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Search [Next Page] Neodymium (NdFeB) magnets question Thank you again, however my question was a lot less detailed and scientific, it just concerned the d ... 19-11-2008 at 13:43 by: math Neodymium (NdFeB) magnets question I was aware that some strong NdFeB magnets lose magnetism at 80°C Thank you for your hint, I'll ... 19-11-2008 at 11:55 by: math Neodymium (NdFeB) magnets question hello, I was wondering, as NdFeB magnets can de-magnetize almost all magnets of inferior class (c ... 19-11-2008 at 06:52 by: math Azides which book was it davster? chemistry of inorganic azides maybe? 8-11-2008 at 18:44 by: math Decomposition of hairs to yield amino acids [quote][i]Originally posted by Sauron[/i] Using the Org.Syn. method you get 100 g cystine (not cyst ... 8-11-2008 at 08:05 by: math Decomposition of hairs to yield amino acids As my idea is to get a mixture of free amino acids, I'd say I should use the hot NaOH solution prop ... 8-11-2008 at 05:41 by: math Decomposition of hairs to yield amino acids thank you I looked at it but couldn't find any help [Edited on 7-11-2008 by math] 7-11-2008 at 12:19 by: math Decomposition of hairs to yield amino acids hello, I've read keratin, the main costituent of hairs, is made up mainly of cysteine and short ... 7-11-2008 at 10:38 by: math sulfur solubilities tables? hello, I am in trouble finding quantitative sulfur solubilities (other than 'slightly soluble' or ... 1-11-2008 at 09:26 by: math quick lipid question I was thinking about STP conditions...however also cooking temperatures would be interesting to know ... 5-10-2008 at 06:31 by: math quick lipid question hello, I'd like to know if lipids (triglycerides in particular, vegetable oils) react in any way ... 5-10-2008 at 04:44 by: math Recovering Testosterone ? hello people, I was wondering it it's possible to recover excreted testosterone from human urine ... 27-8-2008 at 12:12 by: math Iron bar bending force (physics question) thinking again, it may be needed a second moment of inertia defined as [url=http://img296.images ... 30-6-2008 at 11:30 by: math Preserving steel tools hello all, due to high humidity my iron/steel tools, as screwdrivers, pliers etc keep rusting. ... 26-6-2008 at 07:37 by: math Iron bar bending force (physics question) thank you for your points 12AXT. Actually, the question is quite specific and abstract, as it doe ... 14-6-2008 at 15:22 by: math Iron bar bending force (physics question) Thank you for spending some time to reply yes actually the only real life-supposition I can do ... 14-6-2008 at 10:07 by: math Iron bar bending force (physics question) hello everyone, I've got this physics related problem banging in my head and I don't know how it ... 14-6-2008 at 04:06 by: math Measuring height variation with a chronometer and a stone [quote][i]Originally posted by woelen[/i] [quote]The average power is 98.1 Watt, but in reality, th ... 27-7-2006 at 17:04 by: math Measuring height variation with a chronometer and a stone thank you woelen just ... [quote][i]Originally posted by woelen[/i] Suppose you would h ... 27-7-2006 at 07:32 by: math Measuring height variation with a chronometer and a stone [quote][i]Originally posted by math[/i] So, lifting 132.19 Kg to a height of 0.3 meters in 0.4 se ... 27-7-2006 at 05:28 by: math Measuring height variation with a chronometer and a stone how can one calculate, say, taking the same example, the stone or coconut force when it does hit the ... 26-7-2006 at 17:32 by: math Measuring height variation with a chronometer and a stone I'd like if everyone post variable's meaning as well ... do you mean that formula? s = 1/2 ... 26-7-2006 at 05:59 by: math Measuring height variation with a chronometer and a stone thank you for replying just wondering...where does that [0.5*g*(t^2)] formula come from? what ... 26-7-2006 at 05:33 by: math Measuring height variation with a chronometer and a stone hi, I would like to know how is possible to measure, for example, a pit's depth, using a stone a ... 26-7-2006 at 04:41 by: math Learning mathematics from a book? yes, he really like mathematic, otherwise I would not have tought that gift...it's an uncommon thin ... 22-7-2006 at 12:44 by: math [Next Page]

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