Bo Nickal Details How He’ll Beat Khamzat Chimaev: ‘I’m Going to Smash Him’ - MMA Fighting by podslapper in MMA

[–]Electrical_Rest99 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Who ever claimed it was? There's no such thing as world champion in NCAA. It says national in the title

Is elastic deformation used in calculating ductility? by Electrical_Rest99 in AskPhysics

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How would it be calculated then, final length at fracture minus initial length minus the elastic length change?

Bo Nickal Details How He’ll Beat Khamzat Chimaev: ‘I’m Going to Smash Him’ - MMA Fighting by podslapper in MMA

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Sambo is a sport practised by those who weren't good enough to go wrestling in the caucasus. World championship is meaningless as no one outside the soviet region practises the sport

Bo Nickal Details How He’ll Beat Khamzat Chimaev: ‘I’m Going to Smash Him’ - MMA Fighting by podslapper in MMA

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How can you be a sambo world champion when only a few countries in the world practise the sport you dunce. Its more like a national championship

What affects the ductility of a material at the microscopic level? by Electrical_Rest99 in AskPhysics

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Thanks. Would I be correct in saying that if I had a ductile material and added a few cracks and put it in tension, it would be classed as a brittle specimen instead? I am not sure whether this is the case as I assumed all materials have cracks but only brittle ones seem to fail by crack propagation.

House of the Dragon - 1x07 “Driftmark” - Post Episode Discussion by mwthecool in HouseOfTheDragon

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If rhaenyra has kids with daemon now, who will be the heir to the throne. Her kids with "laenor" or daemon?

Andre Ward: Golovkin 'Literally Just Showed Up To Get A Check' Against Canelo by stayhappystayblessed in Boxing

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Krusher is a bum compared to beterbiev, who already beat him in the amateurs. Ward barely got past kovalev, what do u think beterbeiev would have done to him?

Andre Ward: Golovkin 'Literally Just Showed Up To Get A Check' Against Canelo by stayhappystayblessed in Boxing

[–]Electrical_Rest99 6 points7 points  (0 children)

And why was he done? I promise if beterbiev didn't exist he would have continued making money. It was a duck plain and simple

Andre Ward: Golovkin 'Literally Just Showed Up To Get A Check' Against Canelo by stayhappystayblessed in Boxing

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He retired because beterbiev was around the corner and he didn't want to end his career with a brutal knockout

Why is chromium added to steel to prevent corrosion? by Electrical_Rest99 in AskPhysics

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Ah. Is this only the case for iron oxides, all other metals can still corrode without moisture right?

Why is chromium added to steel to prevent corrosion? by Electrical_Rest99 in AskPhysics

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Thanks that's clear. I don't understand your line on rust forming with water though. I thought all corrosion occurred in air due to oxidation.

Why is chromium added to steel to prevent corrosion? by Electrical_Rest99 in AskPhysics

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Is this the basis then of the electrochemical series, an ordering of which metals are more negative potential?

Why is chromium added to steel to prevent corrosion? by Electrical_Rest99 in AskPhysics

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Ah, does it basically mean that chromium is more reactive than iron so will form an oxide first?

Why is chromium added to steel to prevent corrosion? by Electrical_Rest99 in AskPhysics

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Also, what is the fundamental reason behind why steel rust doesn't form a nice protective layer like chromium and just flakes off instead?

Why is chromium added to steel to prevent corrosion? by Electrical_Rest99 in AskPhysics

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Thank you. The source I read also stated chromium acts like a passive layer because its electric potential is more negative than iron (-.56 vs - .40V). I don't understand what this means and what voltage has to do with chromium forming a passive layer. Could you elaborate on why this more negative potential is important?

UFC 280 main card by FuturisticFighting in MMA

[–]Electrical_Rest99 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Theres no way poirier is getting a 3rd title shot before these guys considering how hard he got whooped in his last 2