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What is the scientific definition of vacuum?
an absence of matter
What is vacuum in Spanish?
vacío -> the scientific term meaning a place devoid of matter. aspiradora -> vacuum cleaner
What is the empty space where no air exist?
The term for the empty space where no air exists is vacuum. A vacuum is a space devoid of matter, including air. Vacuum is commonly used in scientific research and technology applications, such as in vacuum chambers or vacuum pumps.
What happens when sound travels through a scienctific vacuum?
Sound cannot travel through a vacuum, scientific or any other kind
What is essentially volume of space with no gas in it?
A vacuum is an area of space where there is no matter, including gas. It has no pressure and contains no particles. Vacuum is essential in various scientific and technological applications.
What is the scientific term for a space that contains absolutely nothing not even air?
vacuum or void
Where online can one purchase Busch vacuum pumps?
Busch vacuum pumps can be purchased en eBay or at York Scientific. The Busch R5-400 Evan vacuum pump 15HP is currently selling on eBay for $3,995.00.
What is the recommended vacuum pump for a rotovap and where can it be purchased?
The recommended vacuum pump for a rotovap is a diaphragm pump. It can be purchased from scientific equipment suppliers or online retailers specializing in laboratory equipment.
What is a vacuum in scientific way?
Something that has no air. Like the vacuum you have in your closet. It sucks air in because it is trying to fill the empty cavity that it has inside is. Space is a vacuum because their is no air in Space. If you take your helmet off in Space you will die instantly because you have air and the vacuum around you is MUCH MORE POWERFUL!
What scientific principle would have to exist for two objects to fall at the same time if one object has a parachute?
A vacuum.
What is a volume empty of free molecules?
A volume empty of free molecules refers to a vacuum, where there are no gas molecules present. In a perfect vacuum, all matter has been removed, leaving behind a space that is devoid of any particles. Such environments are commonly used in scientific experiments and industrial processes.
What is the scientific term for a state of complete emptiness?
Perhaps "complete vacuum" or "hard vacuum" or the "vacuum of deep space" will suffice. Even in the vast "nothingness" between galaxies there is going to be an atom or two of hydrogen floating about. That's about as good as it gets. But if a state of complete emptiness is desired, a "perfect vacuum" is what the seeker may be looking for.
