Sentences with phrase «like ideal gases»

«One question that screams out to be answered is whether we'll see the same sort of perfect fluid that we see at RHIC,» Zajc says, «or whether we'll see something like an ideal gas where the quarks and gluons are essentially free.

There is a whole science to uppermost atmosphere physics, where a lot of stuff typically breaks down (like the ideal gas law and Local Thermodynamic Equilibrium which climatologists take for granted) but it's almost a different field all together with little, if any, influence on surface temperature and energy budget discussions.

Think both H2O and CO2 act sort of like a ideal gas, and CO2 is more like an ideal gas as compared to H2O gas.

What I've seen often enough in AGW reasoning is Carbon Dioxide's properties described as an ideal gas — which is how I came into these arguments — especially by one physics PhD who claimed that CO2 mixes thoroughly in the atmosphere because it behaves like an ideal gas; that a pool of CO2 on the floor in a room will therefore diffuse into the atmosphere of the room according to the random nature of the ideal gas without any work being done to move it, fan or open window and so on, and once thoroughly mixed can not be unmixed without work being done.

Not exact matches

These galaxies are known for a much higher rate of star formation compared to sedate Milky Way - like galaxies, making these structures ideal to study galaxy growth and the interplay between gas, dust, stars, and the black holes at the centers of galaxies.

And even the wastelands of health like gas stations have nuts, so they are pretty ideal keto snack.

Villa Hacienda La Cresta is ideal for entertaining thanks to a two level open - air courtyard, alfresco dining area for 22, and little extras like a wood - fire pizza oven and gas grill.

AGWSF's Greenhouse Effect doesn't have convection because it doesn't have real gases, it has substituted the imaginary ideal gas without properties and processes, but our real Earth's atmosphere does have convection — the heavy ocean of real fluid gas oxygen and nitrogen weighing a ton on our shoulders, a stone per square inch, acts like a blanket around the Earth stopping the heat escaping, compare with the Moon which has extreme swings of temperature.

«A study like this will be the ideal way to try and estimate what the impact of the recent oil and gas boom has had on methane emissions,» Wecht said.

The gas on the bottom behaves like an ordinary ideal gas, after all, and expands when warmed at constant pressure.

Yes, such experimental evidence as there is refutes the assertion that there can be a stable thermal separation in any isolated system, including an ideal gas in a thermally isolated vessel like the Uranium centrifuges with their enormous g - forces.

If the pool balls are perfectly elastic, like the molecules of an ideal gas, the top one pops up a bit in reaction because of conservation of momentum and energy.

The gas at the top of the tube would be warmed (thus increasing its pressure slightly (ideal gas laws temperature change constant volume tube) and like a piston this pressure increase would propagate down the tube at the local speed of sound in the gas causing adiabatic heating of the gas in each subsequent layer until it reached the bottom of the tube, instantly replacing the heat lost to the silver wire.

Turn on any diffusion (not that you could ever really turn it off), turn on any sort of heat conduction without bulk transport (not that you could ever really turn it off — you can compute what the conductivity is for an ideal gas and it is strictly non-zero, just like the dynamic viscosity:

Those same textbooks carefully demonstrate that there is no lapse rate in an ideal gas in a gravitational field in thermal equilibrium because, as is well known, thermal equilibrium is an isothermal state; nothing as simple as gravity can function like a «Maxwell's Demon» to cause the spontaneous stable equilibrium separation of gas molecules into hotter and colder reservoirs.

An ideal gas collides instantly — a hard sphere approximation, like perfectly elastic pool balls.

It is also interesting to note that if, the second term in vanishes (making any temperature a «low» temperature as) and gravity does indeed behave like additional degrees of freedom in the specific heat of the entire system while every small subvolume of the gas still behaves precisely like an ordinary ideal gas with kinetic energy $ \ frac -LCB- 3 -RCB--LCB- 2 -RCB- NkT $ and yes, with detailed balance across any vertical surface (although yes, Joe, my argument involving shifting the MB distribution was sloppy and imprecise — hopefully you like this one better but the result is the same either way).

First, like elsewhere in Asia, natural gas is an ideal transition fuel to a future regional energy economy based upon renewables.

With so much end extreme interglacial normal climate «noise» it is seems like such a LEAP to matheMANNically manufacture CO2 numerical / Nutticelli attribution anywhere near close enough to allow calculation of the ideal gas law concentration.

The ideal gas does not exist, it creates an impossible and ludicrous world which one can see by extrapolating from ideal gas descriptions and seeing that is not what the natural world around us looks like.

The context being the point I'm making that the Greenhouse Effect is built on science fraud by sleight of hand changes to real physics, the ideal gas / real gas is just one example — the real world around us is nothing like it is depicted in the AGW GHE..

I've given before the example of the oximeter, that «uses» the Beers - Lambert law, but then has to adjust it because the law is idealised and not of the real world, like using ideal gas laws.

if you are going to build a shower room then looks like this unit would be ideal, just need a gas bottle and water supply piped to it.

Though 12 - 15 miles may seem like a small range for an electric car, it nonetheless stands to translate into some major savings on gas usage — it could be ideal for close commuters and around - town drivers.

Laws which apply only to closed systems, laws which apply only to ideal gases, which are purely imaginary, and like here with Ira's diagram, simply reversing the attribution of properties has caused this incredible confusion which it is very difficult to correct.

Anyway, as Miskolczi found, that laws taken out of context can't be used in the real world, for real applied science problems we need to know that an ideal gas is imaginary, like «average», and not real, and NASA and the Stefan - Bolzmann saga is another example, which uses flat earth physics thinking it describes a 3 - dimensional universe.

In an ideal world, I'd love this to work like asking Siri for «nearby gas stations» when you're navigating: Query driving songs, and Siri will pull up the top ten or fifteen activity - based playlists, then ask you if you'd like to listen to the first one, or something else.