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Is the starlite material hoax a legitimate concern or simply a fabrication?
The legitimacy of the Starlite material hoax is a matter of debate. Some believe it is a legitimate concern due to its potential applications, while others argue it is simply a fabrication.
Disadvantages of butterfly valve?
The use of butterfly valves for control applications is limited to the valve opening range between 30 degrees to 70 degrees. Throttling using butterfly valves is limited to low pressure drop applications. Potential cavitation is a concern when butterfly valves are used. Also possibility of a choked flow is a concern.
What does COPC stands for?
Contaminent of Potential Concern
Defensive medicine is a response to what concern?
potential malpractice litigation
What is the biggest concern when matching athletes for competition?
athletic potential
How does refraction change light?
What is Refraction?? What is Refraction??
What do you think are the major privacy concern raised by google's business model and applications?
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What describes a substance with a high index of refraction?
A substance with a high index of refraction bends light more than a substance with a low index of refraction. It indicates that light travels more slowly in that substance compared to air or a vacuum. This property is used in optics for lenses and other optics applications.
What does light bend when it passes from air into glass?
refraction
What potential problem do developers of directory enabled applications face?
the large amount of resources that these applications require
How hot can a blowtorch get and what are its potential applications?
A blowtorch can reach temperatures of up to 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Its potential applications include soldering, welding, brazing, and heating materials for shaping or bending.
What is the refraction of an X Ray?
Refraction of X-rays occurs when they pass through different materials, causing a change in their direction due to a change in speed. However, X-rays have much shorter wavelengths compared to visible light, which makes their refraction less pronounced and more complex. Instead of bending significantly, X-rays are often absorbed or scattered by materials, which is why they are primarily used in imaging and diagnostic applications. The degree of refraction depends on the material's atomic number and density, with denser materials causing greater absorption than refraction.
