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Any place where the liquid you are using must remain a liquid at temperatures lower than its freezing point - the applications are almost endless.
As a simple example, if you were to try use the windscreen washers on your car on an extremely cold day, you might find the water has frozen and it will not work. If you had added a little anti-freeze, it would still be liquid and could also help melt any ice on the windscreen.
Think of the oceans, that are regularly below 0c. The salt (and other materials) in the water lower the freezing point. We would be in big trouble if that did not happen.
The effect can actually be very severe. I remember once having no dry ice or N2 on hand in the lab and having to concoct solutions of salt (calcium salts, I think) + ice from the freezer to get a liquid cold enough to use a shlenk line, eventually managing around -40C, which is pretty good going.
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What is the Rules for Drawing and reading a Depression Contour?
When drawing a depression contour, the contour lines will have small hatches or ticks on the inner side, indicating a depression in the land. When reading a depression contour on a map, the contour lines inside the depression will have lower elevation values as you move towards the center of the depression.
What is the science definition of a depression contour line?
its a closed loop with dashes inside indicates a depression
What is a small depression that forms when a chunk of ice is left in glacial till?
A kettle hole is a small depression that forms when a block of ice becomes lodged in glacial till, then melts and leaves a depression in the land surface.
What is a depression in the surface land called?
A basin is a depression in the earth's surface that can be dry or filled with water.
When water is pumped from a well a depression is often produced in the water table. Such a depression is a?
Cone of depression
What are the practical application of centre of pressure?
what are the practical application of the center of pressure
Cite some practical application as of the thermal expansion?
cite some practical application and geometry
What is the application of scientific discoveries to practical use called?
The application of scientific discoveries to practical use is called technology. Technology is defined as the practical application of knowledge especially in a particular area.
What does practical application mean?
"Practical application" can best be defined by contrasting it to "theoretical application". A practical application is the real or tangible use of a thing or a concept, whereas the outcome of a theoretical application is nontangibe results not subject to objective measurement because the thing or theory has not actually been put to use.
What is a practical applicatiion?
A real life demonstration is a practical application of something
What is practical application?
a simple machine
The application of scientific knowledge for a practical purpose is called engineering?
Yes, this is correct!The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes is engineering.
What is the practical applicatin of science?
The practical application of science is technology, such as your computer and the internet.
What is The practical application of techniques and knowledge?
Technology
What is introductory technology?
the practical application of science
What the word that means concerned with theories rather than their practical application?
The word that means concerned with theories rather than their practical application is "theoretical."
What are practical applications of Einstein's theories?
example of practical application/technologies using Einstein's Theory
