Mixing Definition and 283 Threads

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    Singlet/Triplet state mixing question

    Hey guys! I am trying to show how singlet and triplet states mix via spin-orbit coupling, but I am having some trouble. I've gotten most of the way through, but I am stuck on how an operator works. Sadly, I think my poor basis in quantum is going to show right here. My starting point...
  2. D

    Mixing of substances of different temperature with change of state

    Two questions: 1.1. Homework Statement Steam at 100 °C is pumped into an insulating pot containing a mixture of ice and water at 0°C. There are 0.4kg of ice and 1.6kg of water in the pot. Assume there is no heat lost to the surroundings, how much steam (in kg) is needed so that all ice is just...
  3. R

    Mixing Two Gases: How to Calculate Combined Volumetric Flow Rate?

    Hi I'm working on a project where I have a two flow controller controlling the volumetric flow rate (in the order of 0.01-0.1ml/min) of two different gases. The gases are mixed together and I'm wondering if there's a way to figure out the exiting volumetric flow rate of the combined flow and...
  4. L

    Stimulated generation of superluminal light pulses via four-wave mixing (NIST)

    Concerning this paper: Stimulated generation of superluminal light pulses via four-wave mixing. I have two questions: 1) How can we check that information cannot be propagated faster than light with this system? 2) What is the meaning of the last sentense of this paper: Thanks
  5. M

    What is the outcome of mixing these two chemicals

    At work we use; Powder Bleach, ACTIVE INGREDIENT: Sodium Dochloroisocyanurate and A cleaning agent, ACTIVE INGREDIENT: Sodium Dodecylbenzene sulfonate These two chemicals are to be used separately but we have the sudden rumour that when mixed in a mop bucket it is significantly more...
  6. R

    Thermodynamics: Calculating Entropy Change for Mixing Streams

    Homework Statement http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/6641/problem2t.jpg The Attempt at a Solution I'm not sure how to approach this problem. I know of this equations for when they reach thermal equilibrium: T_f = \frac{C_1 T_{1,i} + C_2T_{2,i}}{C_1+C_2} And this for entropy change...
  7. B

    Mixing Tank, Differential Equations Problem

    Homework Statement a larg tank is filled with 500 gals of water with 400lbs of salt. pure water is pumped into the tank at a rate of 3gal/min. the well mixed solution is pumped out at a rate of 7 gal/min. I need help finding the Differential Homework Equations The Attempt at a...
  8. C

    Mixing He, O, Ge, N and U: What Could Happen?

    What would be the result of mixing helium, oxygen, germanium, nitrogen and uranium?
  9. L

    Osmosis and entropy/free energy and mixing.

    I sometimes have trouble with the concept of entropy being a driving force for work being done. For example, during osmosis you can raise the level of water on one side of a semipermeable membrane (i.e. do work) because the free energy of the system is minimized if there is a flow of solvent...
  10. L

    Stark effect, mixing state of 2s and 2p

    hi all, can anyone help me understanding what is the meaning of the mixing state of 2p and 2s? thanks in advance. when an electron in n=2 sate in a hydrogen atom, experience a external em field, then the degenerate states split into 3 classes, which are: 1/sqrt2( 210 + 200 ) with higher...
  11. C

    Mixing chamber with multiple inlets

    Hi I was wondering if someone could help me with this question. Question 4 uploaded in picture. Ok, so far this is what I have found Pipe 1: m1=2kg/s P1=1000kpa T1=100 C h1=334.82kJ/kg Pipe 2: sat-liquid T2=60 C P2= 1000kpa h2=291.36KJ/kg Outlet: sat vapor P3=1000kpa V=20...
  12. T

    Mixing water tempretures and flow rates

    Have a work related problem here, tried all afternoon to find a formula but no luck so far Heres the problem. I have a tap supplying water at 41°c and at a flow rate of 0.17 l/s. The tap is connected to a Termostatic Mixing Valve (TMV) with a hot and cold water supply. The hot water is...
  13. T

