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An ultra-hot collection of electrically charged particles is known as plasma. Plasma is one of the four fundamental states of matter, consisting of ions and free electrons, and is created when gas is heated to extremely high temperatures, causing atoms to lose electrons. This state of matter is commonly found in stars, including the sun, as well as in lightning and neon signs. Due to its unique properties, plasma is utilized in various applications, including fusion energy research and plasma displays.
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What is the difference between ultra violet alpha and ultra violet beta rays?
Ultraviolet is low energy light. Alpha particles are helium nucleii ejected from the nucleus of a heavy element during radioactive decay. Beta particles are electrons (or positrons) ejected from the nucleus of an element during radioactive decay.There is no such thing as "ultra violet alpha and ultra violet beta" rays.
What Difference between programmable read-only memory erasable programmable read-only memory and electrically erasable read-only memory?
i think programmable read-only memory are chips programmed with content that cannot be erased and erasable programmable read-only memory are chips programmed with content that cannot be erased but can be replaced by using electrical devices with strong ultra violet rays
Why is humid air a better electrical conductor?
Water is not a conductor. In fact, some high powered magnetrons are cooled directly by circulating water through the cavity of the magnetron. The water must be ultra pureified to do this though. The slightest of particles will conduct. Humid air is room air + water vapor, and both may contain contaminates which become more conductive when moisten with higher humidity.
What benefit does the ozone provide for people on Earth?
The Ozone layeris a collection of particles (gasses) up in the sky that are absorbing and sending back unwanted light from the sun (light of different wavelengths such as thermal). This makes it so that the Earth's temperature does not rise and it also protects us from ultra-violet rays which can be harmful.
How can you do a ultra combo with cinder on killer instinct?
To perform an Ultra Combo with Cinder in Killer Instinct, you need to first initiate a combo by hitting your opponent multiple times without dropping the combo. Once your combo bar is full, you can input the Ultra Combo command (usually a specific sequence of inputs) to finish the combo with a flashy, devastating Ultra move that will defeat your opponent. Practice the timing and inputs to successfully execute the Ultra Combo.
Will There Be A Ben 10 Alien Collection Ultra Ben?
there is already an ultra ben action figure
How do you know if your Buick park avenue is super charged or not?
It says Buick Ultra... = Supercharged
Where do ultrahigh-energy particles come from?
The ultra high energy particles come from the sun. The sun's UV rays the high energy rays.
Does a fusion card come with the Yu-Gi-Oh legendary collection?
no all it comes with is 3 ultra rare copies of the god cards (non-playable which means you cant use them in your deck) an ultra rare blue eyes white dragon, an ultra rare dark magician, and an ultra rare red eyes black dragon
What pack do you get slifer obelisk and ra in?
the new legendery collection is coming out in october 2010 with all three gods in ultra rare
Is gold leaf edible?
It won't hurt you, if that's what you mean. Some ultra-ultra desserts use it as an edible part of the dessert, and there is a liqueur called "Danziger Goldwasser" that has tiny particles of gold foil in the bottle.
Is ink a homogeneous or a heterogeneous?
It's a heterogenous mixture, even though it has different particles of color mixed into it, it still is blended evenly.The ultra-fine particles can be separeted by ultra-fine filtration, but do not get sedimented by their own 'brownian' movement. They are above molecular scale, though not vivible by naked eye, they can be detected onder light microscope.
Is ink a homogenous or heterogenous mixture?
It's a heterogenous mixture, even though it has different particles of color mixed into it, it still is blended evenly.The ultra-fine particles can be separeted by ultra-fine filtration, but do not get sedimented by their own 'brownian' movement. They are above molecular scale, though not vivible by naked eye, they can be detected onder light microscope.
What did Rutherford shoot at?
Arthur Rutherford shot a line of alpha particles at a ultra-thin piece of gold foil. Later revealing the presence of the nucleus.
What does tell Ultra sound scan tell us?
It depends what the scan is done for. It is used to detect inflammation, stones , swellings, collection of fluids and pus, diagnosis of pregnancy and foetal monitoring, detect clots in vessels and ehco cardiography which is ultra sound of the heart to assess heart function
What are words that start with 'ultra-'?
ultrasound, ultramodern, ultravioletUltramarine, ultramontane, and several hyphenated words such as ultra-violet, ultra-vires, ultra-sonic and ultra-microscope
Which is better dawn or ultra?
ultra
