Three reasons instruments have different harmonics?
Well, I could say that the length of the string, and how tight it is would affect the position of the harmonics. I can't provide an answer related to physics. There is a little problem in counting the harmonics and the overtones. So you find different statements in the internet. Some are wrong and some are right. Scroll down to related links and look at "Calculations of Harmonics from Fundamental Frequency".
How do you flatten 18g silver wire?
There are some variables here - is it dead-soft, half-hard or hard? soft or half hard would be fairly easy to flatten with a planishing hammer or by running it thru a rolling mill. hard wire should probably be torch annealed first.
If you don't happen to have a planishing hammer, rolling mill (!), or torch, which is totally OK if you don't, you can use other items in a pinch. Two plain old hammers work just fine. First find a level, steady and sturdy work surface. I recommend the ground, on concrete or pavement if you can kneel comfortably. Take the first hammer and lay it down on its side. Then lay your wire on the flat part. Hit the wire with short, firm strokes; its always best to start light. If you don't want to nick the wire, tightly wrap one or both hammers with tight woven cotton fabric- a cotton bandanna or old pillowcase. Hey, it won't be perfect but it does the job.
If you plan to do more wireworking in the future, then maybe I'd recommend getting a small jeweler's anvil along with a chasing hammer or other hammers of choice. Unless you really want to get a rolling mill. Hope this info helps!
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Falling barometric pressure means the atmosphere at the barometer is becoming less heavy. It also generally means a storm of some sort is coming with inclement weather.
Here's a link to use for using a barometer and clouds to forecast the weather:
http://web2.iadfw.net/danb1/clouds.htm
What are the differences in pitch between male and female voices?
There are four levels of pitch in music: soprano, alto, tenor, and bass. In general, men's voices are tenor and bass and women's voices are alto and soprano, although the human voice can achieve all of these pitches when trained properly.
Many singers choose to focus on one particular range. This is why, in choirs, you find professional alto singers or soprano singers.
Each human has one natural range they fall into automatically.
Men and women have different hormones. Testosterone in a man causes the vocal cords to thicken therefore vibrating at a deeper resonating sound. Women have less testosterone and more estrogen causing the vocal cords to be thinner and making a higher pitch sound. This testerone effect explains why boys sing alto or soprano before puberty.
What constitutes a large galaxy as opposed to a small one?
you can send anything into space to find the edge
but it will eventually end up where it started
it is impossible to find the edge of the universe
only scientists can predict the size of the universe
What is the difference between a Tester bottle and a Regular bottle of cologne?
In essence there is no difference between a tester bottle and a regular bottle of cologne. When Cologne is shipped out to a store the manufacturer sends "tester" bottles of the fragrance so that the store has something the customer can sample. The difference between the two lies here, The tester bottle does not come in the nice packaging that the regular fragrance comes in, it is usually in a plain white box marked "tester". Generally the tester bottle will not have a cap either. As for the fragrance and the the volume of product all of that remains the same. i.e. If you get a 3.4 ml bottle of cologne and a 3.4 ml tester bottle you will receive the same product just in slightly different packaging.
Sulfer Dioxide is a chemical used in wastewater to remove chlorine from wastewater effluent, usually before discharging into a body of water. when placed in solution it creates sulfuric acid, which can be used for various laboratory tests. Also, when Sulphur Dioxide gas, released into the air, comes into contact with water, rain, they mix forming Sulfuric Acid [H2SO4] contributing to the acid rain problem.
Also, if an air breathing creature, including Man, breathes Sulphur Dioxide gas, it will combine with the water in the mucus in the eyes, nasal passages, windpipe, and lungs, again forming Sulfuric Acid, which can cause severe tissue burns, acute pulmomary edema [leaking body fluid], and even result in death. If one who is working heavily, and thus sweating profusely, comes into contact with Sulfur Dioxide gas, again , acid is formed, which will result in severe itching, burning of the skin, and within a few days, peeling of the outer skin layer(s), much like a very severe sunburn. === ===
What distinguishes one element from another?
Elements are distinguished based on their unique number of protons in the nucleus, which is known as the atomic number. Elements with different atomic numbers will have different chemical properties and behaviors. Additionally, elements can have different numbers of neutrons in their nuclei, creating isotopes of the same element.
What is the difference between strip and plate?
The difference is a matter of thickness. For example steel PLATE is a large plate of thickness greater than 3/16 inch ( about 5 mm). Steel SHEET is plate that it LESS than 3/16 inch thick. And steel STRIP is SHEET cut into short widths.
These cutoff thicknesses may very between materials depending on manufacturing processes.
Hope this helps!
What laboratory safety measures should be taken?
Firstly, with respect to your safety, always wear a laboratory coat and safety glasses. Before beginning an experiment, know the reactivity of the compounds or chemicals with respect to air and water. Also, when a chemical reaction occurs, poisonous gases may be released, so you must work in a fume cupboard (This will remove all poisonous gases)..
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There are only two differences between RNA and DNA and that is the substitution of Thymine (in DNA) with Uracil (in RNA). Although DNA is mostly double stranded and RNA mostly single stranded, there are BOTH single stranded DNA and double stranded RNA amongst the viruses. It is one of the major levels used to classify viruses.
The other difference is, in DNA 2-deoxy-D-ribose is used in the spine while in RNA just plain D-ribose is used.
RNA is similar to DNA. There are a couple differences though. One is that RNA is single stranded and DNA is double stranded.
Lipids are nonpolar molecules, meaning they do not have a charge separation and are hydrophobic (repel water). This property is due to their long hydrocarbon chains that lack significant electronegative atoms, making them insoluble in water.
What is the difference between tachogenerator and tachometer?
