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Induced EMF in metal loop near RC circuit
Homework Statement (Challenge Problem 80, Ch33) A rectangular metal loop with 0.050 ohms resistance is placed next to one wire of the RC circuit shown in the below figure. The capacitor is charged to 20 V with the polarity shown, then the switch is closed at t = 0s...- neemer
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- Circuit Emf Induced Induced emf Loop Rc Rc circuit
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Why does shiny metal get so hot in the sun
I have tools that are made of metal and very reflective and shiny. If shiny objects reflect light waves, how is it that my tools get too hot to touch if I leave them in the sun (in the summer months)? Are the tools absorbing other forms of EM radiation?- rds-s
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- Hot Sun The sun
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Metal packing structure and curved space
In flat space the atoms in a metal have regular packing structures. A slight curvature of space would mean this wasn't geometrically possible. As a consequence do we expect metals to have a significantly lower density with a slight curvature of space? Obviously, this doesn't just apply to... -
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Metal bar on rails, induced emf
A metal bar with length L, mass m, and resistance R is placed on frictionless metal rails that are inclined at an angle α above the horizontal. The top end of the rails are connected with a conducting wire. The resistance of the rails and wire are negligible. The rails are embedded in a uniform...- subzero0137
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- Emf Induced Induced emf
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Charge Distribution on Metal Sheet
Homework Statement There are two big, same size, uncharged metal sheets in the same plane, lying parallel and very close to each other. The sheets are connected through a piece of wire, and then a pointlike charge Q is placed next to them as shown in the figure. What will the amount of charge...- Saitama
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- Charge
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Measuring temperature in a metal bar
Good day ! I am trying to read a temperature on a heated cylindrical metal (steel) bar (about 15 mm in diameter) using a pyrometer. However I cannot measure the temperature on this bar. The bar has a rather dim shine on it and I think it affects the reading. Also, maybe because it has a small...- bogdan.blidaru
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- Measuring Temperature
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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What is the unknown metal? (specific heat problems)
Homework Statement Determine the specific heat of the unknown metal in the trial. This is for a lab, when we put a 167.10 g piece of an unknown metal into a Styrofoam cup that had 107.93g of water in it. Recorded the temperature of the water every 30 seconds until it was the same for two...- Ritzycat
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- Heat
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Electric Potential inbetween Conducting Metal Ball and Thick Shell
Homework Statement A conducting metal ball of radius 2m with a charge of 3μC is surrounded by a concentric spherical shell of inner radius 4m and outer radius of 5m with a total charge of 4μC. Determine the electric potential in volts between the ball and shell at a radius of 3m...- Gwozdzilla
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- Ball Conducting Electric Electric potential Potential Shell
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Data for metal oxides on complex refractive index in the infrared
I want to use the ray tracing software ZEMAX to calculate reflection and absorption using thin metal oxide coatings on for example plastic materials. For this I need is the real and imaginary part of the refractive index in the wavelength region 1-10 micrometer for the metal oxides ZnO, ITO...- M_1
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- Complex Data Index Infrared Refractive index
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Photoelectric effect and a metal plate
First of all, Hi we haven't even learned the E = ((hc)/λ) in the physics class but we have this question on our test-exam and I hope that it's fairly easy: Homework Statement A metal plate is shone upon with a monochromatic light. When the wave-length is 550 nm a photo-electric effect is...- Bindle
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- Photoelectric Photoelectric effect Plate
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Does metal powder in water disperse when water is being charged?
Does metal powder in water disperse when water is being electrically charged? I think that it might not disperse since water is also charged, the repulsion of water molecule will force it back making net repulsion equal to zero. Am I correct? Thanks for answering. Here is the diagram that I...- kevin_tee
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- Charged Powder Water
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Electric field of a spherical metal shell
Homework Statement A spherical metal shell has charge per unit area sigma and radius R. What is the magnitude of the electric field at a distance x from the surface of the sphere? You may include only these variables in your formula: sigma, R, epsilon_0, x Homework Equations...- baker265
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- Electric Electric field Field Shell Spherical
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate the final temperature of the metal.
