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... factor , for the tem- perature difference measures a driving force or a difference in level of potential ; the heat capacity is the corresponding capacity factor . Common units for these factors for various sorts of energy are shown in ...
... factor , for the tem- perature difference measures a driving force or a difference in level of potential ; the heat capacity is the corresponding capacity factor . Common units for these factors for various sorts of energy are shown in ...
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... factor entering in the same way in both dynamic processes . Example : A sample with a density of 2.831 is suspended in water at 5 ° C . The ratio of concentrations is found to be 1.72 at 10.10 cm from the axis of the centrifuge to 1.00 ...
... factor entering in the same way in both dynamic processes . Example : A sample with a density of 2.831 is suspended in water at 5 ° C . The ratio of concentrations is found to be 1.72 at 10.10 cm from the axis of the centrifuge to 1.00 ...
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... factor in Equation ( 12-38 ) . Those in any other direction are seen with reduced amplitude corresponding to their ... factor varies as cos 0 ; since the energy of a wave depends on the square of the amplitude , the angular factor in the ...
... factor in Equation ( 12-38 ) . Those in any other direction are seen with reduced amplitude corresponding to their ... factor varies as cos 0 ; since the energy of a wave depends on the square of the amplitude , the angular factor in the ...
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