Each system produces about 25 kw which is enough to power about 10 homes.
Varje system producerar ungefär 25 kW, vilket är tillräckligt för att driva ungefär 10 hem.
Source: BBC documentary "The Mystery of the Sun"So the formula for Kw becomes simply the hydronium ion concentration times the hydroxide concentration.
Så formeln för Kw blir helt enkelt hydroniumjonkoncentrationen gånger hydroxidjonkoncentrationen.
Source: Crash Course Comprehensive EditionBut we can also use the Kw and the hydronium ion concentration to do a very simple division problem and find the hydroxide concentration.
Men vi kan också använda Kw och hydroniumjonkoncentrationen för att göra ett mycket enkelt divisionsproblem och hitta hydroxidjonkoncentrationen.
Source: Crash Course Comprehensive EditionFor instance, words like quit, question, quarter, etc, were pronounced with the familiar " kw" sound in Anglo-Norman (and, subsequently, English) rather than the " k" sound of Parisian French.
Till exempel uttalades ord som quit, question, quarter, etc., med det välbekanta "kw"-ljudet på Anglo-Norman (och senare, engelska) snarare än "k"-ljudet i parisisk franska.
Source: Illustrated History of English (Part 2)Each system produces about 25 kw which is enough to power about 10 homes.
Varje system producerar ungefär 25 kW, vilket är tillräckligt för att driva ungefär 10 hem.
Source: BBC documentary "The Mystery of the Sun"So the formula for Kw becomes simply the hydronium ion concentration times the hydroxide concentration.
Så formeln för Kw blir helt enkelt hydroniumjonkoncentrationen gånger hydroxidjonkoncentrationen.
Source: Crash Course Comprehensive EditionBut we can also use the Kw and the hydronium ion concentration to do a very simple division problem and find the hydroxide concentration.
Men vi kan också använda Kw och hydroniumjonkoncentrationen för att göra ett mycket enkelt divisionsproblem och hitta hydroxidjonkoncentrationen.
Source: Crash Course Comprehensive EditionFor instance, words like quit, question, quarter, etc, were pronounced with the familiar " kw" sound in Anglo-Norman (and, subsequently, English) rather than the " k" sound of Parisian French.
Till exempel uttalades ord som quit, question, quarter, etc., med det välbekanta "kw"-ljudet på Anglo-Norman (och senare, engelska) snarare än "k"-ljudet i parisisk franska.
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