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I am working on a project to measure the stress in metals so I am looking for a variable that changes directly with stress. I noticed that when hitting a...
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1 answerI've recently been getting into special relativity by myself. I noted something interesting: We know that the factor by which time dilates and lengths contract is the Lorentz factor ...
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4 answerI'm working with the following book “Interfacial Electrochemistry” (2nd Edition) written by Wolfgang Schmickler and Elizabeth Santos and I'm trying to understand the process described in section "Absolute electrode potential"....
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1 answerI have read somewhere (several times in different places, and can't find this now) that for a classical EM wave (or an approximation thereof) number of photons is not defined....
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4 answerI am new to the world of electricity and magnetism. And still learning the basics of it. As I was studying about transfer of electrons I got the following doubts...
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1 answerIn Heisenberg representation we have:$$frac{d}{dt}A_H(t)=frac{1}{ihbar}left[A_H(t),H_H(t)right]+frac{partial A_H(t)}{partial t} (1)$$where I use the subscript $H$ to make as explicit as possible...
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1 answerWhat happens to heat waste produced by energy generation on earth that must be there according to the laws of thermodynamics? So, it never dissipates and remains on earth?...
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4 answerAn 8.3 EER 1200 W air conditioner will move 10000 BTU of heat per hour. 1 BTU is 1055 J of heat. Per second this is moving 2930 W...
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1 answerMany sources I've seen have alluded to:An exciton can form when a material absorbs a photon of higher energy than its bandgapI looked at absorption enhancing effects of excitons, and...
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1 answerWater (and other substances) can exist in many distinct solid phases (with different crystallic micro-structure), but only in two fluid phases - liquid and gaseous, in which the molecules are...
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