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In one of my projects I need a Rushton impeller to be used for mixing applications.
However, these kinds of impellers are quite expensive(400$ for a 2inch impeller) if bought from laboratories equipment manufacturers.
The price tag would be fine with me if only one blade was needed, but this...
Most textbooks include an example of entropy of mixing that involves removing a partition between two (in principle) distinguishable gases, and compare this to the case where the two gases are indistinguishable. What I’ve not yet been able to figure out is what the consequences of this...
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When reading a bit about substractive color mixing, a question came up.
I understood that when mixing Cyan, Magenta and Yellow paint, you would get black because all these 3 colors that get reflected by each corresponding paint are absorbed by the other paint in the mix, leaving no...
The title, basically. I am aware of the mixing rule for the two-component form:
aP = a1z12 + 2z1z2sqrt(a1a2) + a2z22
Where do I find its extension on three or more cases? SVNA does not tell anything about this.
In an assignment I have, we are told to implement a Frequency Modulating function without using any of MATLAB's in-built functions, and not to use it's integration function either (use cumsum instead).
I've been getting a lot of problems trying to solve these assignment problems without telling...
I am looking for a way that I can mix many colours of paint into the same container without it blending together and making other colours. I make liquid art and have seen others make images where i can see many colours in the liquid. The base of what I use at the moment is methycelluslose ...
Homework Statement
300gm of water at 25°C is added to 100gm of ice at 0°C ,find the final temperature of the mixture .Also find the final composition of mixture .
Homework Equations
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Specific heat of water = 1 cal/gm/°C
Latent heat of fusion of ice = 80 cal/gm
The Attempt at a Solution...
Homework Statement
The temperature of 100 gm of water is to be raised from 24°C to 90°C by adding steam to it .Calculate the mass of the steam required for this purpose .
Homework Equations
Latent heat of vaporisation of steam = 540 Cal/g
The Attempt at a Solution
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Let 'm' be the mass...
Homework Statement
1Kg ice at -10° C is mixed with 1 Kg water at 100°C .Then find equilibrium temperature.
Homework Equations
Specific heat of water = 1Cal/g/°C
Specific heat of ice = 0.5 Cal/g/°C
Latent heat of fusion of ice = 80 Cal/g
The Attempt at a Solution
[/B]
Heat required by ice...
If I was to throw together I variety of radioactive materials into a pot, what would be the interaction between the different materials? If I threw together Barium and Polonium, what would happen? What if I added Cesium, Europium, and Strontium to the mix? What about throwing in Uranium? Will...
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I am planning to design "stock blender" for two rolls rubber mixxing. I don't have any information about it in my language. So I want to find some documents or directions for its!
THis is a picture a rubber mixxing with stock blender.
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Hi! I want to clarify what will happen if you mix two acids. One is stronger and One is less stronger. What will be the pH level result? for example if the acid is the juice from lemon which is at 2.0 be mix with orange ph level of 3.0, will it be greater than less than 2.0? or will it be 2.5...
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the purple object will seem to be black if the object is illuminated by what color of light?
i want to know if there is a theory that discuss about this, or the mixing of light color.
Thank you for your help
Consider three identical boxes of volume V. the first two boxes will contain particles of two different species 'N' and 'n'.
The first box contains 'N' identical non interacting particles in a volume V. The second box contains 'n' non interacting particles. The third box is the result of mixing...
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I'm studying ## k^0-\bar{k^0} ## mixing from Cheng & Li's book "gauge_theory_of_elementary_particle_physics", page: 379 , I found that they consider the gauge boson propagator in the Feynman gauge, where
## i\Delta_{\mu\nu} = -i \frac{g_{\mu\nu}}{k^2-M^2_W} ## , but till my knowledge...
I wish to fill a 60 cf tank with both CO2 and N at a 25% - 75% ratio. I have been told by my supplier that if I can tell them the "Recipe" for my size tank that they could make this happen for me.
What I need to know is the amount of liquid CO2 (measured in pounds) that would be placed into...
I have a questions about AC and DC components being grounded to the same spot.
I have a power supply box that takes in 120V AC and brings that into a transformer that converts it to 24V DC. On the way into the box the ground wire from the 120V AC is brought into a grounding terminal block and...
