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What is compressed marble?
compressed marble
Could carbon be compressed?
all gases can be compressed
Which object can be most compressed and why?
Gas can be compressed easily because of space between them is big so then when compressed,the space between them get smaller. Liquid can be compressed but you can only compress it slightly since the particles are already touching Solid can't be compressed since their locked into place.
How will you show that gases can be compressed while liquids and solids cannot be compressed?
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Is The mercury venus and the earth mainly formed of metal or compressed gases?
compressed gases
What is it called when the coils of a spring are spread out?
The spring has been stretched. When the coils are squeezed together then the spring has been compressed.
What does coil bound mean?
When the coil spring is completely compressed and the coils are touching
How the coil springs look like as you move it back and forth.?
Coil springs have a cylindrical shape and look like a metal coil. When moved back and forth they can be seen to compress and decompress and they make a distinct metallic sound. When compressed the spring will flatten out slightly and when released it will return to its coiled shape. The spring\'s coils may also move ever so slightly back and forth as the spring is compressed and decompressed. The number of coils and the diameter of the spring will affect the overall look. The more coils a spring has the more "bulkier" it will look; a spring with fewer coils will be more compact. The diameter of the spring will also affect its look as a thicker spring will have more compact coils and a thinner spring will look more stretched out. In addition to the overall shape the individual coils of the spring can be seen when it is moved back and forth. The coils are usually spaced evenly apart and wrapped tightly together. The surface of the individual coils is usually smooth although there may be some ridges along the edges. These ridges are usually the result of the manufacturing process and help to keep the individual coils in place.
How do refridgerators work?
Refrigerators and air conditioners are heat pumps. They move heat from one place to a different place. They use a working fluid with a low boiling point to do this, e.g. hydrofluorocarbons like HF3C. This working fluid is compressed by a compressor until it liquifies. However it also becomes hot, so the compressed liquid is passed through radiator coils to dispose of the unwanted heat (typically on the back of a refrigerator or the outside part of an air conditioner). The liquid working fluid, now at about room temperature, passes through a small hole as it enters the cooling coils which are at low pressure. The working fluid evaporates inside the cooling coils, reducing their temperature. The gaseous working fluid is then compressed back to liquid by the compressor and the cycle continues.
Can you use a window air conditioner if you just set it on a table?
the hot exhaust will just come out the other side No, that won't do any good at all. An air conditioner is technically a "heat pump", meaning that heat energy is transported FROM the coils inside the house TO the coils outside the house. There is a percentage of efficiency loss that turns to heat, meaning that the overall temperature in a room will raise if it just runs sitting ont the kitchen table. When the heat is pumped through the coils of the air conditioner one side gets hot and the other gets cold. Inside air is blown across the cold coils, cooling off the house. In the process the cold coils warm up. Then the freon in the coils is compressed, also condensing the volume of the heat and making the temperature go up. The heated, compressed freon then passes through the coils OUTSIDE the house where outside air is blown across the coils which cools the outside coils. Then the freon is allowed to expand and drop in pressure which evaporates the freon into a gas again and the temperature drops by 40 degrees or more. Without having a place for the heat to be exhausted, the air conditioner just won't work. Heat MUST go outside.
What happens to the thermal energy if you put a cup of water into the freezer?
Thermal energy in the water is transferred to the air in the freezer, mainly by convection. From there, it is absorbed by the evaporator coils which line the interior of the freezer; the refrigerant fluid in the coils circulates to the outside, where it is compressed and the heat is dissipated into the room as it passes through the condenser coils on the outside of the freezer.
Can inter cooler works without outside air assistance?
No, the intercoolers need airflow to pass over the coils carrying away heat from the compressed turbo air. Intercoolers work the same way a radiator does in your car.
Where is the evaporator on a home air conditioning system?
i dont believe they have one but dont take my word I don't know if it is called an evaporator, but somewhere in the part of the unit that is inside the house are some coils full of coolant and a fan that blows air over the coils . This is where the coolant evaporates and cools the air. The coolant is then carried outside and compressed to make it give up the heat .
How do the coils in a compression compare to the coils in a rarefaction?
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How do you raise front coils?
Change coils.
Does a 2000 suzuki esteem 1.8 have 4 coils?
Two coils two spark plugs are under the coils and the other two are next to the coils
What holds down coils?
What holds coils of what down to what?