A tachogenerator is is an electric generator that generates a voltage that is accurately proportional to the speed of the shaft. Generating a voltage proportional to the speed is an inherent characteristic of all generators, but tachogenerators are specifically designed to provide an accurate signal over a specified range of load currents and operating temperatures. The output signal from a tachometer generator(tachogenerator) is often used to provide feedback to improve the regulation of an electric motor speed control.
A tachometer is an instrument that measures and displays rotational speed. An electric tachometer combines the tachogenerator with a voltmeter that has the dial marked to show speed rather than voltage.
How do you determine difference in semen and female discharge?
Semen contains sperm, the male reproductive cells. Female discharge is a fluid that doesn't contain any reproductive cells.
True but how can you deteremine the difference if you found a fluid?
Table salt is sodium chloride combined with iodine sources (for nutrition), stabilizers for the iodine, and anti-caking compounds to make it pour by preventing it from absorbing water from the air.
Sodium Chloride (NaCl).
How does a molecule differ from an atom?
A molecule is 2 or more atoms bonded together. It could be the same element, such as H2 (hydrogen molecule) & O2 (oxygen molecule), or different elements, such as NaCl (sodium chloride - salt) or H2O (water)
What is the difference between a city and a town?
Well. a village is only a smal collection of houses, lets say 100-200, A little like a hamlet exept a hamlet is only lets say 50 houses or even 7. A town is around 4000 or more. And finally a city has a chaplel and maybe over 10,000 or more.
^^ Actually, a city has a cathedral, and my village has about 2000 houses in :)
What is the difference between noise and attenuation?
Noise (as related to a radio signal I suppose) is an unwanted signal being processed by a receiver. Attenuation is a loss of the intended signal before it gets to the receiver (usually due to such things as distance, line of sight obstructions, etc.
"Normal" air pressure varies a fair bit - the pressure used as "1 atmosphere" in calculations is ~101.3 kPa - this is from the "Standard Temperature and Pressure"
1 bar is 100 kPa, and 1000 millibars. Of course, I don't know where you are, so I can't account for pressure differences based on elevation or prevailing weather patterns. (Not being a meteorologist, I cannot even do the latter.) So your source for "normal" air pressure being 985 millibars is somewhat questionable, though still reasonable. (If you're talking about in-storm-system pressure, it becomes a lot more reasonable an assumption, though I'd double check it regardless.)
Now, in the eye of a tropical storm, Wikipedia's article on tropical storm eyes indicates the pressure may be as much as 15% lower than the air pressure in the rest of the storm (or a minimum reasonable pressure of 85% of the storm pressure. Their citation for this statement is "^ a bc Landsea, Chris and Sim Aberson. (August 13, 2004). "What is the "eye"?". Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory. http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/tcfaq/A11.html. Retrieved 2006-06-14."
In hydrology, bound water, is an extremely thin layer of water surrounding mineral surfaces. Water molecules have a strong electrical polarity, meaning that there is a very strong positive charge on one side of the molecule and a strong negative charge on the other.
Habituation is a decrease in behavioral responsiveness that occurs when a stimulus is repeated frequently without a subsequent reward or punishment. It's a very simple type of learning which has roots in ultimate causation (evolutionary cause): it increases fitness by allowing animals to distinguish between "real" stimuli, and those that do not produce results. In other words, some stimuli are ignored either because they do not have benefits, or the animal would waste energy pursuing the stimulus, without results.
Example:Day 1: You open your front door to see a deer feeding 200 feet away. The moment you open the door, it takes one glance at you, turns and runs away.Day 2: You open your front door to see the same deer feeding 200 feet away. Because nothing happened last time - no shouting, no chasing, no harm to it - the deer may be less concerned. The deer looks up, and trots off Into the Woods.
Day 3: You open your front door to see the same deer feeding 200 feet away. This time, it stops feeding, looks at you, and keeps watch on you while you walk out to get the morning newspaper. It does not run away.
Day 4: You open your front door to see the deer feeding in the yard 200 feet away. This time, it looks up once at you, then resumes feeding.
Day 5: This time, you open the door and the deer is 100 feet away. It barely notices you as you walk out to get the mail.
At this point, the animal is habituated - i.e. it does not change its behavior in response to your presence.
Example:A hydra (predatory water cnidarian) will contract if prodded or disturbed. However, after a certain number of times, the hydra will simply stop responding, "realizing" that the particular stimulus will not affect it or produce results.What are the significant similarities and differences between speed and velocity?
Speed is a scalar quantity that measures how fast an object is moving, whereas velocity is a vector quantity that measures both the speed and direction of an object. Both speed and velocity are measures of motion, but velocity includes information about the direction of the motion, while speed does not.
What is difference between rigor mortis and heat stiffening?
Rigor mortis is brought on by the release of calcium from the decomposing cells. It causes the the cross links in the muscle cells to link. As ATP is need for the release of the cross links the body remains stiff. (no ATP as body is dead) Rigor passes within 36hrs.
Heat stiffening is the shrinking of the muscles due to the coagulation of the muscle proteins. Think about frying beef, it shrinks. Heat stiffening lasts until the body begins to break down the muscles and only then will the body go flaccid. Rigor mortis doesn't occur.
How are elements and compounds similar?
Elements are pure substances consisting of one type of atom. A compound is made up of more than one type of element. Oxygen is an element but exists as a diatomic molecule by itself (O2). Carbon dioxide would be an example of a compound because it is made up of two different elements, carbon and oxygen (CO2)
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they differ because pure science is the study of a subject for the advancement of science and tecnology is the subject of electronic and technical objects and or materiALS. you're welcome ( : !