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Awhite background reflects all colors (i.e. all incident wavelengths). A black screen, being black, absorbs all incident types of light (i.e. absorbs all incident wavelengths).
a)Let's consider a red monochromatic beam projected on a black screen inside a dark room. Would the...
There are several unreasonable assumptions in the formulation of the Prandlt Mixing Theory. However, it works reasonably well for simple 1-D flow. An attempt to explain why is given by Davidson in his book 'Turbulence', on page 122 - 124, section 4.1.4.
It's stated that it still works because...
Apologize if you feel this question to be so simple and naive.
Suppose a chamber is divided by a insulator into two equal volume (V) chambers, . One chamber contains n moles of hot oxygen at temperature T1, the other chamber contains n moles of cold oxygen at temperature T2. If you move the...
I've come across this floor heating mixing unit from Watts in an appartment. The image shows how things flow (I could only find this with some russian-looking annotations). To the left of the return connection there is a water meter - not an energy meter - it only shows the accumulated amount...
Homework Statement
5 g of water at 30°C and 5 g of ice at -20°C are mixed together in a calorimeter Find the final temperature of the mixture. Water equivalent of the calorimeter is negligible,specific heat of ice=0.5 cal/g°C and latent heat of ice =80 cal/g.
Homework Equations...
Homework Statement
A bottle with volume v containing 1 mole of argon is next to a bottle of volume v with 1 mole of xenon. both are connected with a pipe and tap and are same temp and pressure. the tap is opened and they are allowed to mix. What is the total entropy change of the system? Once...
I am trying to calculate box diagram of Kaon mixing by follow the "CP Violation" book.
Now, I arrived at equation (B.8) and I have problem with getting equation (B.12).
F(x_\alpha,x_\beta)=\dfrac{1}{(1-x_\alpha)(1-x_\beta)}(\dfrac{7x_\alpha...
Homework Statement
You mix 45-mL of 0.1174M K2SO4 and 35-mL of 0.2504M HNO3
Homework Equations
none.
The Attempt at a Solution
So I'm supposed to find the number of moles of the K2SO4 and add it to the number of moles of 0.2504, then add the two volumes, and divide the total number of moles...
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Say we have fluid A with thermal capacity C_a and fluid B with C_b. If we create a solution with X% of fluid A and (1-X)% of fluid B, is it true that the new thermal capacity of the mixture will be
C_new ?= C_a*X + C_b * (1-X)
Or it is a case-by-case relationship that depends on the nature...
A stream of water at 300 Deg K flowing into a mixture at a velocity of 5m/s. Another stream of water at 400 Deg K is flowing in at 8 m/s.How to calculate the final velocity and temperature of the fluid after mixing?
Please find the attached image? If it requires any c/s dimensions please assume..
I was wondering if it is possible for a bacteria to enter a body and somehow get some amount of that animal's DNA in itself if and when it leaves the body? Or if it just continues to live in the body. Basically does DNA ever linger around? I heard about "DNA dropping" in organisms, if that's the...
Hi! The following image is taken from my note in Stat Mech. Please excuse my ugly handwriting...
I copied this from my professor's note on a whiteboard, and I'm not so sure if it is correct. The equations for Z1 (partition function before mixing) and Z2 (partition function after mixing) seems...
-ion process.
The electron when hit by light moves to a higher shell level very briefly, to either shell 1, or 2 depending on the energy of the light wavelength.
So because you mixed any EM radiation, with red light which has the lowest energy, could when light, or other EM waves gets absorbed...
Homework Statement
2 boxes containing the same number of moles of 2 ideal identical gases with the same adiabatic index (this is given as gamma), at the same initial temperature Ti but with different volumes, V1 and V2 are brought together. Find the maximum mechanical work that can be obtained...
I absolutely do not get it. I have read the boards in this section. What is the phenomena of mixing? I am just asking a simple question. I don't need to know about the CKM matrix (at least not yet) or D-zero mesons. What is a simple example (if there is one) of mixing? What do I start with...
Homework Statement
A vat with 2000L of beer contains 4% alcohol (by volume). Beer with 6% alcohol is pumped into the vat at a rate of 20L/min and the mixture is pumped out at the same rate. What is the percentage of alcohol after an hour?
Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
At ##t =...