    Thermostatic Mixing Valve: Flow Rates and Energy Conservation

    Heres the problem. I have a tap supplying water at 41°c and at a flow rate of 0.17 l/s. The tap is connected to a Termostatic Mixing Valve (TMV) with a hot and cold water supply. The hot water is at 60°c and the cold water is being supplied at 10°c. What are the flow rates for the hot...
  14. A

    How to calculate entropy of mixing in 2-d systems

    Hello physics forums, I am writing a paper and I am wondering how to calculate the entropy of mixing in a two dimensional system. I am sure that entropy increases with mixing in a two dimensional system, but I do not know what equation to use. Would I just use the same equation as for 3-d...
  15. D

    Why can the mixing of acids and bases be dangerous

    I tried googling this topic and basically all I could find was sites saying they neutralise each other - I know that. But why is it that when you mix say a drop of pH 14 solution with a lot of pH 1 solution that they react rather violently and the acid sprays everywhere? If someone could maybe...
  16. Spinnor

    Mechanical system with simlar phyysics of neutrion flavor mixing.

    Mechanical system with similar physics of neutrino flavor mixing. Pull one mass down while holding the others at their rest positions. Now let them all go. See system here (don't know how to add images): https://picasaweb.google.com/andyeverett57/August282011 Sorry for the spelling in the...
  17. D

    Entropy of Mixing for Two Ideal Gases at Different Temperatures

    Homework Statement Two monatomic ideal gases are separated in a container by an impermeable wall, with volumes V_{1} and V_{2}, temperatures T_{1} and T_{2}, number of atoms N_{1} and N_{2}, and both are at the same, constant pressure P. The wall is then removed, and the pressure is continued...
  18. M

    Neutrino mixing matrix: Can it be derived?

    Hi, When we consider the two neutrino mixing case, we have the matrix that converts between them as given below \begin{pmatrix} |v_{1}> \\ |v_{2}> \end{pmatrix} = \begin{pmatrix} cos\theta & sin\theta \\ -sin\theta & cos\theta\end{pmatrix}\begin{pmatrix} |v_{e}> \\ |v_{\mu}> \end{pmatrix}...
  19. D

    Can Mixing Different pH Indicators Broaden Detection Range in Spectrophotometry?

    As an experiment I was going to investigate the use of a spectrophotometre as a pH meter by using different chemical indicators which should change colour depending upon the pH of the substance. I know that indicators such as bromthymol blue only experience a distict change in colour over a pH...
  20. R

    Help on Mixing solution from two tanks problem

    Two tanks, A and B, each contain 5K gal of water. To each tank 150 gal of a chemical should be added, but in error the entire 300 gal are poured into tank A. Pumps are set to work to circulate the liquid through the two tanks at the rate of 100 gal/min (a) How long will it take for tank A to...
  21. J

    Design of a mixing box of different gases

    Hi guys, I am designing a mixing box for different gases. Here is my plan: I will use Acrylic panels with the dimension of 30cm x 30cm x30cm. Two 3/4 inch pipes feed inflows at flow rate of 1300 LPM in total. The outlet is an rectangular opening of 8cm x 8cm. How can I define the pressure inside...
  22. Z

    Electroweak Mixing: Hypercharge, Isospin & Photon/Z0

    In the GWS electroweak model, there are two fundamental charges: weak hypercharge and the third component of weak isospin (henceforth referred to as hypercharge and isospin respectively). The gauge boson of hypercharge is the B0, and those of isospin are the W+, W0, and W-. The B0 and W0 mix...
  23. PainterGuy

    Mixing 2nd and 6th groups' elements to semiconductor silicon

    Hi everyone, :smile: I was wondering why they only use 5th and 3rd groups elements to create n-type and p-type semiconductors respectively. Couldn't we mix 6th or 2nd groups' elements instead to make the semiconductors? What would happen if we do this? Perhaps elements of those groups will...
  24. V

    Flowing water temperature mixing

    Useless explanation text: I'm building a shower system that uses motors to manually turn valves to adjust the temperature based on what the user sets I'm trying to develop a way for the system to preemptively predict what the temperature will be so it doesn't just say "Open hot valve a...
  25. P

