Everything posted by studiot
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Any standard model spin doctors here??
I seriously suggest you satrt a new thread to ask about bonding. There will be plenty of help there available and worthwhile descrepitions can be offered at your level. Remember bonding is a Chemistry subject, so you should post there.
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Theory of soul( mysterious energy) as an unseen traveller.
There is nothing arbitrary about the names dark energy and dark matter. Both matter and energy have definte definitions and are measured in definite units in Science. Dark energy and dark matter conform to these definitions. The use of the term dark is an acknowledgement by Science and scientists that we know less about these quantities than other forms of matter and energy. Speculators should also acknowledge this and demonstrate how their speculation fits in with what we do know. Can you start by showing this ?
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Boiling temperature of metals...
The definition of steam is a bit variable. Engineers talk about wet steam (as with KJW's explanation), which is visible, and dry steam with no condensate and is invisible. Physicists and Chemists talk about vapour as a more specific phase or state of a pure substance (water in this case) and may be at any temperature. Even ice exerts a vapour pressure. There are also critical points on a phase diagram. The triple point where solid, liquid and gas (or vapour) can all coexist. For water this is 0.01 C And the other critical point where the pure substance only exists as a gas or vapour. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triple_point
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Boiling temperature of metals...
'Boiling point temperature' of any pure liquid depends upon the local atmouspheric pressure. This is one reason to put lids on saucepans when cooking as the increase in pressure raises the BP a degree or two, leading to more efficient cooking. At the top of everest it is 68C or 154F for pure water. Impurities in a liquid also change boiling point. Thus salt, sugar etc in the saucepan water also raises BP, thought he rise is much less for this mechanism.
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Boiling temperature of metals...
Group V elements (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Antimony, Arsenic and Bismuth) have allotropic forms. The Antimony in particular that exists in its common most stable form at room temperature is called alpha Antimony and has a boiling point of 1587o C In addition there are 5 other forms of Sb, two of which are formed at higher pressures and show the higher BP of something over 1600oC, depending upon the pressure. So Greenwood and Earnshaw have the alpha form (Chemistry of the Elemnts) - 1587o C Lange has the types I and II forms - (Handbook of Chemistry) - 1640oC Yes metal vapour is given off by the boiling substance. Antimony also exhibits an unstable form which gives off an explosive gas form.
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I'm so fed up with tech stuff.
+1 😀
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EUREKA!!!!
indeed But I thought it was programmed with white noise on the GIGO principle. 😀
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Do you have a great ideas for safety noisemakers to be installed on electric automobiles?
I don't think it is a temporary problem at all. Further I do not think it helpful that those living under north american rules seem to me to be trying to argue for their 'rules' to be universally adopted. These rules seem to me to be quite contrary to the european rules in general and UK rules in particular. Since this time we have seen the introduction of electric scooters and electric bikes onto our overcrowded streets. The result has been s spate of collisions with pedestrians, some fatal, particularly when the electric vehicle comes up behind a pedestrian. The standard of driving of these vehicles and lack of consideration for others has left much to be improved. So now we are introducing electric cars, vans etc, which are bigger and travel faster than these scooters (though some of these have been done for speeding) so any impact has a far greater likelehood of causing serious damage. As regards our duty of consideration towards others this comment disturbs me and runs completely contrary to european law. The question of pedestrian safety has always been in the UK Highway Code from the first issue. But it waas strengthened considerably when a new formal heirarchy was introduced. Remember that the woman in the picture might have been a small child or disabled person. Remember that if you choose to introduce a hazard to others, yours is the primary responsibility to make sure that the danger is not realised, even if they are a bit irresponsible in their actions.
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Laser bird protection (split from Idea for jet engines, who to contact?)
Amongst other things my brother worked on the RB211 jet engine development. I remember him telling me how they used frozen chickens, fired from a cannon into the intake, to test the impact resistance of jet engines.
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Sorry for another crappy question but...
Whilst I definitely see your question as a scientific subject, not a gardening one, I don't see at as a Chemistry one here either. Perhaps the ecology section of earth scinece or the biology section (thoug that is a bit specialised). You refer to the scientific method but you don't seem to be employing it. What you are doing is to have an idea or a wish and to be looking for reasons to support it. Employing the scientific method would be to sum up all the known pros and cons, if necessary doing further research into issues with unknown detail. One aspect occurs to me is the effect of population density. Take the US Eastern Seaboard conurbation. Where (and how) are you advocating collecting distrubuting the waste from 50 million people ? This same area had the highest polio incidence in the world until proper waste treatment was introduced. Have you asked science about the details of killing virus polio ? - It is not an easy task. Or are you advocating some form of composting toilet without or permaculture ? Raw cattle effluent (slurry) is already sprayed thinly onto arable land, so by the time it has passed through a year's crop cycle it has effectively passed through a reed bed type filter. But this is done (in England anyway) only in relatively low population density areas. Moving all that slurry very far is expensive and ecologically unsound. I really hopw this thread is not an excuse for the 'let some other blighter clean up after me' brigade that throw their fast food containers, covid masks, and other trash anywhere as soon as they have finished with it. Man has found out to his cost that 'let Nature clear up after me' brings more disbenefits than benefits. Moreover the disbenefits are usually felt by all, but the befenfits only felt by a very small minority, perhaps even a single person.
