Neutral Definition and 338 Threads
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How can the neutral outer core generate a magnetic field?
Even if the outer core is convecting and conductive it is still charge neutral, so how can a Magnetic field be generated? Maxwells Equation say there needs to be net charge moving for a Magnetic field to be generated.- AustinLee
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- Convection Core Dynamo Earth Field Magnet Magnetic Magnetic field Neutral
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Introducing ANSYS SpaceClaim: The Ultimate CAD Neutral Tool
Would you explain what a "CAD Netural Tool" mean? Ansys SpaceClaim is claimed to be one. http://www.ansys.com/Products/Platform/ANSYS-SpaceClaim Thank you.- mech-eng
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- Cad Neutral
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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A neutral conducting sphere and an insulating sphere....
Homework Statement Homework Equations None The Attempt at a Solution My thinking was that the positively charged sphere would repel the electrons to the far side of the neutral sphere, creating a repulsive force between the two spheres until they touch and the charge is shared. Since the...- alexdr5398
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- Charged sphere Conducting Conducting sphere Neutral Sphere
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Gender neutral until 5 years, how could it be?
My Kepler Bb humanoids are externally gender neutral until they are 5 years old. So you can only tell if they are male or female before then via genetic testing or an abdominal scan like an ultrasound, X ray, or CT. Now here is my idea as to how males and females develop in childhood: Male...- caters
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- Neutral Years
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- Forum: Sci-Fi Writing and World Building
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Interaction between a neutral atom and an external magnetic field
Lets suppose that I have a magnetic dipole moment at (0,0,0) pointing to the Z axis, and in the position (X,Y,Z) in the space, I have a Hydrogen atom, I would like to know the exact interaction between the magnetic field created by the magnetic dipole moment in (0,0,0) and the magnetic fields of...- davidt92
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- Atom Dipole moment Field Interaction Magnet Magnetic Magnetic field Magnetism Neutral
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Three-phase electric power: Household distribution
Hi. How is three-phase electric power distributed in a household with mainly single-phase power plugs? Do they just connect a phase at random to every plug? As far as I understood, it's best if all three phases deliver the same current, since then neutral cancels. Do electricians take into...- greypilgrim
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- Distribution Electric Neutral Power Three-phase
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Neutral Conductor Current: How is it Possible?
I read in a book that during normal working condition (balanced system) the current through a neutral conductor is zero i.e., Ia+Ib+Ic =0 where Ia, Ib, Ic are phase current of three different phases a, b, c. How is that possible? I mean if you look at mathematical result of the phases they are...- Manoj Sahu
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- Conductor Current Neutral Power system Transmission line
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How to find a suitable value for a neutral resistance?
Homework Statement . [/B] An 11kv motor is fed by cables from a transformer via switchgrear, having a phase impedence of 0.3 + j0.3 ohm. The Earth return path to the transformer neutral has a resistance of 0.42 ohm. Determine a suitable value of neutral resistance if the voltage rise at...- Neil Hayes
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- Neutral Resistance Value
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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I When is a right handed neutrino a heavy neutral lepton(HNL)?
Hello, I was just wondering when is a right handed neutrino a heavy neutral lepton? I know that RH neutrinos show up in a number of extension to the standard model, for example the neutrino minimal standard model (vMSM) and Left-right symmetric extensions. Ive heard them being referred to as...- Trixie Mattel
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- Neutral Neutrino
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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How Do Spin Components of a Neutral Particle Vary in a Uniform Magnetic Field?
Homework Statement Considering a neutral particle with spin +½ and a dipolar momentum μ placed on an uniform magnetic field. Find the variation of the expected value of the 3 cartesian components of the angular momentum spin operator for the following situations: a) the angular momentum of...- Fips
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- Neutral Particle Spin
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Decay Widths of Neutral Vector Mesons
Homework Statement Neutral vector mesons with ##J^{PC} = 1^{−−}## include the ##\phi## (mφ = 1020 MeV), ##J/\psi## (mJ/ψ = 3100 MeV), and ##\Upsilon## (mΥ = 9460 MeV), with quark content ss¯, cc¯, and b ¯b respectively. The decays of these mesons go largely to hadronic final states (jets)...- BOAS
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- Decay Mesons Neutral Vector
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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I Right Handed Neutrinos/Heavy Neutral Leptons
When are right handed neutrinos considered to be heavy neutral leptons (HNL). For instance are the RH neutrinos in the vMSM HNL? Are the RH neutrinos in the Left-Right extensions of the standard model HNL?Thank you- Trixie Mattel
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- Neutral
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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A How could we produce a secondary beam of long neutral kaon
how could we produce a secondary beam consisted of long neutral koans using PS or SPS ? I mean is there any example of such an experiment? what are the conditions for conducting this such as the type of the primary beam, the type of the target and the momentum of the beam? I am interested to...- aveline de grandpre
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- Beam Kaon Neutral
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Why Can a Positive or Negative Charge Attract a Neutral Object?
