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What is nether compression?
Nether compression is a type of compression in which dynamic ether is pushed toward a great number of vorticles. Nether compression was first identified in 1887.
Can you use ether to start a flooded engine?
No, too much fuel already. Prop open the butterflies in either the Carburetor or the one on the Mass Air Flow sensor and let it evaporate for about 30 minutes then you can use ether.
What happens if you inhale starting fluid containing ethyl ether?
You Die !
What is ether used for?
Ether is an excellent solvent for extractions and for a wide variety of chemical reactions. It is also used as a volatile starting fluid for diesel engines.
What smells like ether?
Ether has a distinctive sweet and pungent smell similar to that of overripe fruit or the sweet smell of nail polish remover. It is often described as being somewhat pleasant but overwhelming.
Why do some diesel enginens need ether?
Some older or poorly maintained diesel engines may need ether to aid in starting in cold weather. Ether is a highly flammable substance that can help diesel engines ignite more easily when the temperature is very low and the fuel isn't vaporizing quickly enough for combustion to occur.
Where is ether found?
Ether is a colorless, highly volatile liquid that was historically used as an anesthetic. It is no longer used widely for medical purposes due to its flammability and potential for abuse. Nowadays, ether can be synthesized in laboratories for specific chemical reactions, but it is not typically found in nature.
How do you know that electromagnetic wave are not compression wave?
If they were they would not travel through a vacuum because there would be nothing to compress. But they do travel through vacuums, so they can't be compression waves. More detail... The above does not exclude a medium that can exist in a vacuum For EM waves to be a compression wave, it must have some medium. For many years, the ether/aether was considered to be the medium, but the Michelson-Morley experiment failed to show any effect consistent with ether/aether, and the concept is now considered invalied. So, since the ether/aether cannot be detected, EM waves have no medium, so EM waves are not compression waves.
What is ether weight?
"Ether-weight," or perhaps "Aether-weight" is a fictional, extremely light wrestling weight class referenced in the third episode of the 21st season of "The Simpsons." Background: Marge is training to fight the creator of the "Ultimate Punch Kick and Choke Championships," an MMA outfit mimicking real-life outfits such as UFC. She receives training from various individuals, and upon training against former Yale wrestler Mr. Burns, he informs her that he wrestled in the lightest weight class - "Etherweight." Burns proceeds to slither about a stationary Marge, proving a relatively useless training partner. Also, Burns mentions that his wrestling nickname was the "New Haven Nuisance." Entomology: Their are two possible interpretations of the significance of the term. If the "Ether" portion is referring to the ether class of organic compounds, the most know of which is diethyl ether (often referred to as simply "ether"), which is a solvent and anesthetic, but has not been commonly used as an anesthetic for decades if not over a century. The term could also be referring to the classical physics concept of ether (or "aether"), which was thought to be a space-filling substance or field, thought to be necessary as a transmission medium for the propagation of electromagnetic waves. Given Burns' advanced age, both explanations are reasonable.
Why will your Yamaha pw80 only run if you spray starting fluid in the air intake but the carb acts like its flooding?
Because the carb is flooding - starting fluid (ether) dries up the piston and lets it fire - too much ether can damage your piston because it can strip it right dry
What can crack the injector sleeves of the 7.3 power stroke diesel 1999 to 2004?
too much ether (starting fluid)
Is diethyl ether soluble in hexane?
Diethyl ether does not dissove in ether at room temperature
