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Inorganic pigments may be native earths or minerals, heat processed minerals, or synthetics. Organic pigments may also be synthetic,

...ter cannon's spray. The fire could not be brought under control until the heat had been reduced, so firefighters could go on board and close valves betwee

...n hard and non-porous but come from rocks that ware changed by pressure or heat at the contact with bodies of magma or deep in the [[crust]]. [[Marble]] is

In a fire there is a massive uncontrolled release of energy as light and heat. Cellular respiration is the same process but it occurs in gradual steps th ...tial energy from the proton gradient is not used to make ATP but generates heat. This is particularly important in a babies brown fat, for thermogenesis, a

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...he fireboat to undertake [[search and rescue]] missions, to find survivors heat signatures, in addition to guiding the vessel's water cannons to the hottes

...t enough cold oil in it to cover the potatoes, then to cook them over high heat until golden, stirring occasionally.

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...dioactive elements and thus the radiogenic contribution to the terrestrial heat. Moreover, it will provide a direct test of a fundamental paradigm about th

The effect is most commonly explosive blast, but could be intense heat (i.e., [[incendiary]]), blast and small pieces of fast-moving metal (e.g.,

...[Chemical compound|compound]]) reacts with [[oxygen]] in the presence of [[heat]] to form an oxygen-containing product referred to as a 'calx', an [[oxide| ...r in the presence of atmospheric air (~21% oxygen) and a certain amount of heat, the product referred to as a 'calx'. The calcination of the metal, mercury

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...(science)|frictionless]], and [[adiabatic]] (i.e., there is little or no [[heat]] gained or lost) ...'''''k''''' = '''''c_p'''''/'''''c_v''''' = [[Specific heat ratio|isentropic expansion factor]]

...ey had conducted low-cost experiments that led to the production of excess heat in an [[electrolysis|electrolytic]] cell, apparently by a nuclear fusion pr ...ver some researchers are continuing to investigate phenomena in which more heat is apparently produced in experimental conditions than can be explained con

...to power thermoelectric cells in [[artificial satellite]]s. A polonium-210 heat source was also used in each of the [[Lunokhod]] rovers deployed on the sur

...illation column in a number of ways, the most common being the transfer of heat from a [[reboiler]]. ...on column. The required cooling is most usually provided by a [[Condenser (heat transfer)|condenser]] used to cool and condense the overhead vapor into a l

...hermal energy from one object to another. However, in practice, the words "heat" and "thermal energy" are often used interchangeably</ref> light, electrica ...materials combine, i.e., coal is burned, and combustion energy, a form of heat, is generated. Combustion energy is converted into electrical energy which

...r or other sources that an adversary can detect. It can be used to guide a heat-seeking air-to-air missile such as the AIM-9 Sidewinder or Vympel R-60 (mis

...ial vacuum over a container of diethyl ether, which then boiled, absorbing heat from the surroundings. From 1757 he delivered lectures on clinical medicine ...combination and separation, and the sources and modes of communication of heat and its effects on bodies, and ''particular doctrines'', dealing with the f