underwater bullits
 

Anyone ever hear of them?

Used to take out mines. Do not slow underwater for 150ft.

Wonder who makes them.

Joe

underwater bullits
 

If you could spell "bullets" a search engine may work for you.

It's in the middle of this:

http://www.diodon349.com/Kursk-Memor...underwater.htm





"Joe" wrote in message
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Anyone ever hear of them?

Used to take out mines. Do not slow underwater for 150ft.

Wonder who makes them.

Joe

underwater bullits
 

Wonder why the weapon has to produce gas to form a bubble?, I can get a
propellor to cavitate without a source of gas.

Joe

underwater bullits
 

Joe,

Water is the liquid form of two gases; hydrogen & oxygen. Any separation
will appear as a gas (Bubble)



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Thom,
Is cavitation the separation of H and O or is it the vaporization of water
in a low pressure environment?
Scout

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Joe,

Water is the liquid form of two gases; hydrogen & oxygen. Any separation
will appear as a gas (Bubble)



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underwater bullits
 

BTW Thom,
We need a QB and a receiver rather quickly. You got any laying around out
there?
Scout

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Joe,

Water is the liquid form of two gases; hydrogen & oxygen. Any separation
will appear as a gas (Bubble)



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underwater bullits
 

Don't Know Scout,

Steam is also another form of water where H & O are still in combination
an low pressure can create a form of vaporization. You tell me.

Barometric Pressure variations are do to water vapors in solution with
Air and water(H2O) is a Vapor(gas).

I don't know or do I give a ****.
Ole Thom



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underwater bullits
 

Scout,

We have a Great QB out here maned Jake Locker. Still to young for the
Pros.

He just got his knee hurt Saturday in a High School play off but it
looks like it wasn't to bad. They have been able to stabilize it.

He is one of the Top 5 picks in the Nation. He has already declared for
the Univ. of Washington.

Scout, McNabb should go under the Knife and have the repair done NOW.

Let Tilfer finish this year. I do believe it's over for the Eagles.



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underwater bullits
 

Cavitation is caused by low pressure. It is not a chemical
reaction/reduction but a form of phase change.

The low pressure environment occurs because the water, as a liquid, cannot
move fast enough to fill in the void left by the projectile/blade/etc. The
resultant void is filled by water in the gaseous form. The gaseous water
then takes times to undergo a phase change to liquid.

Water is an odd molecule because of its polar nature. It has a bonding
force with other water molecules, called hydrolysis, which creates the high
surface tension and unique density variations with temperature. It also can
cause cancer.

Amen!



"Scout" wrote in message
...
Thom,
Is cavitation the separation of H and O or is it the vaporization of water
in a low pressure environment?
Scout

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Joe,

Water is the liquid form of two gases; hydrogen & oxygen. Any separation
will appear as a gas (Bubble)



http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomPage

underwater bullits
 

In article ,
says...
Joe,

Water is the liquid form of two gases; hydrogen & oxygen. Any separation
will appear as a gas (Bubble)

Failed chemistry?

Water is a molecule that is mainly a covalent (very strong) bond of
Hydrogen and Oxygen.

Any 'separation' requires a lot of energy! Bubbles (eg. cavitation) is
gaseous water, and not hydrogen gas or oxygen gas.

However... feel free to whip together some hydrogen and oxygen - there
are easier ways to get water, believe me.

PS: ever wonder why you can't breathe water (given it consists of one
third oxygen)? Ans: there is no oxygen (modecules) (or hydrogen
molecules for that matter) - in water. It's a molecule of *water*.

--
Duncan