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11/19/2009
by rajpal
hi..friends..
can anybody tell me what is the sublimation rate of Zirconium tetra chloride ,its urgent for me
thnaks
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11/19/2009
by Guest
I have a doubt on corrosion allowance fixing,
Example: If equipment having a 6 mm allowance and piping connected to the Same equipment have t...
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by pipewelder
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11/19/2009
by Guest
I would like to download material data sheet for paraffin wax in PDF file formet.
Can anyone please sugeest the proper link?
Thank y...
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11/18/2009
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Hydrate is Na2CO3.7H2O
What mass of anhydrous Na2CO3 is required to dessicate (remove all the water) from an 80Kg body that is 78% water b...
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by Doorman
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