what is a drift chamber?
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Particle detector generally for high-energy experiments I guess..
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A trickey thing that needs expert help to learn.\n\nGo to this site for a blow-by-blow description from a pro:\nhttp://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/hunting/news/story?page=h_fea_rifle_cleaning_NAHC_040812
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http://uk.ask.com/web?o=0&dm=all&qsrc=19&q=recompression+chambers\n\nlook here it may help you.
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Drift can also mean a slight change over time in a statistical data set.  Small changes accumulate over time and bring about a noticeable "drift" in averages.
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S.F chamber of commerence!!!!!!
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I'm not sure in what context these terms are being used for the situation you are trying to understand.\n\nPhysicists often use collimated beams of neutral or charged particles to study the reaction or interaction of those particles with other particles.  A common experiment involves two beams of particles that are set up to cross each other, and the zone of overlap forms an "interaction region" in which the interactions between the particles in the two beams can be studied.  If the particles interact in either chemical or nuclear reactions, those reactions would be called "beam-beam reactions".\n\n"Beam-background reactions" are reactions between the particles in the beam and particles that are present in "the background", rather than particles in the other beam.  The background might be residual gas molecules in a high-vacuum chamber, or particles in a plasma for a beam-beam fusion experiment.  Basically, they are the "noise" in the experiment that must be accounted for because they are not usually the source of the signal one is trying to measure.
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the electrons from the duster accumulated on the rod thereby giving it a neg charge
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Drifting or going sideways is a lot slower. If you notice the new generation WRC drivers like Seb Loeb using a more "racing-like" style through the corners. Its a much smoother style and much gentler on the tyres.
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i always thought the chamber of comm. was not bias.  so much for that, something smells here.  i think it should be investigated.
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The gas molecules in the container get ionized
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It is a form of partition chromatography in which a liquid phase flows down a column packed with a solid phase.\nIn column chromatography, the stationary phase, a solid adsorbent, is placed in a vertical glass (usually) column and the mobile phase, a liquid, is added to the top and flows down through the column (by either gravity or external pressure). Column chromatography is generally used as a purification technique: it isolates desired compounds from a mixture.
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Thompson Center makes an affordable model chambered in a variety of calibres. They are single shots and without the recoil mechanism of an automatic will have a bigger kick, not to mention you may only have time for one shot so make it count.
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an extra floatation device for added safety
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Electrophoresis is the separation of molecules based on size and electrical charge.  A sample of protein, DNA, etc... is placed into a well on an agarose plate.  The plate is then placed into an electorphesis chamber and a current is applied.  Molecules with a positive charge will migrate toward the negative electrode (cathode).  How far they go depends on the size (the bigger the slower) and how stongly they are attracted to the electrode.  Negatively charged molecules will migrate toward the positively charged electrode (anode).
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If you have two magnetic rings (that have two opposite sides) you put them through a straw. One ring levatates above the other because of the force that pulls them apart. It's kind of hard to explain. I hope this makes sense.
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heat from your chamber wall
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Maybe you are referring to the "Hayashi Track" that protostars move along prior to reaching the main sequence. The question is a little vague, so  I am unsure. Here is the wiki link.  \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayashi_track