24.100kg of copper at 33.000 degrees Celsius receives 310.000 kJ of heat. Calculate the final temperature of the metal. Homework Equations Q=mc(t2-t1) The Attempt at a Solution I solved the equation for T1 T1=c*m*Q-T2 / C*m The answer however seems really small and...- bad at math gu
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- Final Final temperature Temperature
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Bug on a hinged square metal frame
Homework Statement A square metal frame in the vertical plane is hinged at O at its centre as shown in the figure. A bug moves along the rod PN which is at a distance ##l## from the hinge, such that the whole frame is always stationary, even though the frame is free to rotate in the vertical...- Saitama
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- Bug Frame Square
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Inductive Power Transfer across a metal
Hi folks, This is probably a fairly basic question with a fairly easy answer. I was wondering if you could use the concept of inductive power transfer using a copper coil on each side of a metal barrier? If that metal barrier was a non-magnetic alloy. I have attached 2 drawings showing 3...- J_B
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- Power Power transfer
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Phase shift arising from reflections of metal
Dear All, I have a question about the optical properties of light in a metal. I need to solve a problem. Homework Statement a] Why is the phase shift in a metal neither 0 or pi? b] And calculate the phase shift of gold with a wavelength of 514 nm? n_real=0,5 and n_imaginary=1,85...- RemoPhysics
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- Phase Phase shift Shift
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Potential outside charged metal sphere.
Homework Statement Find the potential outside a charged metal sphere (charge Q, radius R) placed in an otherwise uniform electric field E0. Explain clearly where you are setting the zero of potential. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution My only problem here is that I...- -Dragoon-
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- Charged Outside Potential Sphere
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Shear force while bending a metal rod
Homework Statement Let me first add a picture of the experiment and than try to describe my problem: So I have two rods (one with a square profile and the other one with a circle profile) and what I do is I apply some force in the middle. The rod bends under the applied pressure...- skrat
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- Bending Force Rod Shear Shear force
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Photoelectrons ejecting from Cs metal
Homework Statement A small piece of cesium metal (W=1.9eV) is kept at a distance of 20cm from a large metal plate having a charge density of 1.0*10^-9 C m^-2 on the surface facing the cesium piece. A monochromatic light of wavelength 400nm is incident on the cesium piece. Find the minimum and...- utkarshakash
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- Cs Photoelectrons
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Concerning vibration sustain, wire mounted to wood base and metal base
tonequester here. Greetings to ALL. I have posted about acoustic resonance on my last couple of posts, and have been given much good info. I have one more post concerning concerning this topic.. I am going to do an experiment to find out the answer to my query, IF there is no definitive...- tonequester
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- Base Vibration Wire Wood
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Solubility of Metal Hydroxide in Solutions
Homework Statement Of the following solutions, the solubility of calcium hydroxide (s) is least in: 1) 0.4 M calcium chloride 2) 0.2 M barium hydroxide 3) 0.25 M calcium nitrate 4) 0.3 M potassium hydroxide 5) 0.45 M sodium nitrate Homework Equations Either I haven't gotten to...- Qube
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- Solubility
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Why Do Identical Cast Iron Crankshafts Emit Different Pitch Sounds?
Hi there , I have two cast iron crankshafts for an engine I'm building , now even though they are similar in every way , made ofr the same engine etc etc, there is one thing I noticed different and it got my attention , I took a stainless steel screwdriver and hit each one of the cranks at...- Crazymechanic
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- Sound Structure Test
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- Forum: Mechanics
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[ElectroStatics]Question Regarding Charge within a Metal Sphere
Homework Statement I have this question on a practice exam in preparation fora final exam, and I am questioning my solution here: A hollow spherical metal shell has an outer radius equal to 1.5 m and a shell thickness of 0.5 m. A +100 nC point charge is located in the hollow 0.5 m from...- MysteryMan
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- Charge Sphere
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Is Sodium Metal the Reducing Agent in Its Reaction with Water?
Homework Statement When sodium is dropped into water, aqueous sodium hydroxide and hydrogen gas are produced. Which of the following are correct regarding this reaction? 1) Sodium metal is the reducing agent. 2) There are no spectator ions. 3) In the balanced net ionic equation, all...- Qube
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- Reaction Sodium Water
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Metal chassis resistor power dissipation
I need some information on power dissipation of metal chassis resistors. I have 47 ohm, 50W resistors. (digikey part #A102169-ND) I hooked them up to 24V. So current flowing is about 0.51A But the resistors get too damn hot to touch(48-55 deg C, just after a few mins(~5mins). The power...- likephysics
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- Chassis Dissipation Power Power dissipation Resistor
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Finding heat gained by water when hot metal is placed in it.
