less than its surroundings
To reflect radiation back, where from it is coming. So hot contains will remain hot and cold will remain cold.
Vacuum is a great insulator, because there needs to be some medium for processes of conduction or convection to occur. The only possible way to transfer heat through vacuum is radiation, which is not as effective, especially that flask walls are also constructed to limit radiation heat transfer(they are reflective). Temperature stays the same if there are no means to transfer energy between interior end environment.
The temperature remain constant during the phase changing.
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the breaking of intermolecular bonds
The emitter follower, or Class C amplifier, is stable because offset does not depend too much on temperature, nor is there a bias circuit that affects gain. The emitter voltage is about 0.7V less (NPN) or more (PNP) than the base. So long as the ratio of collector-emitter current over base-emitter current stays in the linear region and is less than the transistor's gain (hFe) the emitter will "follow" the base with the junction offset. There will be some drift with temperature, but the circuit will remain stable so long as temperature stays within the transistor's specifications. If you need a circuit that is even more stable, you drive the base with an op-amp that compensates for the error between emitter and the reference input. Many linear power supplies are built this way. This technique nulls out the small changes to offset caused by temperature.
Because to remain in conduction it requires a supply of emitter current. Without a minimum value of emitter current it can't stay in the on position. Most thyristors do not require gate current after they are turned on to remain in conduction
Its not too hard to change them, see related link (pictures are gone, but directions remain).
remain the same... :)
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They tend to be equal in temperature.For a start, it will remain hot.
1. A more correct name is Boyle-Mariotte law. 2. Only the temperature must remain constant.
The temperature remain constant.
To reflect radiation back, where from it is coming. So hot contains will remain hot and cold will remain cold.
The process of raising the strength of a weak signal without any change in its general shape is known as faithful amplification. Conditions required for faithful Amplication: 1. Proper zero signal collector current 2. Minimum proper base emitter voltage at any instant. 3. Minimum proper collector-emitter voltage at ay instant. In short, the base-emitter junction shall remain properly forward biased and the base-collector junction shall remain properly reverse biased to achieve Faithful Amplicaiton.
Temperature remain constant.
The temperature and speed remain constant.