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Tom Whiting U.S. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Rating N/A (Expert Not Accept Rating) Response Time(hr) 4.5 --Last 90 Days(hr) 3.2 Total Questions 258	I can answer most questions involving general science and engineering, except those involving electronics and computers. My strong points are all the Earth Sciences, especially Meteorology and Astronomy, and any related subjects to Astronomy. My weak point is Electronics Technology. No astrology questions please, or questions about alleged UFO identifications.
Spaceman U.S. On Vacation returns 02/17/2012 View Profile View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.80 Clarity of Response 9.72 Politeness 10.0 Response Time(hr) 18.4 --Last 90 Days(hr) 9.4 Total Questions 549	My scope of knowledge and experience includes inorganic chemistry, electronics, physics, and other subjects including "Special Access Programs" work. I have worked in various research and development fields for over 26 years. Much of this work has been for large corporations.

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I can answer most questions involving general science and engineering, except those involving electronics and computers. My strong points are all the Earth Sciences, especially Meteorology and Astronomy, and any related subjects to Astronomy. My weak point is Electronics Technology. No astrology questions please, or questions about alleged UFO identifications.

Spaceman

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returns 02/17/2012

My scope of knowledge and experience includes inorganic chemistry, electronics, physics, and other subjects including "Special Access Programs" work. I have worked in various research and development fields for over 26 years. Much of this work has been for large corporations.

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2011-12-05 steam on mirror:

Hi Gail, Water vapor in the air measures from a trace, to up to about 4% maximum, see http://www.theweatherprediction.com/habyhints/40/ Your hygrometer measures specific humidity, not relative humidity

2011-12-05 steam on mirror:

Hi Gail, There is no pressure/temperature change involved like we see with cloud formation outside. As stated earlier, that's really not steam on the bathroom mirror, but rather condensed (liquid droplets)

2011-12-03 H20 splitted up?:

Hi Karen, The water molecule can also be written HOH which is actually more accurate, so the actual chemical equation is 2 molecules of HOH yields 2 hydrogen diatomic molecules and 1 Oxygen diatomic

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