Homework Statement A 85 gram piece of metal is heated to 98°C and placed into 200mL of water insulated at 20°C. If the equilibrium temperature is 26.50, find the heat gained by the water. Homework Equations 200 mL = 200 g. 85 g x 98 degrees celsius x specific heat of metal = 200 g x...- astru025
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- Heat Hot Water
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A 0.18m long metal rod is places on some metal rollers in a megnetic
A 0.18m long metal rod is places on some metal rollers in a megnetic field directed into the page. When the rod is moved left with a speed of 1.6ms-1, a current of 0.034 A is measured through the 25Ω resistor. How would I calculate the voltage when I'm not given the magnetic field strength? V=BvL- mnishi96
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- Rod
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Music Can you name any musician who criticized growlings in extreme metal?
Can you name any musician who criticized growlings in extreme metal sub-genres such as black/ death metal?- tarekatpf
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- Forum: Art, Music, History, and Linguistics
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Material Engineering - Metal Forming & Welding
Homework Statement Lightweight bicycle had been fabricated from aluminium alloy tubing, with joints made by adhesive bonding. When the frame fractured near one of the joints, the owner requested that a repair be made using conventional gas tungsten arc welding. Shortly thereafter, the frame...- hafiz88a
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- Engineering Material Welding
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Is Stainless Steel a non ferrous metal?
Read this quote on a major recycler's website: "During this processing, we separate ferrous materials from nonferrous and further separate the copper, aluminum, brass, stainless steel, and other metals from the stream of nonferrous metals. " Is Stainless considered non-ferrous? Why? Isn't it...- rollingstein
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- Stainless steel Steel
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Reflections on a thin metal layer?
A one-way mirror is a thin aluminium coating on glass, and the thickness of the aluminium layer is one of the factors determining the reflection coefficient. Does the reflection occur at the two interfaces (air-aluminium, and aluminium-glass)? Does aluminium have an index of refraction...- Orthoceras
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- Forum: Optics
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Alkali metal oxide reaction with water.
I am confused as to why the following happens: K_2O + H_2O\rightarrow 2KOH^- Does the potassium hydroxide no longer react with the water? Why exactly is this a base? How does the potassium end up bonding with hydroxide? -
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Measuring magnetic fields Will motors and metal frame interfere?
Hello all, thanks for reading. I'm in the process of designing a machine that will move a hall effect sensor in 3 dimensions through a magnetic field and record readings. Before I started the design however, I wanted to see if there would be huge problems in how I envision this machine...- engi845
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- Fields Frame Magnetic Magnetic fields Measuring Motors
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Metal block sliding horizontally
Homework Statement A metal block of mass m slides on a horizontal surface that has been lubricated with a heavy oil so that the block suffers a viscous resistance that varies as the 3/2 power of the speed: F(v) = -cv3/2 If the initial speed of the block is vo at x = 0, show that the block...- majinsock
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- Block Sliding
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Why less originated area act as anode in a metal ?
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Impact of a horseshoe hitting a metal stake
I am trying to write a program in Action Script that describes the reaction of a horseshoe hitting a stake based on the design of the impact location, i.e., rounded, flat, etc., and the velocity of impact. The location of the center of mass is known. The impact location can vary depending on... -
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How do microvoids in a metal sample affect its strength?
