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How does a pierced vacuum move?
If a can of compressed air is pierced on the right, air pushes out, and the can moves to the left.
If a vacuum container is pierced on the right, which way does it move? Right? Left? Not at all? ...
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How does the radius and length of a pipe affect vacuum performance?
Can I use Poiseuille's equation?
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If I have a vacuum pump which says that its performance is 30 cubic feet per minutes and I have two pipes (one is radius R1 and L1, the other one is 2*R1 and ...
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A water balloon in vacuum: does it boil?
If I put water in a vacuum it will boil. But what if I put this water inside a balloon ?
I searched for answers and fount this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9q8F3ClUuV0
It seams that the ...
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If I lift a submerged hose over 35 feet above the water's surface, what's in the top foot?
I've been arguing with a friend about the whole "perfect vacuum" concept. He and I agree that the most powerful vacuum pump in the world couldn't pump water more than ~34 feet above the surface of a ...
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In a low pressure (near vacuum), -20°C vessel, would sublimated moisture rise to the top or fall to the bottom?
If I have a strong vessel that I've cooled to say -20°C, and lowered the pressure below 0.006 atmospheres, the water in food placed inside will sublimate and freeze dry the food.
But what happens to ...
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If I put a ping pong ball in a vacuum, would it pop?
If I put a ping pong ball in a vacuum, would it pop? If so, at what point would it happen? Any standard table ping pong ball is acceptable.
