Sentences with phrase «water molecules does»

IT SOUNDS like a bad physics joke: how many water molecules does it take to change an acid?

How many water molecules does it take to break up an acid?

This jet, moving at perhaps 4,000 miles per hour, or more than five times the speed of sound in air, strikes so quickly that water molecules do not have time to flow away from the point of impact.

These water molecules don't sit still — they wiggle and move around all the time.

If you make the same assumptions and caveats with regard to a paper towel in a microwave, would you come to the conclusion that water molecules do not heat the paper?

Her idea of applying the full Bose - Einstein statistics treatment on water is so unusual an argument that I panicked and incorrectly blurted out that a water molecule doesn't have integer spin.

The water molecules do not care where the energy comes from and they are getting an extra dollop from the DLR.

Not exact matches

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Water will freeze or boil at certain temperatures and again who cares what a particular molecule, atom, or particle does in these cases?

So if our dough is too wet, guess what: the molecules of water that initially occupied some space in the dough leave a lot of tiny empty spaces after evaporation — > the dough doesn't hold together tight enough and when the dough gets dryer and dryer in the oven, it tends to fall apart once we try to handle it.

But that's not the point, the point is that there were noisy people outside my house and all I wanted to do was open the window and tell them to quiet down because I can count on three fingers the number of times I've been home to witness the sound of hundreds of millions of water molecules hitting the roof over my head.

It does not break the water molecules down into hydrogen and oxygen.

A competing theory has it that the laser pulses rapidly heat water molecules in the inner ear, causing tiny shockwaves that vibrate the hairs in the same way sound waves normally do.

«The problem with most of these methods was that they tried to do the transformation in one step — superheat the material to drive off the water and simultaneously break down the molecules,» says Appel.

Then Makhatadze's group went a step further, finding a common property in the volume change of 140 molecules: when a model compound is immersed in water, only certain areas of the molecule increase in volume, namely those areas that are non-polar, or do not interact with water.

Water's behavior was tested with three different approaches: ultrafast optical measurements, which revealed the arrangement of molecules on the nanometric scale; a computer simulation on the atomic scale; and measurement of the water's surface structure and tension, which was done at the macroscopic lWater's behavior was tested with three different approaches: ultrafast optical measurements, which revealed the arrangement of molecules on the nanometric scale; a computer simulation on the atomic scale; and measurement of the water's surface structure and tension, which was done at the macroscopic lwater's surface structure and tension, which was done at the macroscopic level.

As a result, water molecules tend to stick to one another; that adhesion is why water forms rounded droplets on a smooth surface and does not spread out into a completely flat film.

These antifreeze molecules lock onto ice crystals, but not liquid water — though how they do this has been a mystery.

For example, the equations governing water molecules, which have nothing to do with string theory, permit the three solutions corresponding to steam, liquid water and ice, and if space itself can similarly exist in different phases, inflation will tend to realize them all.

But doing calculations and following the synthesis processes suggested to Zherebetskyy and Wang that there might still be water in the precursor molecules: indeed, a series of spectroscopic experiments showed that the water binds strongly to the precursors and serves as a source of hydroxyl groups, charge 1 -, that can also allow passivation.

Rather, the work of folding is done by much smaller water molecules, which surround proteins and push and pull at them to make them fold a certain way in fractions of a second, like scores of tiny origami artists folding a giant sheet of paper at blazingly fast speeds.

You might have seen the light beam traveling through the water, which should have been relatively narrow, as the light does not interact much with the water molecules.

For starters, in water, the four chemical components of RNA — the nucleotides abbreviated A, G, C, and U — don't spontaneously assemble to create sizable molecules.

A team at the country's Institute of Materials Research and Engineering, part of the government's lead agency for science and technology, is hoping to do away with the laborious and water - intensive silk - dyeing process by feeding domesticated silkworms (Bombyx mori) fluorescent molecules mixed into their natural diet of mulberry powder.

SNO did not detect the muon - and tau - neutrinos because they can not break up heavy water molecules.

