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... rotation of the body . The change in energy in such a rotation is related to K by 8 % = −K.84 , d ↓ being the angle of the rota- tion . A rotation through an angle d in a uniform field is equivalent to a rotation of the field through ...
... rotation of the body . The change in energy in such a rotation is related to K by 8 % = −K.84 , d ↓ being the angle of the rota- tion . A rotation through an angle d in a uniform field is equivalent to a rotation of the field through ...
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... rotated . The angle of rotation per unit path length of the ray is wf / 2c . The sign of the constant g , and therefore the direction of rotation , are opposite for the two stereoisomers , and we therefore speak of dextrorotatory and ...
... rotated . The angle of rotation per unit path length of the ray is wf / 2c . The sign of the constant g , and therefore the direction of rotation , are opposite for the two stereoisomers , and we therefore speak of dextrorotatory and ...
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... rotation about it . Let p ( 4 ) be the angular distribution of the incident radiation intensity , normalised by the ... rotation method ) in X - ray analysis . The rotation referred to is that of the crystal about 1 , not that of the ...
... rotation about it . Let p ( 4 ) be the angular distribution of the incident radiation intensity , normalised by the ... rotation method ) in X - ray analysis . The rotation referred to is that of the crystal about 1 , not that of the ...
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3 Methods of solving problems in electrostatics | 9 |
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