Amaral and the dogs

[stephen25000]

which causes dissipation of the gas...those gas molecules could be over Australia by now

and ..............................

[Mr Gray]

Indeed.

dog's smell by alerting to airborne molecules...airborne molecules dissipate....I don't see how any molecules would be left outside in the wind and rain

[stephen25000]

you did not realise a vapour was a gas...epic fail stephen

No dave.

I know the key difference between a vapour and a gas.

e.g. At room temperature and pressure, r.t.p. for you dave, OXYGEN IS A GAS, WATER IS A LIQUID.

Some water molecules escape the surface and become a vapor because they have gained extra K.E.

This does not make liquid water a gas dave.

[stephen25000]

dog's smell by alerting to airborne molecules...airborne molecules dissipate....I don't see how any molecules would be left outside in the wind and rain

What rain dave ?

[Eleanor]

Don't start with the insults?  Thank You.

[Mr Gray]

No dave.

I know the key difference between a vapour and a gas.

e.g. At room temperature and pressure, r.t.p. for you dave, OXYGEN IS A GAS, WATER IS A LIQUID.

Some water molecules escape the surface and become a vapor because they have gained extra K.E.

This does not make liquid water a gas dave.

Do keep up.

water vapour IS a gas...epic fail

[stephen25000]

water vapour IS a gas...epic fail

Dear oh dear.

Water becomes a gas above it's b.pt.

[Mr Gray]

What rain dave ?

the rain caused by the water in the sea that changes into the gas called water VAPOUR that then falls on the land

[Benice]

What rain dave ?

Could it be the rain which falls from the sky?  (just a wild guess) :-)

[Mr Gray]

Dear oh dear.

Water becomes a gas above it's b.pt.

There is helping you, is there. &%&£(+ &%&£(+ &%&£(+

wrong ..molecules escape and become water vapour...which is  a gas...below the b.pt

[stephen25000]

the rain caused by the water in the sea that changes into the gas called water VAPOUR that then falls on the land

You really will have to stop googling.

Try looking up the water cycle.

[Mr Gray]

You really will have to stop googling.

Try looking up the water cycle.

I think you need to start googling...try googling vapour and you will find out it is a gas

[Lace]

and the dogs alerted.

Yet the forensic results have shown no pig residues.

No samples were taken from the floor in the bedroom and no sample was taken from the soil in the garden,  so how do you know forensic results showed no pig residue?

[stephen25000]

wrong ..molecules escape and become water vapour...which is  a gas...below the b.pt

No dave, it isn't.

That is why we have the term b.pt.

By the way, without googling it, what is meant bty the term 'latent heat of vapourization' ?

[stephen25000]

I think you need to start googling...try googling vapour and you will find out it is a gas

I don't need to dave.

Why do you think there are 2 different terms ?