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High School Radioactive Decay: What Causes It?
what causes radioactive decay i mean i know throw decay could turn unstable to stable atom. But what cause it unstable?- steve oliver
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- Decay Radioactive Radioactive decay
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Undergrad Change of state and potential energy
A book said that the PE of molecules increase during melting of ice but shouldn't it be decrease since the distance between molecules increase ?Isnt the force between the molecules determine the PE?- steve oliver
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- Change Energy Potential Potential energy State
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School What is the relationship between electric potential and potential difference?
what is electric potential?and what is the difference between electric potential and potential difference?- steve oliver
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- Difference Electric Electric potential Electric potential difference Potential Potential difference
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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High School Why Do Flames Contain Electrons and Ions?
thank you- steve oliver
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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High School Why Do Flames Contain Electrons and Ions?
why would a flame contain electrons and ions??- steve oliver
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- Electrons Ion
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Undergrad Power of Transformer: Primary & Secondary Light Bulb
then what if the light bulb in primary coil is connected with the light bulb in secondary coil. i mean they are in the same circuit.- steve oliver
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Power of Transformer: Primary & Secondary Light Bulb
But shouldn't iy have double current that of ix?- steve oliver
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Power of Transformer: Primary & Secondary Light Bulb
Then in the following question how should i calculate. Two identical light bubls x and y are connected respectively to the primary and secondary coils of an ideal step downtransformer.The turn ratio of the transformer is 2:1.Calculate the power dissipated in x and y. method 1: i^2r x:y=1:4...- steve oliver
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Power of Transformer: Primary & Secondary Light Bulb
i get it now thank you- steve oliver
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Does a Step-Up Transformer Really Increase Light Bulb Brightness?
then what makes the bulb connected to a step up transformer become brighter- steve oliver
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Does a Step-Up Transformer Really Increase Light Bulb Brightness?
theroteically using transformers can't create power then why a light bulb connected with a step up transformer can become brighter- steve oliver
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- Power Transformer
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Power of Transformer: Primary & Secondary Light Bulb
when i compare the brightness of the light bulb in the primary transformer and the secondary transformer (step up transformer) the secondary light bulb is brighter . teacher say because of v^2/r after step up the v increase and so the power. however if i use i^2r after step up i decrease power...- steve oliver
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- Power Transformer
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- Forum: Mechanics