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Direction of minimum of intensity ( b ) Direction of maximum of intensity ( a )
Figure 8-7 Constructive ( a ) and destructive ( b ) interference in wave trains sent
out by two neighboring sources in different directions . sum of the amplitudes of
the ...
Direction of minimum of intensity ( b ) Direction of maximum of intensity ( a )
Figure 8-7 Constructive ( a ) and destructive ( b ) interference in wave trains sent
out by two neighboring sources in different directions . sum of the amplitudes of
the ...
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POTENTIAL ENERGY FUNCTIONS OF REAL MOLECULES As discussed above
for the experimental potential energy curve in Figure 9-13 , the vibrations of a real
molecule deviate slightly from exact harmonic behavior . The average ...
POTENTIAL ENERGY FUNCTIONS OF REAL MOLECULES As discussed above
for the experimental potential energy curve in Figure 9-13 , the vibrations of a real
molecule deviate slightly from exact harmonic behavior . The average ...
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Figure 12-11 is a schematic representation of a sedimentation pattern . The
ordinate is the refractive index gradient , and the peak corresponds to the upper
boundary of the solute . For a well - behaved macromolecular system , the area
under ...
Figure 12-11 is a schematic representation of a sedimentation pattern . The
ordinate is the refractive index gradient , and the peak corresponds to the upper
boundary of the solute . For a well - behaved macromolecular system , the area
under ...
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