Known: s1= .55g/'
P1= 20.0 Kpa
P2= 110 Kpa
Unknown s2
Rearrange henrys law to get
S2= s1(p2/p1)
S2=.55 g/l (100kpa/20kpa)
Solve for s2
2.75g
2.0
the starting concentration divided by 1100
The boilding point of water wherever you are is about 100 degrees celsius. As long as the object is the temporature, isn't doesn't matter whats around it. the only affect it'll have is either reducing the temperature of the actuall object or increasing it. The state changes still stay the same, however. The thing that affects the boiling point of water is barometric pressure. Generally speaking, the barometric pressure at higher altitudes is a bit lower than at sea level, but not enough through an 1100 foot altitude change to make a difference of 2 degrees Celsius. If you were at the high base camp on Everst, you'd see a bit of a difference, but generally you wouldn't. Note that a large change of barometric pressure will effect a big change of boiling point. Vacuum distillation takes advantage of this idea. The distillation units ("stills") on, say, large naval ships, operate with a partial vacuum in the still to induce the water to boil (change state) at a lower temperature. Use the link to the related question.
When a peptide of 10 amino acid will form there will be the evolution of 9 molecules of water,which amounts to 162(9*18),where 18 is the MW of water. Now a peptide is having 10 amino acids which means including all the molecules weight should be 110*10=1100 but we have to take out the weight of 9 water molecules for the final calculation .Therefore 1100-162 will be 938. So the answer is 938
it depends on the tube ours is transparent, package insert says 1100-1300. it depends on the tube ours is transparent, package insert says 1100-1300.
Did you ever get an answer on this question? I also would like to get a synthetic forend stock for my 1100 sf. Cant find them anywhere, if you found any could you forward the info to me at tntmontana@bresnan.net thanks Tim
The Marcet Boiler is used to investigate the relationship between the pressure and temperature of saturated steam in equilibrium with water at all pressure levels between the atmospheric pressure and 1100 kPa.
the Anglo-saxon in about 1100
What model?
Water cooled.
1100 Grams
29-30 psi front, 33-41 psi rear.
21 psi
There is a placard on the bike listing the correct pressure. Normally it is on the rear swing arms.
At the bottom of the Mariana Trench (Pacific Ocean), where water pressure is about eight tons per square inch.
29-30 psi front, 33-41 psi rear.
Front 28-29 psi, rear 36-38 psi.
29-30 psi front, 33-41 psi rear.