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| Zero999:
--- Quote from: SiliconWizard on March 16, 2022, 08:49:43 pm --- --- Quote from: IanB on March 16, 2022, 08:31:27 pm --- --- Quote from: Zero999 on March 16, 2022, 07:19:53 pm ---Read my post again. :palm: --- End quote --- Reading your post again doesn't change anything that I can see. The UK is formally NOT part of the EU (Brexit happened, yes?) --- End quote --- I'm sure this was just a slip. (Freudian slip? ;D ) And that said, the fact the UK is not in the EU any more doesn't change much when it comes to the impact of the current conflict on them. --- End quote --- Just me miswording it, someone correcting it and me being blind to my own error. Even when I reread it. I still read what I meant to have written, rather than what was there. :palm:I'm sure there's a name to this phenomenon, which isn't unique to me. Of course I can now see, I implied the EU used to be part of the UK, when of course the opposite was true. |
| IanB:
--- Quote from: Zero999 on March 16, 2022, 09:01:47 am ---Which is part of the UK, formally part of the EU. --- End quote --- --- Quote from: Zero999 on March 18, 2022, 01:59:58 pm ---Just me miswording it, someone correcting it and me being blind to my own error. Even when I reread it. I still read what I meant to have written, rather than what was there. :palm:I'm sure there's a name to this phenomenon, which isn't unique to me. Of course I can now see, I implied the EU used to be part of the UK, when of course the opposite was true. --- End quote --- Not to belabour the point, but the difference was between the use of formally (officially), and formerly (in the past) :) "The UK is formally (officially) part of the EU." -- no longer true "The UK was formerly (previously) part of the EU." -- currently true |
| Gyro:
Luckily, as far as I'm aware, we don't have any Neon production facilities, so we can safely be ignored. :D EDIT: Actually, not true, BOC sells it... https://www.boconline.co.uk/en/products-and-supply/speciality-gas/pure-gases/neon/neon.html |
| G7PSK:
Is that $1 a litre for gas compressed to how many bar or as liquid or at atmospheric pressure asthis would make a vast difference to cos a dollar a litre for liquid would be cheap considering the energy inputs required. |
| SeanB:
--- Quote from: G7PSK on March 19, 2022, 03:47:10 pm ---Is that $1 a litre for gas compressed to how many bar or as liquid or at atmospheric pressure asthis would make a vast difference to cos a dollar a litre for liquid would be cheap considering the energy inputs required. --- End quote --- STP Standard Temperature and Pressure, so for gas at 1 atmosphere, at 25C, so when fully expanded to atmospheric pressure, not a compressed gas. |
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