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... Figure 8-7 shows the situa- tion at two different directions in which the observer could be located : In Figure 8-7a the observer sees the rays from the two sources as being in phase with one another and there is an intensity maximum ...
... Figure 8-7 shows the situa- tion at two different directions in which the observer could be located : In Figure 8-7a the observer sees the rays from the two sources as being in phase with one another and there is an intensity maximum ...
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... Figure 12-12 . The boundaries of various materials separate as the materials sedi- ment with differing velocities . As illustrated in the figure , blood serum from humans with certain diseases , such as nephritis , shows charac ...
... Figure 12-12 . The boundaries of various materials separate as the materials sedi- ment with differing velocities . As illustrated in the figure , blood serum from humans with certain diseases , such as nephritis , shows charac ...
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... Figure 13-8 , contain doublets for the fluorine in position 5 and the hydrogen in position 6. These nuclei are spin - spin coupled to one another , and Figure 13-8 NMR spectra of 5 - fluorouracil . The proton spectrum shows , from left ...
... Figure 13-8 , contain doublets for the fluorine in position 5 and the hydrogen in position 6. These nuclei are spin - spin coupled to one another , and Figure 13-8 NMR spectra of 5 - fluorouracil . The proton spectrum shows , from left ...
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