    Entropy of mixing, non-isolated system

    Homework Statement Take a container of volume V, which has two separated partitions, each with volume V/2. Each partition contains a gas of N molecules, with respectively mass \m_{a} and \(m_{b}\). The temperature in the partitions is equal to that of its surroundings, and energy exchange...
  26. PainterGuy

    What role does doping play in creating n-type and p-type semiconductors?

    hi everyone, when antimony is added to germanium, antimony's atoms make covalent bonds with germanium. antimony has five valence electrons and germanium has four. there would be total 4 covalent bonds each consisting of 2 electrons. this would mean that there would be one extra from each...
  27. X

    Mixing of two gasses. Find the temperature and pressure

    Homework Statement A rigid insulated tank is separated into two rooms by a stiff plate. Room A of 0.5 m3 contains air at 250 kPa, 300 K and room B of 1 m3 has air at 150 kPa, 1000 K. The plate is removed and the air comes to a uniform state without any heat transfer. Find the final pressure...
  28. S

    Creating a 'Heat Wave' Look Without Mixing

    Last night I experimented with glycerin, putting it in water to get the 'heat wave' look that results from a difference in refractive indexes. I forgot that glycerin is miscible in water, and after a little bit of agitation it all mixed into solution and the effect couldn't be seen anymore...
  29. P

    Mixing air how much water leaving?

    I have a situation like this: Where C is a air stream from a pipe, and A is the sky. Droplet will be made, and there will be fog. Now I have to calculate the amount of water leaving the air. In my book I found this equation: Qwater = Qdry.air.C * (xA - xC) But do it have to be...
  30. P

    What does mixing under RG flow mean?

    what does "mixing under RG flow" mean? I'm trying to understand the language people use when they talk about RG flow. Here's what I understand: We have the RG flow equations governing the couplings' dependence on energy scale [tex]\mu {dg_i \over d\mu}=\beta(g_j)[\tex], and we can find the...
  31. A

    Mixing gases to achieve desired ppm

    I have to mix 2 gases, Hydrogen and Nitrogen to achieve a constant flow of mixed gas with 100, 200... 1000 ppm of H2 in the mixture. I have mass flow meters to adjust the flow of each individual gas but how do I determine what they should read to achieve the desired ppm
  32. J

    What is the Mixing Paradox and its implications for entropy change?

    Just learned about it recently, and I'm curious to understand more. The 'mixing' form of the paradox goes something like this: Imagine a box partitioned in the middle. The two partitions are the same volume. In each there is a gas, on one side labelled A, and on the other B. The are held at...
  33. M

    How much new entropy have you created by mixing the water

    Homework Statement In order to take a warm bath, you mix 50 liters of hot water at 55 degrees Celsius with 25 liters of cold water at 10 degrees Celsius, How much new entropy have you created by mixing the water Homework Equations S = Integral(Ti to Tf) (Cv / T) dT The Attempt...
  34. D

    Animating Mixing Tank with PID Controller for Fluid Flow Control

    I am working on an assignment which is based around studying and designing the control system for a tank which has two inlet flows and one outlet flow. For the purpose of what i am doing, i will be assuming that only one of the inlet flow rates changes. Part of the assignment requires me to...
  35. R

    Solving Mixing problems in calculus

    [b]1. A tank contains 2940 L of pure Water. A Solution that contains 0.08 kg of sugar per liter enters a tank at the rate 8 Liter/minute. The solution is mixed and drains from the tank at the same rate. Find the amount of sugar in the tank After t minutes
  36. H

    Differential Equations mixing sugar and water

    Homework Statement A tank contains 2860 L of pure water. A solution that contains 0.04 kg of sugar per liter enters a tank at the rate 5 L/min The solution is mixed and drains from the tank at the same rate. Find the amount of sugar in the tank after t minutes. Homework Equations...
  37. H

    How Do You Calculate Salt Concentration in a Leaky Stirred Tank Reactor?

