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Old 05-04-2008, 11:18 PM   #11
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Old 05-04-2008, 11:23 PM   #12
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Dam your right... I can't remember who I heard that false information from. The phase diagram is quite convincing.
PV=nRT was pretty useful in high school chem
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To digress further. What happens to the line at 31C and 72.8atm?
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Hey-oh. Bellydoc, when you are talking about all your welding and what not in your build up thread i tend to sometimes get lost. But as soon as you bring in physics and chemistry (and perhaps thermo) i am right with you.
Triple points and phase diagrams... look at you go!
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To digress further. What happens to the line at 31C and 72.8atm?
The big bang, only in reverse. I critically hope it never gets to that point.
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The big bang, only in reverse. I critically hope it never gets to that point.
for the sake of the universe, me too.
I don't really believe you though. Belly doc just wrote 300 words + 1000(the picture) to show me why CO2 is liquid and not solid when in a tank. Imagine how much could be written about the critical point...
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I don't really believe you though. Belly doc just wrote 300 words + 1000(the picture) to show me why CO2 is liquid and not solid when in a tank. Imagine how much could be written about the critical point...
Sometimes the less you know the better off you are.
It is the point at which the liquid and gaseous phases become indistinguishable
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Hmmm... nah. knowledge is powerrrrr.
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The term at that point is "supercritical" liquid, which just means "above the critical point". I understand that it has odd properties up there, but nothing about it can either be applied to my project in the garage, or be fixed with sutures and antibiotics... therefore my understanding becomes cartoonish and secondhand.
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i thought I was done with chem class.......
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