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Why it do it like that?
molecules be getting freaky with it fr fr
And that’s at fixed pressure, otherwise the graph turns 3D and whoever has to format it starts looking longingly at the window
And then we have fluids with multiple substances and you might need higher dimensions
Imagine this, but with a sample set that can’t be easily replicated and no one believes that you didn’t doctor them somehow. Not fun.
Is this what the audiophiles call “w shaped?”
This is what audiophiles call “wtf is this FR curve.”
Does the fr curve just reply back with: bonjour?
No, it replies with tinnitus-inducing screeches :)
That’s a phase diagram, there’s probably lots of cool things going on in the solid state below that line. Probably different ratio solids at each peak. 1:4 3:2 etc. The % are goofy because it is reported by weight but behaves based on count.
I would only trust the 0%…
