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Page 105
... definition of ( as the average of the true potential ) inconvenient , if we wish to take inhomogeneous conductors into consideration . It is natural to redefine the potential as + Sole , and we shall write this henceforward as & simply ...
... definition of ( as the average of the true potential ) inconvenient , if we wish to take inhomogeneous conductors into consideration . It is natural to redefine the potential as + Sole , and we shall write this henceforward as & simply ...
Page 110
... define as the derivative of the thermodynamic potential of unit mass of the solution with respect to its ... definition is ( cf. the second footnote to §25 ) = ( a / ap ) c , where is the thermodynamic potential and p the sum ...
... define as the derivative of the thermodynamic potential of unit mass of the solution with respect to its ... definition is ( cf. the second footnote to §25 ) = ( a / ap ) c , where is the thermodynamic potential and p the sum ...
Page 349
... definition of the " ionisa- tion energy " , which is here represented by ħw . The mean ( with respect to the electrons ) ionisation energy of an atom is usually almost independent of its interaction with other atoms , being determined ...
... definition of the " ionisa- tion energy " , which is here represented by ħw . The mean ( with respect to the electrons ) ionisation energy of an atom is usually almost independent of its interaction with other atoms , being determined ...
Contents
ELECTROSTATICS OF CONDUCTORS 1 The electrostatic field of conductors | 1 |
2 The energy of the electrostatic field of conductors | 3 |
3 Methods of solving problems in electrostatics | 9 |
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