@Sonifyed Yeah, I agree with the other points. The temperature and ionic strength don't change as rapidly as the pressure, so they will likely persist.
Does the ionic content negatively affect the CO2 content because it encourages bubble formation through nucleation?
@Sonifyed Loved the talk!
Just a thought though: Will the additional CO2 dissolved in the liquid from the extra time you leave the bottle attached not simply exsolve and degas when you depressurise the container to drink it?
@L_atomedesavoie@DrKieranWood@NCNRobotics@UOBFlightLab Just in case you haven't already come across the data, a recent publication outlining the initial results from our monitoring can be found at:
https://t.co/cH3opj7TiJ
More will follow in the coming months!
FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT: Ten years after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident: Impacts of environmental radioactivity & advances in radioecology. 22-26 June 2021, Paruse Iizaka, Fukushima, Japan. See: https://t.co/wvatEE11jI
I am sad to say that I recently discovered an error in the code used to process our radiation measurements in Chernobyl. This has since been corrected and a corrigendum has been published on the original article. Please see the following link. https://t.co/65j7OFuHew
I can only apologise for the error, which was my own and was merely a typo in the code. I do feel however that it is important that these errors are made public in the interest of scientific integrity. If you already downloaded the article, please download it again.
New Research: Radiological Mapping of Post-Disaster Nuclear Environments Using Fixed-Wing Unmanned Aerial Systems: A Study From Chornobyl: In the immediate aftermath following a large-scale release of radioactive material into theโฆ https://t.co/N1RFnazLYj #Robotics#AI
NEW PAPER! - Using fixed-wing (aeroplane-style) #drones to update current knowledge of radiation hazard within the #chernobyl exclusion zone. See the novel system and methods used to create the maps. More to follow in the coming months! (Open Access) https://t.co/Muk6VBV8rl