Do these speed up or slowdown rust? See details:?
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Rust is an oxygenation reaction- \nBleach is a strong oxidizing agent, and thus will cause rust\nPowder bleach won't do anything in the absence of at least some water, because there is no medium for the reaction to occure\nAbsolutely pure water without dissolved oxygen will not speed rust, but it always has dissoved oxygen, and thus acts as a faster medium than air to speed rust\nMineral lime in water is a fast ruster\nVinegar is a reducing agent, and will prevent rust, but it'll eat the iron away.
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Sounds like your processor is fast enough already to run anything you have for software. I would suggest against overclocking as it will put undue heat on your processor chip. If you do overclock it you wont see much if any change in how your system runs. Ya really wanna take the chance and burn that chip up? If you want to see better performance invest in some more ram sam...
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you can remove the prefetch files when you think that the system has been running slow !\n\nthere is no harm whatsoever in removing these files. the system will recreate them as required. \n\ni do it always, it keeps the system running smooth.\n\njust don't do it too often.
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Chromium has been added, so it is less likely to rust (thus "stainless")
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I would suggest to not use a third party defragmenter on windows. Try running error-checking first BEFORE you run defrag. Error Checker will help clear a path for a smoother defrag.
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they will rust. metal does that when it gets cold have water on it.
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There are a vast number of water soluble corrosion inhibitors.\n\nAt the simple end of the scale - Sodium nitrite, sodium tolytriazole, zinc phosphate, borates, molybdates, vanadates and chromates all inhibit rust.\n\nThere are also proprietary organic compounds (some phosphate esters, ethanolamides, etc) also inhibit rust.\n\nIt all depends on whether you want the inhibition to be short lived or long lived (nothing is "permanent") and whether the inhibition is an "in use" inhibitor (like, say, a corrosion inhibitor in cooling water) or "static" (like phosphate "rust converters" used prior to painting.
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Quick clean would be the best in this case, because defrag will not of much effect in this specific case, and defrag takes a lot of time.
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If you do not populate the list with DOM and have all elements be static (generated by a server side program, perhaps), the rendering time should be slowest.\n\nIE is not very good at rendering complex or big things.
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I wouldn't worry about an extra if eating up any extra CPU's.  Believe me, the difference would be negligible...\n\nIf you really want to speed up your code, do this:\nint x = 0;\nfor ( ; x < 6; x++ ) {\ndoWork();\n}\n\nx++;\nfor ( ; x < 10; x++ ) {\ndoWork();\n}\n\nthat's about as fast as it gets.  It's more code bloat, but it does prevent the extra if().
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MSDS of rustripper\n\nhttp://msds.ogden.disa.mil/msds/owa/web_msds.display?imsdsnr=198627
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I received a message regarding a java update about 10mins ago.\nMy version is now updated.\nI don't know if this will affect you but do a software update for java anyway.\nIt must cure some current issues.\n\nhttp://www.java.com/en/\n\n.
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Buy a metal polish, and use it to remove the rust.
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If the reaction goes to fast, i.e.the blue colour appears instantly, you can slow it down by adding more thiosulfate to the solution.\n\nI hope that helped, because otherwise the meaning of your question wasn't very clear to me.
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It is chemical change. The material ( generally metal) gets oxidised when left in air and this is termed as rust.
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be sure to defrag your hard drive. when you install more that a few programs its always a good idea to do so. May increase your performance speed. also do a registry clean up
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As the above answerer states, you don't need to - titanium won't rust; rather it develops a protective, inert oxide layer in air, just like aluminum has it's protective  inert oxide layer - Al2O3.\nIron and steel rust/oxidize in air and it can prevented by giving a coating of zinc, chromium, or magnesium on it.