2. How would I support, mathematically, that the addition of more sucrose will lower the vapor pressure of a solution?
Please and thank you! I’m desperate…

and a solution. A problem as in something that would happen normally in real life situations.

I have developed a java based web application using struts, tomcat, mysql etc. I want to host all of these on a server (OS platform should not matter since it is all Java and mysql) that runs in some reliable data center. I want to get the benefit of all the managed services (they take backups etc right) but have my own server for dealing with the user-load and also that the Java apps dont run nicely on shared hosted systems (and they will not have all the tools and libraries we use). I am looking to see if there is any data center in India as well that has proven connectivity. Whatsoever information on this topic is much appreciated. Read the rest of this entry

A solution containing 12.0 % sodium hydroxide by mass in water has a density of 1.131g/ml.

I am using Flash to create a form application where people can select up to 4 querying options (using comboboxes), hit a submit button and retrieve data from an XML file based on their selections. The data they receive becomes a list of titles linked to corresponding PDFs that are located on a CD. All of this will eventually be on a CD, hence the reason for Flash and not PHP or something web-based. Because of usability reasons I am pretty limited in my options, but I am having such a frustrating time with Flash because of the size of the XML file and other factors (mainly I don’t agree with actionscript for this kind of project).
Does anyone know of a better way or have any suggestions? VB? AJAX? C? At this point, I don’t really care what language, but if someone has done anything similar and thinks they might have a better solution than Flash, please let me know.
Thanks,
Jen