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... shape factor , which is always less than unity since is larger for any other shape of the same volume than for the Stokes ' law sphere . In other words , the frictional ratio meas / sphere is always equal to or greater than unity ...
... shape factor , which is always less than unity since is larger for any other shape of the same volume than for the Stokes ' law sphere . In other words , the frictional ratio meas / sphere is always equal to or greater than unity ...
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... shape . The results for spheres , rods , and coils are shown in Figure 12-17 as a function of h , defined as ( 4π ... shape , and the radius of gyration can be evaluated , without knowledge of the shape : 1 h2 lim P ( 0 ) = 1 + RG2 3 ...
... shape . The results for spheres , rods , and coils are shown in Figure 12-17 as a function of h , defined as ( 4π ... shape , and the radius of gyration can be evaluated , without knowledge of the shape : 1 h2 lim P ( 0 ) = 1 + RG2 3 ...
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... shape of absorption lines and of the quantities called nu- clear relaxation times . In addition , a knowledge of ... shape at any stage in the regions of successive broadening , merging , and nar- rowing , it is possible to calculate the ...
... shape of absorption lines and of the quantities called nu- clear relaxation times . In addition , a knowledge of ... shape at any stage in the regions of successive broadening , merging , and nar- rowing , it is possible to calculate the ...
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