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... flux density of the electrolyte resulting from this motion is pcv , where v is the velocity and p the density of the solution . The electrolyte is also transported by molecular diffusion . We denote the diffusion flux density by i , so ...
... flux density of the electrolyte resulting from this motion is pcv , where v is the velocity and p the density of the solution . The electrolyte is also transported by molecular diffusion . We denote the diffusion flux density by i , so ...
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... flux of the magnetic induction or magnetic flux through the circuit of the ath current . We denote this flux by Da . Then F = 1 2c ΣJava . ( 32.13 ) Similarly , the free energy F of a linear current J in an external magnetic field ...
... flux of the magnetic induction or magnetic flux through the circuit of the ath current . We denote this flux by Da . Then F = 1 2c ΣJava . ( 32.13 ) Similarly , the free energy F of a linear current J in an external magnetic field ...
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... flux through the surface C. Comparing this with the definition of the self - inductance , we have JO / 2c = LJ2 / 2c2 , which gives ( 42.4 ) . If the ring is in an external magnetic field , the total magnetic flux is composed of the flux ...
... flux through the surface C. Comparing this with the definition of the self - inductance , we have JO / 2c = LJ2 / 2c2 , which gives ( 42.4 ) . If the ring is in an external magnetic field , the total magnetic flux is composed of the flux ...
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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