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<p>141.158.214.163: +ROF +how build, clarified therory</p> <hr /> <div>A '''cloud chamber [[BB machine gun]]''', or BBMG, works by blowing air up through a mass of BBs (BBs are small plastic or metal balls). This makes a &quot;cloud&quot; of BBs inside the chamber in which the BBs move around at random, and ocasionaly get near enough to the entrance to the barrel to be sucked in.<br /> <br /> The acctualy cloud chamber is typicaly built within a short length of small diameter pipe, such as a couple inch segment of 1.25&quot; sch 40 pipe. More detailed descriptions can be found [http://forums.spudtech.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=11115 here]<br /> However, cloud chamber launchers [http://forums.spudtech.com/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=true&amp;TOPIC_ID=8085&amp;SearchTerms=marble have been built] to accept ammo up to 3/4&quot; projectiles.<br /> <br /> A cloud chamber BBMG typicaly gets rates of fire of about 50 projectiles per second, which is at least as good as the [vortex block] style of construction.</div>

141.158.214.163 https://spudfiles.com/spud_wiki/index.php?title=Talk:Stoichiometry&diff=2047 2005-12-29T05:50:34Z

<p>141.158.214.51: </p> <hr /> <div>Is this an okay format for presenting calculations, or should there be more/less info, or ordered in a different way? I tried to make an explanation of how everything is done so someone not familiar with the calculations involved can get to understand how the formula is derived and works, as well as providing a short answer for those just looking for the hard math. I'm interested to know if someone has problems understanding something in the article, so that it can be improved upon. --GalFisk 19 October 2005 05:28 (CDT)<br /> <br /> <br /> I think including the actual chemical formulas (both a generic example of a hydrocarbon combustion, and the specific propane reaction) would help, mainly to clarify the concept of balancing the equation.--Wesman987 19 October 2005 11:18 (CDT)<br /> <br /> Edited according to suggestions. Any further comments welcome. If anybody has something concrete to add/remove/change/fix, just go ahead and do it. It's easy :) --GalFisk 19 October 2005 13:12 (CDT)<br /> <br /> Some of the information here could be moved/duplicated to combustion process. --GalFisk 25 October 2005 08:04 (CDT)hi</div>

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