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The unit of viscosity , the poise ( P ) , is defined by Equation ( 1-48 ) with all
quantities in cgs units , so that a liquid of unit viscosity requires a force of 1 dyn to
cause two parallel planes of 1 cm2 area 1 cm apart in the liquid to slide past one
...
The unit of viscosity , the poise ( P ) , is defined by Equation ( 1-48 ) with all
quantities in cgs units , so that a liquid of unit viscosity requires a force of 1 dyn to
cause two parallel planes of 1 cm2 area 1 cm apart in the liquid to slide past one
...
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In some elemental solids , individual atoms are the basic units of which the solid
is formed . ... and negative ions , held very tightly by electrostatic forces , but with
no unit corresponding to a single " molecule ” distinguishable in the crystal .
In some elemental solids , individual atoms are the basic units of which the solid
is formed . ... and negative ions , held very tightly by electrostatic forces , but with
no unit corresponding to a single " molecule ” distinguishable in the crystal .
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This system can exist in various states ; each state will be described by the total
number of units up . ... The number of possibilities is calculated by multiplying the
six different possibilities that can be selected for the first unit to be down by the ...
This system can exist in various states ; each state will be described by the total
number of units up . ... The number of possibilities is calculated by multiplying the
six different possibilities that can be selected for the first unit to be down by the ...
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1STATES OF MATTER | 1 |
2SOLUTIONS | 51 |
SECOND LAW AND EQUILIBRIUM | 115 |
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