Sublimation (physics)
Sublimation (physics) Sublimation of an element or substance is a ... of matter, with no intermediate liquid stage. Sublimation is a phase transition that occurs at ... of the entire system. The opposite of sublimation is deposition. The formation of frost ...
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Sublimation (physics)   (translated from German)
Sublimation (physics) Phase diagram of a "usual" material and the water As Sublimation, more rarely also Sublimation, one designates in that Thermodynamik the process ... that Pressure- and Temperaturbedingungen , with those a sublimation arises, exists no liquid state of ...
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Talk:Sublimation (physics)
Talk:Sublimation (physics) (William M. Connolley 09:58, 2004 Apr ... UTC)) Being picky... why is this page sublimation (chemistry) not sub (physics)? On the grounds that chemistry is for ... –radiojon 02:24, 2004 Jun 30 (UTC) sublimation another definition sublimation is a type ...
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Sublimation
Sublimation Sublimation has three separate meanings: In physics, sublimation is the change from solid to gas ... liquid state is called deposition. In psychology, sublimation is the transformation of emotions. In ...
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Sublimation   (translated from Japanese)
Sublimation Sublimation(It does, the ょ う) (Sublimation) In physics Liquid PhaseWithout passing Solid matter Empty Vapor ... pressureSublimation pointWith you say, (example: As for sublimation point of dry ice under 1 ...
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Sublimation   (translated from German)
Sublimation Sublimation or Sublimation is a term from physics and describes the change of aggregate conditions, see Sublimation (physics) . from the psychoanalysis and describes ...
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Talk:Sublimation
Talk:Sublimation Shouldn't "sublimation" be a disamiguation page? I agree. This page should be "Sublimation (physics)" and another should be "Sublimation (psychology)". -- Mike Hardy I think there ...
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Sublimation (physical)   (translated from French)
Sublimation (physical) This article treats sublimation in physics, to also see the page of homonymy Sublimation In physics , sublimation is the passage of a ...
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At (physics)   (translated from Korean)
At (physics) physics At(The phase) it talks the material ... of the material. Evaporation, Liquefaction, Fusion, Solidification, Sublimation
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Talk:Plasma (physics)
Talk:Plasma (physics) Plasma Screen TVs Do these types of ... studied for twenty some years, and the physics is fascinating, if academic. Since there is ... exceptions. For example theres a term for sublimation when a solid goes to a gas ... some indication that the plasma in the physics sense is the main use of the ... term plasma in other ways than does physics. DV8 2XL 21:35, 26 November ...
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