Encyclopedia of Physical Science and Technology, Volume 2Academic Press, 1992 - Physical sciences |
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Page 226
... curve up- ward . After sunset there is often radiation cooling of the ground , which produces cooler air near the surface . In summer under clear skies , such temperature inversions begin to form about 2 hours after sunset , when they ...
... curve up- ward . After sunset there is often radiation cooling of the ground , which produces cooler air near the surface . In summer under clear skies , such temperature inversions begin to form about 2 hours after sunset , when they ...
Page 361
... curves for atomic emission spec- trometry . ( a ) Typical calibration curve obtained in atomic emission spectrometry . ( b ) The calibration curve obtained for an easily ionized element in atomic emission spectrometry . mL range . At ...
... curves for atomic emission spec- trometry . ( a ) Typical calibration curve obtained in atomic emission spectrometry . ( b ) The calibration curve obtained for an easily ionized element in atomic emission spectrometry . mL range . At ...
Page 505
... curve , variety of shapes and sizes , output capacity decreases as the drain rate increases , reduced perfor- mance at low temperatures Sloping discharge curve better than Leclanche in low - temperature performance and service capacity ...
... curve , variety of shapes and sizes , output capacity decreases as the drain rate increases , reduced perfor- mance at low temperatures Sloping discharge curve better than Leclanche in low - temperature performance and service capacity ...
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