In X-ray diffraction, during the experiment a X-ray beam will create an incident and diffracted beam, but what exactly is the virtual source? I may be mistaken but isn't the source the incident beam, in the attached image, it seems to suggest otherwise?
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Well viscosity increases with an increase in pressure. Based on the equation for kinematic viscosity, kviscosity=viscosity/density, if viscosity and pressure are both increasing, shouldn't the kinematic viscosity be increasing as well?
OK got it, pretty simple. Re for...
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EXAMPLE 7.1
Air at a pressure of 6kN/m2 and a temperature of 300C flows with a velocity of 10m/s over a flat plate 0.5m long. Estimate the cooling rate per unit width of the plate needed to maintain it at a surface temperature of...
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3 log (base5) 2 - (1/2)log (base5) 9
how would someone come to work this out
i know that you are suppose to divide the 2nd part by the 1st
but I am not sure where does the coefficients come in
would that mean you multpily the coefficients