When I pour two different liquids at different temperatures, into the same container, the temperature will be uneven at the start but then will approach equilibrium. Similarly, the concentrations of each liquid will be uneven but when mixing is complete, there will be the same concentrations...
This is my first post here, so hello to all.
I came here looking for advice. I am far for considering myself even a newbie regarding physics, I have huge gaps in knowledge. However, as I happen to "know my way around computers", I am helping my friend in her art project. Sparing you the...
My question is: when oil and water from separate containers are poured into the same container and given time to equilibrate, is the entropy change positive, negative, or zero?
I've been told that there is zero change in entropy because the water and oil do not mix at all. However, I suspect...
Homework Statement
Two water samples are mixed. Sample 1 has δ18O-H2O = -1(per mil), Sample 2 has δ18O-H2O = -20 (per mil), and the mixture has δ18O-H2O = -15 (per mil).
What fraction of water came from sample 1 and what fraction came from sample 2?
Assume that F = the fraction of the water...
I find that the quark mixing factor say for example ##V_{ub}## is the same for:
u ##\Leftrightarrow## b
##u\Leftrightarrow\bar{b}##
##\bar{u}\Leftrightarrow## b
##\bar{u}\Leftrightarrow\bar{b}##
Does this have something to do with weak interaction being unable to distinguish these from one...
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So I recently got a new job, and when I was being instructed on how to close my department, I noticed that they used quite a bit of chemicals on the same surface (it's a salad bar). I was wondering if any of these chemicals could interact, and if so, what the products would be.
First, the...
Homework Statement
96 grams of oxygen and 50 grams of hydrogen gas occupy separate, equal sections of 200 liter tank. The divide is removed and the gases are allowed to mix and react with each other. Temperature is kept constant at 120 degrees celsius
2. Homework Equations [/B]
b) find the...
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I have 4 questions:
1. Why Weinberg angle affects neutral boson mixing, while W+ and W- are unaffected?
2. Is there any relation between Weinberg angle and CP violation angle? Are they absolutely independent?
3. How our world would be different if...
Two compressed air(A, B) at 100 PSIG:
Air A - Compressed with -70C dew point.
Air B - Compressed without entering an air dryer.
If this two compressed air is distributed into a tank together, would the the air mix to form Air C (same pressure with dew point between air A and B)?
I have read a...
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How do you correctly use units when writing derivatives and functions in math?
Example
A car goes 17miles per gallon, so a function m with the equation m(g)=17g describes the distance it can go with g gallons.
And the derivative dm/dg = 17 miles/gallon. Question: could you write the...
Hi all, I've some questions for you which challenge my brain a lot! :nb)
I'm dealing with a Photonic course and our professor introduced us a little bit of Non-Linear Optics. We spoke about Four-Wave-Mixing (4wm for brevity) and we said that when we shine a material with ##\chi ^{3}## with two...
Hi Friends! Here is my query :
I have two source of air supply with different pressures, temperatures and with different mass flow rates.
Input 1: P1,T1,m1.
Input 2:P2,T2,m2.
Output: P3,T3,m3.
P,T and m refers to pressure, temperature and mass flow rate respectively. If the mixing is being done...
Homework Statement
100 g of steam at 100 °C is mixed with 500 g of water at 25 °C. What is the final temperature of the mixture?
Homework Equations
Q= mL
Q= mcΔT
The Attempt at a Solution
Heat given by to water = heat loss at condensation
= mLv...
Homework Statement
Assuming 2s-2p mixing is not operative, the paramagnetic species among the following is
1. Be2
2. B2
3. C2
4. N2
Homework Equations
NA
The Attempt at a Solution
Not able to understand the statement "2s -2p mixing is not operative".
Can you help?
Paramagnetism is a specie...
Homework Statement
The question is how to get the mass term for the W Gauge bosons within the Left Right Symmetric Model (LRSM). My main struggle is with the Left-Right Mixing part.
So the LRSM has the gauge group $SU(2)_L\times SU(2)_R \times U(1)_{B-L}$ and with an additional discrete...
Hello everyone! I am new here. I have used this forum on and off through google searches in the past and learned a fair bit from the posts. This is the first time asking anything.
The question is probably extremely simple but has been overrun in my head for a week! It is in regards to...