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The Existence Boundary: A Foundational Principle in Cosmology and Quantum Physics ?
Whilst this is quite different from your original claim, where exactly in QM is the requirement for any wave function to exist at all ? what is preventing an entire region or universe being totally empty ? Yes there are formulae such as you have quoted if and only if there is a particle with a wavefuntion and those formulae have been found to be quite accurate. But what pray is the wavefunction for such a region ? what exactly is the wavefunction for a non particle in that region ? And further i have already asked where exactly in QM are the theorems, formulae etc which require virtual particles ? Yes QM allows virtual particles and offers a credible mechanism for their operation. But for this you need to go back to Goldstein, and Higgs. And this business of suddenly introducing local and global and trying to wriggle out of admitting your original claim went too far. That claim is rather like two men in a bar. One has finished his beer the other still has some beer in his glass. So he claims there is beere somwhere (in my glass) and there are no such things as empty glasses.
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Polynomials and Irreducibility exercises
Thanks Interesting that your field now allows (0, 1). 😀
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The Existence Boundary: A Foundational Principle in Cosmology and Quantum Physics ?
Thank whoever liked my last post. In point of fact, I think the idea refutes your basic premise as follows. Since probability is always strictly less than 1 it is nowhere = 1. This must be so for the inergral over all space to equal 1. This means that every point has a probability that it is empty or contains nothing at all.
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Polynomials and Irreducibility exercises
x4 + x2 + 1 = (x2 - x + 1) (x2 + x + 1)
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The Existence Boundary: A Foundational Principle in Cosmology and Quantum Physics ?
Of course it is in the nature of probability, which is a point function, for the following statement The probability of finding a particle at this point is 0.6 to imply That the probability of not finding the particle at this point is 0.4 This of course must allow for the possibility and probability that there is / is not something else there.
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The Existence Boundary: A Foundational Principle in Cosmology and Quantum Physics ?
This unsupported calim is as wrong as the previous one that you made about wave functions and I challenged. This is a different, weaker statement than the absolute one you originally made once again please respond with a proper chain of reasoning rather than a bald unsupported claim
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The Existence Boundary: A Foundational Principle in Cosmology and Quantum Physics ?
Are you sure ? What about an infinite potential barrier or the node points in an s orbital ? Thus far you have stated you one 'principle' , and stated without derivation of any sort, that your principle is compatible with existing theory, which has its own derivation that does not depend upon your E theory in any way. You need to show a path or chain of reasoning demonstrating why this E principle is either true or necessary. So stating that empty space must have virtual particles in it is not enough. Existing theory provides the necessary chain of reasoning starting from the principle of least energy for why it may (but does not have to ) contain virtual particles, rather than being full to the brim with red and green striped unicorns.
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Geo-dynamics core of planet(s) (and presumably stars as well)
The short answer is No. Perhaps you would like to consider how your proposal could be compatible with the following comparative data for various bodies in the solar system.
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Geo-dynamics core of planet(s) (and presumably stars as well)
Can you rephrase this in English please ?
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Field Extensions exercises
Interestingly I first thought that the imaginary axis is a counterexample but then I realised that it is not a field, although it does contain Q ! Not sure I accept your proof however since all members of C have the form (a + ib) whilst none of the members of Q have this form.
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Field Extensions exercises
This makes little or no sense whatsoever. The question can {0, 1} form a field ? makes sense. The question can {0, 1} form a field according to the rules of a different set of numbers ? makes little sense. The rules of forming a field do not include a limitation of the binary operations, but only require the existence of a suitable pair of such operations.
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The Existence Boundary: A Foundational Principle in Cosmology and Quantum Physics ?
I'm sure we have had something like this before it all sounds very familiar.
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Field Extensions exercises
2 and therefore mod2 does not exist in this field that has only two members.
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Field Extensions exercises
this one is a bit tricky and yes can be defined as a (finite) field; it is in fact the smallest field. 0 + 0 = 0 0*0 = 0 1 + 1 = 0 1*1 = 1 1+0 = 0 + 1 = 1 1*0 = 0*1 = 0
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1. Sub Quantum Echo Particles...(SQEP's) & Sub Quantum Echo Particle Kinetic Resonance Flux
Can I introduce you to the KISS principle ? KISS (Keep it Simple Stupid) https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/topics/keep-it-simple-stupid?srsltid=AfmBOoq5O5di2nqYTSotLvSK7jpCBybGO_1r9STj1NEk99MIoYktDGNE I was reading a history of particle physics and this piece caught my eye. How the simple resonance experiment I have been banging on about with the knotted handkerchief and the hanging weight led Lawrence to the Nobel Physics prize.