...- Khatti
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- Atmosphere Carbon Extraction Global warming
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Coefficient of friction of medium carbon steel
i've been searching for the friction coefficient between medium carbon steels but can't find it, and also i see everywhere the yield stress of materials but i can't find the compressive stress of materials- Desner
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- Carbon Coefficient Coefficient of friction Friction Medium Steel
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Carbon based Life vs. Plasma based Life.
Life based on carbon needs very especial conditions to thrive, life on Earth is a clear example of that. Lots of time and research have been dedicated trying to find carbon based life elsewhere on the Universe, but that search may be too narrow because that search assumes that life can only be... -
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Carbon Fiber Strip Buckling Force Problem
Hey, So I`ve been trying to wrap my mind on how to solve this problem. I`m trying to use a CFRP Sheet as sort of a spring actuator by using it`s buckling phenomena to deliver a force to the body it`s attached to. Kind of vague so here is a video: This video does it electrically, but I...- Tomas1337
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- Buckling Carbon Carbon fiber Fiber Force
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How Do Carbon Ions Behave in a Tandem Accelerator?
Hi all I'm new to this forum, there seem to be quite some knowledge here. I hope someone can help shed some light on this. I took this exam about a week ago and I had no idea on how to solve this question, and I haven't been able to figure this one out since. Homework Statement In a tandem...- Dreggovich
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- Accelerator Carbon Ions Spectrometer
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Question about an experiment to make carbon boride
Ok what kind of environment do I have to create for the reaction to take place? I'm turning an old propane tank into a reaction chamber and to achieve the temperatures required for reaction I will run a DC current through the material. Will filling the chamber with argon be sufficient or does it...- Warpspeed13
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- Carbon Experiment
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- Forum: Chemistry
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Carbon steel fatigue and temperature properties
Hi everyone, I need some specific mechanical properties of A516 carbon steel, but as yet I am unable to find it online. Can you help me find the fatigue limit and the relation between yield strength and temperature? Are there tabulated values for this? Thanks! Mark edit: found it! seems i...- Qluq
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- Carbon Fatigue Properties Steel Temperature
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Properties of carbon and sulfur questions
what is the properties of chimcal reaction for carbon and sulfur in gunpowder...and what different reaction happens if the gunpowder have just carbon without sulfur -
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Is carbon dioxide equally distrubuted throughout the Earth?
Is carbon dioxide at relatively the same concentrations in China, America and Antarctica for example? Or (I'm not discussing altitudes) does the concentration of carbon dioxide fluctuate based on where you are on the Earth? Assuming that all measurements are made at the same altitude, would the... -
Electrons inside a carbon nanotube - Quatum Mechanics
Homework Statement Electrons inside a carbon nanotube can be approximated as a one dimensional "particle in a box". If the nanotube is 3 micrometers long, what is the minimum speed of an electron inside the tube?Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution The minimum occurs as n=1 so...- Feodalherren
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- Carbon Electrons Mechanics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electrophilic nature of Carbon in CO2
How is the carbon in carbon dioxide electrophilic? There is no partial positive charge on the carbon in carbon dioxide because the molecule is symmetrical.- Qube
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- Carbon Co2 Nature
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Understanding Carbon Dating: Assumptions, Ratios, and Half-Life
Before I start, I'm not some young Earth believer or anything, just want to understand how it works and if the assumptions are fair. So my understanding of carbon dating is that the ratio of C14 to C 12 is known (About 1 trillion to 1) and it is the same in the atmosphere as it is in organic... -
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Unburnt Carbon equation balancing in Boilers
Hi there, Hope you all are doing good. I was reading a book on boilers and burners design and had a problem in understanding some part of the text which I have attached below The problem is I not comprehend that 1. How unburnt carbon mass can be achieved by subtracting CO2 *...- driving_seat
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- Carbon
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Carbon dioxide & oxygen balance
Green Plants do Photosynthesis in day during presence of sunlight and intake C02 to produce O2. In night, Plants do respiration and intake 02 to produce C02. If there will be no animal then Green plants will survive ? Because Earth is like ball, Plants will do photosynthesis=respiration...- Infinite/Zero
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- Balance Carbon Carbon dioxide Oxygen
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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Which gas has the highest flame temperature - hydrogen or carbon
which gas has the highest flame temperature .hydrogen or carbon...and why- taregg
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- Carbon Gas Hydrogen Temperature
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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What Color is Liquid Carbon at the Atomic Level?
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How to modell Carbon nano-tubes in ABAQUS ?