The super-hydrophilic coatings can also be made to do exactly the opposite and become «super-hydrophobic» — water - fearing, by adding a second, ultra-thin layer of water - repelling molecules.

While the carbon nanotubes do not mix well in most media, they are dispersible in supercritical water or carbon dioxide, which also allows researchers to easily adjust how many molecules or catalysts are attached to the nanotubes.

Once they do, scientists will begin analyzing them to learn more about the early solar system — particularly those water molecules and organic compounds, which may help explain the biggest mystery of all, how life on Earth began.

That's lucky for us because it means clouds didn't block our view of water molecules.»

Under normal physiological conditions the number of water molecules entering and exiting an aquaporin - expressing cell is the same, so that the total amount of water in each cell does not change.

The research team showed that when they do break, it is because surface forces align water molecules in a specific way, long before they hit the surface and dissociate.

They obtained substantial amounts of data; however, it did not definitively resolve water's stability, or how much energy is needed to make the water molecules fall apart.

These spheres called micelles are molecules that roll up like roly - poly bugs based on the chemistry along their bodies — pointing outwards are the parts of their molecules that play well chemically with both the surrounding water and the calcite, while tucked inside are the parts that don't get along with the watery environment.

For example, how does the behavior of water molecules and sulfur oxide impact the creation of acid rain?

A new molecule, nicknamed EH44 and developed by Alan Sellinger at the Colorado School of Mines, was incorporated as a replacement to spiro - OMeTAD because it repels water and doesn't contain lithium.

Salt and sugar can dissolve in water, for example, but some other substances, including some of those with large molecules such as proteins, do not.

If you take the simple syrup out (which I was determined to do, instead relying on maple syrup, honey, dates, and the fruit itself), you lose the sugar molecules wedging themselves into the water molecules (it's all very sciency, but it gives great bite!).

(The mechanism for this has to do with how water is absorbed in the gut - both sodium and several amino acids are used as exchanges for water molecules in the cells lining the GI tract, and without amino acids in the gut it is difficult to hydrate properly... leading to sugars remaining in the gut and not being absorbed either).

Microwaves are a new invention which cooks food in an entirely different way than hot water or fire, creating damaged molecules in food that were not found in nature previously, and that our body does not know how to deal with.

The shampoos help trap water molecules before they can do any damage, while the conditioners contain a special silicone that locks dye in and water out.

This herb - infused micellar water (i.e. a water filled with oil - dissolving molecules) does the hard work of removing grime and leftover makeup with just a few swipes of a cotton swab.

We watched a magic school bus episode about molecules and did one more experiment to visually show us how the molecules move faster in hot water.

Learn about water molecules: All you really need to know to do this activity is that the water molecule is made from the bonding of two atoms of hydrogen to one atom of oxygen.

The first half is done in an electrolyzer, which splits a water molecule into hydrogen and oxygen, and the second half in a fuel cell, which puts them back together.

2) Just like condensing water, the latent heat of freezing simply serves to slow down the freezing of the surrounding molecules — it does not increase the temperature of its surroundings — as you also alluded.

He found that gases and vapors whose molecules had three or more atoms, such as water vapor and CO2, absorbed much more of the thermal radiation passing through the tube than did two - atom molecules such as oxygen and nitrogen.

But that's all to do with the conduction of heat — steam does not increase in temperature as it condenses, as you alluded — the latent heat merely slows down the condensation of the surrounding water molecules.

Henry@Willis I think to explain the phenomena of why the oceans do not get warmer than 30 - 33C When the top layer of molecules of the water in the reservoir reaches a certain temp., namely the boiling point at ruling pressure, it simply evaporates and thereby it cools the remaining liquid in the reservoir.

Yet models of atmospheric absorption that only take into account the water molecule's well - known rotational and vibration - rotational transitions don't match up with measurements of the atmosphere's absorption spectrum [1]....

When a wave passes through the ocean, individual water molecules move up and down in a circular motion but they do not move forward or backward