But I'm just wondering why when it liquifies it doesn't behave like an ideal gas ( like PV = nRT ).
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Over time, it is common for the vitreous within the human eye to liquify and collapse in processes known as syneresis and synchisis respectively.
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In addition, a bullet doesn't always make a clean wound, sometimes ( depending on specs ) the bullet liquifies tissue around it.
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An exception is LNG carriers which often find it more economical to use boil-off gas with a steam turbine than to re-liquify it.
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I don't think we'd get temps anywhere near as low as is needed to liquify, much less solidify, oxygen and nitrogen.
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:: On such time and length scales, if two " rigid structures " collide, they will elastically deform and / or melt / liquify.
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They feed by punching their fangs into victims, injecting venom that liquifies the victim's insides, and then drink the contents through the original holes.
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Inoculation with the first starter partially liquifies the steamed grains, which is the signal to add the big starter as well as more water to form a thick slurry.
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We talked about this a couple of times before-and someone calculated that the air pressure in the center of the tunnel would be so high that the air would liquify.
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The outer of the flask was packed in dry ice to liquify the mercury and reduce the mercury vapor pressure . talk ) 20 : 37, 7 April 2009 ( UTC)
