are? And
There seems to be a consensus that, since no signal is absolutely stable with time, then DC must not exist. That does simplify life.
John
are? And
There seems to be a consensus that, since no signal is absolutely stable with time, then DC must not exist. That does simplify life.
John
DIE THREAD!!!!!!!
Using the usual meaning of "freezing" which is the transition from liquid to solid, that graph shows "freezing" occurring at 273K over a million to one range in pressure. I would say that the statement "While the boiling point of water is dependent on pressure, the freezing point, I believe, is not" is essentially true- to all except a nitwit like you.
Atta boy, Kevin. Ratch
solid, that graph shows "freezing" occurring at 273K
It does not. The straight part of the liquid/solid phase boundary covers less than 5 orders of magnitude. "Over a million to one" would be more than 6 orders of magnitude.
on pressure, the freezing point, I believe, is not"
In a discussion that has involved sublimation, to exclude that part of the phase space would be essentially silly.
Off your meds again, Fred? I expect you to be more careful with your graph reading before breaking into your frothing-at-the-mouth modes.
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What happened to the ground rules you mentioned? Being correct isn't one of them?
Tell us more about AC, so we can laugh again. Then come back to this, for more!
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What's the matter John, are you bitter that several people, who do understand the theory and practice, have said you are wrong...
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John Fields wrote: (snip)
If you are willing to consider extreme conditions, not only does the freezing point change, but there are many ice phases, each structurally distinct and with temperature and pressure boundaries.
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Tut
Didn't see this response, so piggy-backing my reply.
There are literally hundreds of references on the web about DC, AC and Transient Analyses. Browse some of the simpler overviews, and you will see that the mathematical differences are clearly defined, and that's what it's all about. The math determines the signal type. It is my belief that the widespread disagreement is due to participants that just like to argue a lot.
-- Al Brennan "If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6 and 9, then you would have a key to the universe." Nicola Tesla
Anyone who went to university studying a natural science will know the meaning of all of these terms and the others expose their ignorance by speculating and making up instead. You clearly belong to the last category.
-- ciao Ban Bordighera, Italy
solid, that graph shows "freezing" occurring at 273K
Bull- it goes from 10^3 to 10^9 Pa, idiot.
on pressure, the freezing point, I believe, is not"
There is no discussion- the statement was about water "freezing", pseudo-intellectual.
More of your parroting insults from other mediocre and pretentious garbage like yourself? Like I say- you are typical USENET garbage, all mouth and heap of worthless garbage in the physical world. My, how that keyboard empowers unskilled nobodies...
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That is the pseudo-intellectuals for you, speculating about elementary definitions- and later on you find even a second order network is hopelessly beyond their abilities of computation. They are worthless zeroes of the highest order. The original weakling who started the thread with his ignorant question offered no discussion about direct responses to its question, preferring instead to pseudo-intellectualize about the fundamental principles of terminology, in a weak and ineffective way- OP=ZEROID.
-- No, they don't. ;^)
-- Hey, asshole, I'm not the one who has to take his foot out of his mouth every time he writes what he thinks is going to redeem him from his previous abortive attempt at cogency.
-- Not at all. I'm always grateful when someone takes the time to correct me and show me where I went wrong, since that increases my store of stuff I know is right. But when a self-important know-nothing windbag like you comes along making baseless proclamations and spouting opinions like they were gospel it _does_ annoy me.
-- Interesting. Thanks, John! BTW, from another thread and just as an aside, I went over to my friend's sign shop and checked some known-good neon sign transformers using the same meters I used to check the ones I have here, and it turns out my transformers are defective. :-(
John, you can't have it both ways. You say the above is what you do, but what you actually *do* is the next paragraph:
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When will that begin?
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Go on folks, this is all very bloody important.
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triple point ring a bell?
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