Adding more liquid suspension to the colloidal mixture will make a thinner gel. Adding more suspension medium will not do anything past a certain point as the colloid goes past the point of saturation.
If you're referring to a cell and it's membrane, then the greater the surface area of the outer cell membrane, the faster osmosis will occur. This is because the water will have more room to etner the cell through the membrane.
Obviously, if the aggregates are in a surface wet condition, meaning the moisture content is greater than the absorption, that surface water increases the water-to-cement ratio and affects strength and durability.
a ratio that was at first incorrect but has been fixed
The first person to recognize the total ratio of the number atoms is the same as the total ratio of the ratio of the mass is JOHN DALTON.This is also called the "Law of Multiple Proportion"
The ratio of 50 ml and 2 litre is?
It will affect the speedometer but the tachometer will still be accurate.
You should have equal ingredients according to the weight of the eggs.
It does affect overall ratio. The transmission ratios, the axle ratio, and tire size all figure into overall ratio.
Depends, changing the rim size will affect it, but if the aspect ratio of the tire is smaller on the bigger rim it could be the same. The distance from the center of the tire to the outside tread, if this changes, it changes the revaluations of the rotor. R- just stands for radial.
Gsb is how the element of material is bond.
Yes it does.
Sparking water. Juice. 1:1 ratio.
Sparking water. Juice. 1:1 ratio.
yes
It could, or it could make it worse. There are a lot of factors in gear ratio selection.
the lower your rear axle ratio, the worse your mileage.
Bigger the SA:V ratio , transpiration sucks.