Hello, I have two images taken of a metal sample that were snapped by a charpy impact test. The image with the black dots (microvoids) was the sample at room temperature, and the flat one was the sample that had been dipped in liquid nitrogen just before impact. My question is, what role...- member 392791
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Induced Charge Density on Sheet of Metal
Homework Statement A charge is located a distance 'a' above a sheet of metal. The charge density induced on the sheet of metal is (-2aQ)/(4pi(ρ^2+a^2)^(3/2)). Since there are no dimensions indicated for this plate, would it be plausible to assume that we are integrating from zero to...- sandy.bridge
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- Charge Charge density Density Induced Induced charge
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Main reason why semiconductor is used and not a pure metal for detec
Main reason why semiconductor is used and not a "pure" metal for detec Hi, I have question regarding why semiconductor is preferred in the field of radiation detection. I have read that they can be doped and their conductivity can be manipulated, but I can't see why this is not possible...- abotiz
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- Pure Reason Semiconductor
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Friction on a casing on a metal ring
Homework Statement A casing of mass m can glide along a thin metal ring lying horizontally. It has an initial speed of v0. How long a distance s will it glide before stopping if its friction coefficient is μ? The answer is given as s = r/2μ * ln( v02 + √(v02 + g2r2)/ g * r ) The task is to...- Victarion
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- Friction Ring
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Why was mercury considered a metal even in ancient times?
Today we know that mercury is a metal even though it's a liquid, because we already know its position in periodic table, its ability to conduct electricity, but these features of mercury were not known in ancient times ( for example, in the age of great greek philosophers). Yet it was considered... -
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Determining charge of q and the spring coated with metal?
Homework Statement Two initially uncharged identical metal spheres, 1 and 2, are connected by an insulating spring (unstretched length L0 = 1.55 m, spring constant k = 30.0 N/m), as shown in the figure. Charges +q and –q are then placed on the spheres, and the spring contracts to length L =...- Richard Ros
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- Charge Spring
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Can Microwaves Fuse Metal Particles on a Plastic Substrate?
Greetings! I'm interested in depositing a Line of fine copper powder on a plastic substrate. Due to Limitations of my situation, I want to explore the possibility of using tuned microwaves to fuse the copper particles to form a continuous conductive path. I'm aware microwaves bounce off... -
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Heat flow through metal cylinder?
Suppose I have a closed end aluminum pipe of 3cm diameter with .5cm walls Cylinder is 10cm tall , 8mm of which is submerged in a cold bath of approximately constant temperature of -10°c I feel it with water at 3°c to 7cm height and stick a cork in it. How long till the water freezes...- Frangelo
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- Cylinder Flow Heat Heat flow
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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MRI Headphones: Non-Metal Conductors Explained
So I had to have an MRI today and when your in the machine you wear these headphones so that they can talk to you and stuff, but how could they work with no metal? I realize that there are non-metal conductors but I thought that they had to be doped with metals (to make them semiconductors) so...- noahsdev
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- Headphones Mri
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Higher efficiency in spray painting metal tanks.
When a hand spray painting gun is used to paint say metal tanks, about 80% of the paint is lost in the air. This not only leads to a wastage of paint, but also the paint partivles settle on other stuff causing paint spots. What method can be used to reduce this? One is ionizing the tank...- siddharth23
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- Efficiency Spray
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Why is it bad to put metal or magnets near your phone, tv etc?
I've had my phone messed up before by metal and I wondered what the metal did to my phone, I'm guessing it maybe grounded the battery but I'm not sure. Can someone explain what happens when a metal or magnet interacts with electronics? And also is there any way to fix this if that did happen to...- nst.john
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- Magnets
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How to calculate the work function of a metal?
HI I am doing this equation : 14. When a certain metal is illuminated at 3.50x10^2nm the maximum kinetic energy of the ejected electrons is 1.20 eV. Calculate the work function of the metal. I did this: E=Ek+W W=E+Ek W=hc/Lambda -Ek =(6.63E-34J.s)(3.00E8m/s)/3.50E2m)-1.20eV =-1.2 That...- madayag1
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- Function Work Work function
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Would a big enough manmade metal sphere have gravity?
According to the theories that discuss gravity, if humans were to create a solid metal sphere with the same mass as Earth would it have the same gravity as earth? Would it have to be orbiting something and/or moving to have that same gravity? Or could it be stationary and have the same...- ZionsRodeVos
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- Gravity Sphere
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Electrostatics - Metal Shell Question
Homework Statement Consider a thick metal shell with inner radius a = 2cm and b = 4cm. The shell carries no net charge. A point charge of q = 3nC is placed at the centre of the shell. Find the total charged induced on the inner boundary of the shell. Find the total charge induced on the outer...- Cazicami
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- Electrostatics Shell
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help