    Homework Statement A stirred tank reactor that initially contains a volume V(0) = V_0 of water. Suppose that a stirred solution of salt at concentration S is pumped in at a rate of F_in = F litres/hr and the well-stirred mixture is pumped out at a slight faster rate of F_out = (F + f)...
  38. D

    Linearizing a Nonlinear Mixing Tank System: Finding Steady-State Concentrations

    I have a problem to solve where i am required to linearise a nonlinear system. Basically, the system involves a mixing tank of height H(t) and cross section area A with two input streams with flow rates Q1(t) and Q2(t) with concentrations C1 and C2 of some species (concentrations are constant)...
  39. B

    Kinematics problem mixing up distance and time. I'm so confused.

    Homework Statement You drive on Interstate 10 from San Antonio to Houston, half the time at 67 km/h and the other half at 112 km/h. On the way back you travel half the distance at 67 km/h and the other half at 112 km/h. What is your average speed (a) from San Antonio to Houston, (b) from...
  40. Q

    Differential Equation: Mixing Problem

    Homework Statement The air in a small room 12x8x8 ft (768 ft^3 is the volume) is 3% carbon monoxide. Starting at t=0, fresh air containing no carbon monoxide is blown into the root at rate of 100 ft^3/min. If the air in the room flows out at same rate (100 ft^3/min), when will air in room be...
  41. B

    Mixing three water quantities at different temperatures

    I am trying to figure out the following in my beer brewing. I have been able to find equations for mixing two quantities of water, but not three. Can anyone help me out here? So, I have 5 liters at 100 C and I want to add 18 liters (x at 20 C and y at 8 C) to arrive at 23 liters at 24 C. This...
  42. C

    Mixing Light: Red+Green=Yellow? QED, Superposition & Photons

    when i mix red light and green light i get yellow light, but QED says that photons do not interact so why am i seeing yellow light, , I know they obey superposition , what does it mean for two photons two superimpose physically . how is the localized energy of the photons interacting .
  43. L

    Optimizing Pump Mixing in a Dual Pump System for Titrations

    So, this seemed most appropriate for this forum, as it's essentially a question about pumps, pressures, and fluid mechanics. The set up I have that this question pertains to; There are two pumps that have lines running to a T-joint with a small chamber to allow for mixing before exiting...
  44. L

    Mixing two liquids with equal mass, find pressure

    Homework Statement A mass of a liquid of density ρ is thoroughly mixed with an equal mass of another liquid of density 2ρ. No change of the total volume occurs.Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution i tried to use ρ=\frac{m}{v} then v=\frac{m}{\rho} therefore v1+v2=V...
  45. S

    Low agitation mixing pump design

    hello everyone, i run a small microbrewery and i have a need for a unique pump design, here are the requirements: 1) low agitation of pumped liquid (cider in my case) because its full of CO2 in suspension and i don't want the gas to come out in the pump 2) the pump will be used to mix 2 fluids...
  46. H

    Two tank mixing problem *simple DE* yet im having a hard time.

    nm i got it figured out.
  47. T

    Mixing Steam & Ice: Solving Qgain=-Qlost

    [PLAIN]http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/981/piccj.png I tried writing the equation Qgain=-Qlost but i don't know how to deal with steam it doesn't have a (c)
  48. R

    Mixing all 94 naturally occuring elements together at once.

    What if you had a large and very hot sphere (made of a a thick alloy/material with a higher melting point than any of the elements) and you fired in the 94 natural elements to collide in equal parts in the center and make a ball that fits the sphere? The solid elements would be in a powdered...
  49. A

    Hot water circulator, kitchen faucet, ? mixing

    http://kwcamerica.com/-hansa/images/product/10_501_134_480.jpg Obviously, I am a newb here, so thanks for reading my (probably simplistic) question. I've done a bunch of searching of the forums and didn't see what I was after. We recently moved into our new construction house which is...
  50. M

    Mixing CO2 with Air under pressure

    Hello folks - I hope this is the right area to post... I brew beer at home, and air, more correctly, the O2 in air causes oxidation and ruins beer. In order to prevent it, many home brewers use stainless steel containers that can be pressurised with CO2. The commonly accepted wisdom is that a...
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