if the zeolites cool faster then the crystals will be larger
I think it keeps the air temp. constant.
Yes, it affects the density of air and thus the speed of sound in air.
Uranus's lowest temp can get down to -355.
Mars tempature is much greater than earth
You would not expect them to as the ions are locked in place in a latticee. This is generally true there are however a few exceptions.They are called fast ion conductors or solid electrolytes.Examples:- Rubidium silver iodide is conductive at room temp. Lead fluoride was the first to be discovered.
temperature is dependent on pressure which is why absolute temp is used by oceanographers
A microscope, cold water, and warm water.
I think it keeps the air temp. constant.
// Indexed Allocation #include #include #include struct node { int file_name; int data; int is_free; int size; int directory; int cnt; struct node* link; struct node* inner_link[30]; }; struct node* defaultFile() { struct node* temp = (struct node*)malloc( sizeof(struct node) ); temp->link = NULL; temp->is_free=0; temp->data='a'; temp->file_name=99; temp->directory = 1; return temp; } struct node* insert(struct node *rt, int size, int fname) { struct node* temp = rt; struct node* first=NULL,*last=NULL,*tt=NULL; int flag=0,act_size=0, inner_fname=100,cnt=0; last=first; act_size = size; if ( size>temp->size ) { printf("There is not enough space on the disk to write that file\n"); return rt; } while( temp->link ) { temp = temp->link; } first = defaultFile(); while( act_size>0 ) { tt = defaultFile(); if (act_size>50) tt->size = 50; else tt->size = act_size; tt->file_name = inner_fname; first->inner_link[cnt] = tt; tt->directory = 0; tt->is_free = 0; act_size -= 50; inner_fname += 1; cnt += 1; } temp->link = first; first->is_free = 1; first->cnt = cnt; first->size = size; first->file_name = fname; act_size = rt->size; rt->size = act_size-size; return rt; } void printFiles(struct node* rt) { struct node *temp = rt, *tt; int first=0,cnt=0; printf("format is (File name, size)\n"); printf("\t(%d,%d)\n",rt->file_name,rt->size); while( temp ) { if ( temp->is_free ) { printf("\t(%d,%d)\n",temp->file_name,temp->size); first = 0; while( cntcnt ) { tt = temp->inner_link[cnt]; printf("\t\t(%d,%d)\n",tt->file_name, tt->size); cnt += 1; } printf("\n"); } temp = temp->link; } } struct node* combine(struct node *rt,int fname) { struct node *temp=rt,*nt=NULL,*temp1=temp->link; int size=0; if ( rt->file_name==fname ){ printf("You cannot that file as thats just to show that that much amount of space is left in the disk\n"); return rt; } while( temp1 ) { if (temp1->is_free==0 && temp1->file_name==fname ) { size = temp1->size; temp->link = temp1->link; temp1 = temp->link; } else { temp = temp1; temp1 = temp1->link; } } rt->size += size; return rt; } struct node* deleteFiles(struct node* rt, int fname) { struct node *temp = rt,*nt=NULL; int flag=0; while( temp && flag==0 ) { if (temp->file_name==fname) { temp->is_free=0; flag=1; } temp = temp->link; } if( flag==0 ){ printf("There doesnt exist any file with that name\n"); } return combine(rt,fname); } int main() { int flag,no,size,data; struct node *root; root = defaultFile(); root->size=1000; data=100; flag=no=size=0; while( flag==0 ) { printf("Enter no's \n1.insert\n 2.Delete\n 3.Print files \n 4.Exit\n"); scanf("%d",&no); printf(" no is %d\n",no); switch(no) { case 1: printf("Enter file size\n"); scanf("%d",&size); root = insert(root, size, data); data = data+1; break; case 2: printf("Enter file name to delete\n"); scanf("%d",&size); root = deleteFiles(root, size); break; case 3: printFiles(root); break; case 4: flag=1; printf("Quitting from loop\n"); break; default: printf("Enter a valud no \n"); break; } } }
What size cistern what temp
Yes, it affects the density of air and thus the speed of sound in air.
Install the OEM size thermostat. Any autoparts store or your owners manual can provide the exact temp size. OEM temp is 195.. Using anything but the factory oem temp on a computerized motor will cause poor engine performance as the computer runs everything based on being that temperature.
Need to know the year and engine size.
Be more Specific, Size of tank, temp of water, etc
Roast at 325 to 350 degrees. Size of turkey will define how long to cook but the internal temp of the bird (@ breast) should be 185 degrees.
No, the size of the particles does not change. What does increase, however, is the speed of the particles and the amount of energy they each contain.
Need to no more info, Year, engine size, what type of truck. It would help us answer it correctly. THANKS.