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... centimeter , n is the number of atoms or molecules per cubic centimeter , T is the absolute temperature , and k , which is known as the Boltzmann constant , has the numerical value 1.37 X 10-16 erg per degree per molecule . The ...
... centimeter , n is the number of atoms or molecules per cubic centimeter , T is the absolute temperature , and k , which is known as the Boltzmann constant , has the numerical value 1.37 X 10-16 erg per degree per molecule . The ...
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... centimeter per dyne per square centimeter and the elastic constant is 7.85 X 1011 dynes per square centimeter the charge q ' in coulombs per square meter for a displacement x is given by q ' 0.167x / t . The charge on one side of the ...
... centimeter per dyne per square centimeter and the elastic constant is 7.85 X 1011 dynes per square centimeter the charge q ' in coulombs per square meter for a displacement x is given by q ' 0.167x / t . The charge on one side of the ...
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... centimeter , is the mean rate of reception of radiant energy from the sun at noon . What is the rms . value of the electric vector in sunlight at the surface of the earth ? What must be its value at the surface of the sun ? ( Sun's ...
... centimeter , is the mean rate of reception of radiant energy from the sun at noon . What is the rms . value of the electric vector in sunlight at the surface of the earth ? What must be its value at the surface of the sun ? ( Sun's ...
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