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cubic decimeter

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Alternative spelling of cubic decimetre

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A combination of batches, flow-through reactor and column experiments, coupled with hydrogeochemical modeling, would seem to offer a very powerful tool for identifying and quantifying the predominant processes on a cubic decimeter scale (dm3) and for providing a range of radioactive strontium retardation factor as a function of the geochemistry of the soil/solution system.

At the same time, work was commissioned to precisely determine the mass of a cubic decimeter (one liter) of water.

Thus, a cubic decimeter of water at its point of maximum density is only 25 parts per million less massive than the IPK; that is to say, the 25 milligram difference shows that the scientists over years ago managed to make the mass of the Kilogram of the Archives equal that of a cubic decimeter of water at 4 °C, with a margin of error at most within the mass of a single excess grain of rice.

That same year, 1799, an all-platinum kilogram prototype was fabricated with the objective that it would equal, as close as was scientifically feasible for the day, the mass of one cubic decimeter of water at 4°C.

They concluded that one cubic decimeter of water at its maximum density was equal to 99.9265% of the target mass of the provisional kilogram standard made four years earlier.

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The ignition delays of oxetane measured in a shock tube have been used to propose an overall dependence of ignition delay time on the concentrations of each component in the gas as: τ = 10−13.5 exp(13389T5)[C3H6O]−0.36[O2]−0.59[Ar]0.088 (units: seconds, moles per cubic decimeters, and Kelvin).

Packed density of RA based on the volumetric ratios, the weight of grade 1, grade 2 and grade 5 were proportioned and collected in a measuring cylinder has a volume of 10 dm3 (cubic decimeters), which is equivalent to 10 l.

So, the Euclidean dimension is now given by the exponent 2. In the same way, after scaling down a cube (originally measured in cubic decimeters) into cubic centimeters, the Euclidean dimension of the original cube will be 3 [2].

Cubic bouncers loom outside.

350 cubic inches; automatic transmission.

A hundred cubic metres, he said.

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