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  1. Natural gases contain alkane, such as methane, propane.

    I've heard that they do not combust with oxygen if oxygen concentration is higher than a certain level.

    Besides, they do not have smell.

  2. I want to ask something about voltage.

    Referring to the figure, there's no drop of P.D. across E ,D through EFD.

    But, through EDCB, there's a P.D difference between them.

    The voltage across E and D in fact= e.m.f.

    But why we neglect the first approach? Can anyone reconcile the two approachs.

  3. Is Brutus a strong hacking system? I want to know more of it so as to prevent the attack from it. I have a tremendous curiosity of learning more.

    hoobie.net/brutus/brutus-aet2.zip {LINK DISABLED DUE TO VIRUS PRESENT}

    Here's a zip file but my anti-virus software found there's a trojan in it.

    Please be aware of it.

  4. now this is where the trouble starts, when I graph this function, as x approaches 0 from possible and negative side. the y value is 1.00873

     

    so which answer is correct? the 3/2 from algebra or 1.00873 from graphing?

    I probally did something wrong somewhere, help me

    I think and I hope I know what went wrong.

    You didn't turn the angle into radian, right?

    at the risk of sounding INCREDIBLY stupid...

     

    since when was sin(x)/x=1?

     

    Because then you mulitply both sides by x, and then sin(x)=x!!!

    The case is dealing with limit./

  5. Are there any good web sites talking about the possible dangers of domestic electric circuit?

    For instance, the effect brought about when neutral wire touch the metal cases accidentally.

    I've been searching the howstuffworks.com for several times, but I could not find what I want. What key words should be typed? I found many irrevelant web sites, some are advertising while some give concise but little information.

    May anyone help me?

  6. Thank you for replacing with the correct ones. I used a lot of time to doing so but I wasn't able to fix it.

    (1) is by providing a simple counter-example to show that it's not true for all functions

    For (1), so it would be correct if f(x) is not a fraction?

    i.e. [Math]f(x)=a_{n}x^n+a_{(n-1)}x^{(n-1)}+....+c=0[/Math]

    For (2), what about 2=x where c is a real no.?

    How can we prove that it cannot be further simplified ?

  7. I just started my lesson on my elementary limit recently, and I did many exercises to consolidate my knowledge.

    I figured out something interesting but I'm not sure whether it is correct.

    That's why I need your superb help to prove or to reject it.

    There are several ideas of mine.

    1.[Math]\lim_{f(x)\to 0} \frac{1}{f(x)} = 0[/Math]

    \lim_{f(x)\to\0} \frac{1}{f(x)} = 0

    My idea: The limit does not exist.

    I don't know how to prove it, because if the function is a fraction, I've heard of inverse function. But I have no idea to prove my thought.

    2.[Math]\lim_{x\to -2} \frac{1}{[\sqrt(x+2)]} = 0[/Math]

    The limit does not exist.

    3.[Math]\lim_{x\to 1} \sqrt{x-1} = 0[/Math]

    \lim_{x\to\1} \sqrt{x-1} = 0

    My idea: It does not exist because we can't get the limit from the left.

    Bolded words refer to non-latex .

  8. 1.Can potassium permanganate be used as a bleach? It donates oxygen atoms to the dye.

    2.What's the reaction between con. sulphuric acid and ethanedioic acid (COOH)2?

    Dehydration or CO2 will be given out?

    When will con. sulphuric acid take out the elements of water of a compound?

  9. If you think of a circuit with a junction and you leave it on for long enough current will pass through that junction many times as it goes around the circuit many times. Or do you mean can it go backwards and forwards? In which case AC would, whereas DC wouldn't.

    Sorry, I mean if a current pass through 1 and, will it be possible for it to pass through this node in opposite direction?

    For a help please, Iab=Ibe=Iad=Iae?

  10. Sure you can, since they are equal mass and are exchanging ther heat with the same reservoir. The one with the larger initial slope has the smaller heat capacity - it transfers about the same amount of energy in some small time interval, since the temperature difference is the same, but its temperature drops more.

    But the rate of energy loss for them may not be necessarily the same, or the information in the graph is enough to compare their comparison?

  11. Hello, I was wondering if there was an online resource that would tell me at what voltages certain ionic bonds are broken. I was reading something woelen said in a different thread and apparently when the voltage was at a precise level electroplating began. So is there some resource out there I could use for like if I had a solution of NaCl and water, and I only wanted one of the compounds to be broken down. Is this even possible? Thanks!

    Heard that Voltage affect the rate only but not the kind.

    So Nickel has the most positive Oxidation potential. But BOTH Cu and Ni are Oxidized. Both Oxidation states are below Ni, but it is still Oxidized, Whereas..

    I found one SP list is telling Ni is above H2.

    And, I found my book saying that it is reduced during electroplating.

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