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... force to the area of the sur- face on which the force acts . The dimensions of P are force / area or force / ( length ) 2 . V , the volume , has the dimensions of ( length ) 3 . The product PV then has dimensions of ( force ) ( length ) ...
... force to the area of the sur- face on which the force acts . The dimensions of P are force / area or force / ( length ) 2 . V , the volume , has the dimensions of ( length ) 3 . The product PV then has dimensions of ( force ) ( length ) ...
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... force of attraction directed inward , for there are relatively few molecules above the sur- face to counteract the effect of those below the surface . The inclination to minimize the surface area leads to a result equiva- lent to that ...
... force of attraction directed inward , for there are relatively few molecules above the sur- face to counteract the effect of those below the surface . The inclination to minimize the surface area leads to a result equiva- lent to that ...
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... force in a particula direction , but heat flow leads only to greater disorder of the motions of atoms and molecules . Energy associated with matter can be classified - according to the manner in which it is related to the matter - as ...
... force in a particula direction , but heat flow leads only to greater disorder of the motions of atoms and molecules . Energy associated with matter can be classified - according to the manner in which it is related to the matter - as ...
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