Dear Colleagues I want to start some research on the Carbon nano - tubes. In the beginning I need to model a CNT in the ABAQUS. I wrote a code for generating the xyz Coordinates of the atoms in a CNT. The problem is that I can not import them in abaqus. Does anyone has an Idea ? Thanks...- p.haghdoust
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- Abaqus Carbon
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What is more reactive carbon or phosphor
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Confused - nucleosynthesis of carbon
Confused -- nucleosynthesis of carbon May I ask a question please! I read that nucleosynthesis of carbon was rapid because its one of the excited state energies was only a little higher than the total energy of Be and He. So, the required energy could be obtained through the kinetic energy of...- thatoekhant
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- Carbon Confused Nucleosynthesis
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Carbon Dating on Mars: Possibility & Limitations
Hi! I would like to know two things: 1. Is it possible to use radiometric dating on samples of rocks collected from Mars? 2. If so, in which situations would such method be impossible to use or would wield inaccurate results? Thanks a lot for your help!- Master Wayne
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- Carbon Mars
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Addition of carbon to cast iron beyond 6.67%
can anyone please give me the answer for addition of carbon to cast iron beyond 6.67%..- velmurugan
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- Addition Carbon Iron
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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What Form Did Carbon Exist in During the Formation of Earth?
Hi, I hope this question is appropriate for this forum - if not can anyone suggest a place to ask it? There is a lot of carbon based matter around, on an in the earth. But,as I understand it, other than gaseous forms all the other liquid and solid forms have been generated/created by living...- johnobirches
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- Carbon Form
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Where would you buy carbon nanotubes?
Wouldn't have to be long ones. Cheap and cheerful amounts. A google search brought up one called cheaptubes.com, anyone had experience with them?- lostminty
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- Carbon Carbon nanotubes
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Why does carbon nanotube index determine whether it is metallic?
We briefly got an intro to carbon nanotubes in our nanomaterials class, and the professor only briefly introduced carbon nanotubes and the ways to describe the different types of tubes via their indices. Why is it that if the indices of the carbon nanotube have the property such that n-m =...- gravenewworld
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- Carbon Index
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Quadruple bond between two carbon atoms
I was wondering if a quadruple bond between two carbon atoms would be possible. I found this on wikipedia about "dicarbon": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diatomic_carbon, which is related to this question, since what I'm describing is an isomer of dicarbon. Anyone have any ideas? -
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Dissolving carbon dioxide from air without dissolving any other gases.
Hello, Me and two other people are doing a science research competition for high school students and for our project we thought of a machine that takes in air through a pump and dissolves CO2 and only CO2. The problem is I don't know what to put in for a solution or pure liquid that would... -
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Carbon Dioxide Output Percentage Change
Homework Statement Question: If petroleum used in transportation were replaced by electricity generated by coal, what would be the percentage change in carbon dioxide output? Refer to the following diagrams for values...- shubu
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- Carbon Carbon dioxide Change Output
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Total Carbon Dioxide emissions for 2013
Hello there I've been searching the internet for any information about the total carbon emissions for this year (tonnes/year). However, I've only come across data which is most recently been gather a few years ago (2009 - 2011). However, I'm really curious to what the total emissions are...- miniradman
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- Carbon Carbon dioxide Emissions
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Why is cyanide writted as CN- when the negative charge is on carbon?
The Title pretty much sums it up. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyanide Why is it written like that when it is clear that the carbon must be the one with the negative charge?- gangsterlover
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- Carbon Charge Negative
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- Forum: Chemistry
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Modelling buckling of long thin carbon fibre tubes
Hi all, I´m a researcher in computational biology thinking on topics quite far from my field. I want to model long thin-walled tubes of dimensions like those treated here, for example: ≈2 m long, radius ≈50mm and thickness ≈1mm. The tubes I´m interested in should be made of...- Vigardo
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- Buckling Carbon Fibre Modelling
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Carbon Atom Arrangement in Organic Compounds: Exploring Covalent Bond Angles
How are the atoms of carbon arranged when it combines with other atoms in organic compounds? is there any particular formula for the angles being exhibited by covalent bonds of the compound?- eashwarbai
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- Atom Carbon
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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What Does C0.2 Refer to in Carbon-Based Materials?
What is mean by carbon based material "C[SIZE="2"]0.2"- Rathy Cato
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- Carbon Material
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Carbon Nanotube production by Electron Rays
Hello, I was doing a little research on nanotubes and came up with an idea. If we shot a cylindrical beam of electrons a few nanometers apart from each other and then shot a carbon plasma down the center would the carbon atoms be attracted to the electrons and form a nanotube at a sizable scale?- dbmorpher
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- Carbon Electron Rays
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering