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Undergrad Electric field between 2 plates
Finished high school, no college (19). I was studying Coloumb's law, electric flux and so on, and i stumbled upon that formula. Just wanted to know why the formula valid. That link, with gauss law, it may help me prove myself, just need to crunch the numbers.- staetualex
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Undergrad Electric field between 2 plates
Yeah, sorry, one plate comes with sigma/2epsilon0, another comes with sigma/2epsilon0, add them together and we get sigma/epsilon0. Anyone wants to share why is the electric field sigma/2epsilon0?- staetualex
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Learn Calculus Basics: Videos for Beginners
You can try on youtube, khan academy, easy to learn!- staetualex
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Undergrad Electric field between 2 plates
Why electric field between 2 charged plates is sigma(surface charge density)/(2epsilonO) permitivity of free space?- staetualex
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- Electric Electric field Field Plates
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Undergrad Electron Movement: Helium Model Explained
Good to know there are supporting people around here. Thanks frandango!- staetualex
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Electron Movement: Helium Model Explained
Well, i like running. I would just want some explanations about those things(that bohr model). Can't a guy from here post some kind of "qm in 3 easy steps" or "Qm for noobs in 10 minutes" video clip on youtube? main thing, i am interested on why electrons spin around the nucleus. what is...- staetualex
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Electron Movement: Helium Model Explained
I chose the helium because inside hidrogen, the repulsion force between electrons don't exist. Ok, someone here can explain this trowing some quantum physics terms. Don't forget, act as i am a chimpanzee and i understand only simple things. Thanks!- staetualex
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Electron Movement: Helium Model Explained
Already tried that, but somehow, wikipedia thinks that only scientists are reading that. Of some reason, my brain can't read those symbols, many times confusing me more. I guess here is someone that can explain this things for monkeys too.- staetualex
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Electron Movement: Helium Model Explained
Yeah, i guess so. So, it's called Bor model, good to know.- staetualex
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Electron Movement: Helium Model Explained
Hello! Anyone out there that can explain the helium model? Movement of electrons, forces, speed, etc? In an non excited atom.- staetualex
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- Electron Movement
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Dipole Electric Field Drop: Understanding 1/r^3 Decay
well, dipole have 2 charges equal but opposite. if i am far away, and i am a proton, i feel the force of a charge pushing me with a force equal x, but i also feel a force attracting me also of x magnitude. but the dipole's formula states that i should feel q1 x q2 x k divided by distance cubed...- staetualex
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Undergrad Dipole Electric Field Drop: Understanding 1/r^3 Decay
Hy, i am back with my annoying questions about this and that. Could everyone tell me why the frigging dipole have an electric field that drops with 1/r^3? i mean, if i am far away , i should feel no electric field, you know, q2 = -q1 , so they cancel, but i feel (q1 q2 k)/r^3.What the HECK?- staetualex
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- Dipole Field Hello
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High School Why Does the Acceleration Formula Work?
well, i know, i was just predicting my future, in case i mechanically learn the formulas, not knowing the principle it works. I may forgot them, or scramble the terms involved. Others who gave a reply on post, thank you, you helped me to understand better the Schrödinger equation proof. Phase...- staetualex
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Why Does the Acceleration Formula Work?
Hy folks! I am new in here.Anyone can give a basic intuition about why the acceleration formula actually works? I mean, my brain is not capable to "nerd-ize" formulas, i either forgot them , i either on a test write the coulomb formula something like (q1 q2 r^2)/2pi eps0. I am shure if i...- staetualex
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- Acceleration
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- Forum: Mechanics