Can someone in detail please explain to me why a positive or negative charge can attract to a nuetral object?- superslow991
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- Charges Neutral
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Disadvantage of having high neutral grounding resistance
I am working in an industry where my technicians have to short the bus bars on regular basis (manually) for some maintenance purposes. I want to add high neutral grounding resistance to the incoming supply transformer to limit the Line to ground fault. Presently the neutral has been solidly...- nand arora
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- Grounding Neutral Resistance
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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A What is the charge neutral point?
I have a question about definition of charge neutral point. I`m reading some article about trilayer graphene, and this term, charge neutral point, is used in the article. I googling this word, but I can`t find something which can tell me what it is. In monolayer graphene, what i found by...- skyhj105
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- Band gap Charge Graphene Neutral Point
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Neutral potential ground difference
Im studying a application where multiple 12V input voltage are coming into a circuit board, i was told that optocouplers are use to neutral the potential ground difference of the input 12V from various appliances. can someone explain to me how does the potential ground of each appliances varies...- grasscut
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- Difference Ground Neutral Potential
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Neutral Pion Mass from Its Decay into Two Photons
Homework Statement A ##\pi^0## meson decays predominantly to two photons. Suppose the energies (E1, E2) and angle (##\theta##) between the emitted photons are measured. Find an expression for the ##\pi^0## mass in terms of E1, E2, and ##\theta##. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution...- BOAS
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- Decay Mass Neutral Photons Pion
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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3x230V grids without neutral -- What countries use it?
Does anybody here happen to know which countries have 3x230V grids without neutral. I know that this exists in some areas in France and Belgium. Was told Norway as well, not sure? Any other? Thanks- Merlion
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- Neutral
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why isn't the pull of gravity neutral on large scales?
I'm only an interested layman so please forgive my lack of knowledge but assuming the universe is flat, infinite and the cosmological principle holds then why wouldn't the attractive force between galaxies cancel out? If I think of a 2d analogy such as the surface of a sphere, and there were... -
Why do our bodies stay neutral after combing our hair?
**This is more a general understanding question rather than a homework question** 1. Homework Statement So when you comb your hair trillions of electrons get transferred from your hair to your comb. So when trillions of electrons go missing how is your body able to maintain a neutral charge...- Efast
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- bodies Hair Neutral
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Alternating Current, live and neutral wires
Hi there, I am a teacher and will be teaching the topic of alternating current soon. I have not taught this before and have certainly not studied this in many years so I am trying to get a full understanding and am looking for a bit of clarification. So I know that the current supplied by the...- maximus123
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- Alternating current Current Electricity Neutral Wires
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Losing neutral in the utility system
The consequences of this have been discussed many times here on PF. Here is an example of what can happen. http://forums.mikeholt.com/showthread.php?t=178779 If you live in a rural community with your own water system or your water supply comes in on plastic this sort of thing seems...- Averagesupernova
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- Neutral System Utility
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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I Quark and anti quark neutral particles question
Hi there ppl! I have a question ! I learned that neutral miuon ( μ0) is made of a quark and his anti quark (can't remember which) which explains it's very little lifetime(around 10-24s if I'm not wrong). Now i wonder how two particles ,that are meant to destroy each other,form for a little time...- Renu420
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- Neutral Particles Quark
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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The force between charged and neutral object
Homework Statement I did a lab involving Van de Graaff generator. Basically, below the charged sphere, I put a neutral sphere on a scale and measure the difference in mass which then I can calculate the force acting on the neutral sphere. I repeated the experiment with different distance. What...- Aldo Biko
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- Charge Charged Electric force Electrostatic force Force Neutral Physics Van de graaff
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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A Status of cp - even neutral heavy Higgs after ICHEP 2016
Hi all, It is well known that on ICHEP 2016 CMS and ATLAS have announced that the bump has been found on December 2015 around 750 GeV diphoton invariant mass was no more than a statistical fluctuation. So now what is the statues of the searchs for a cp - even neutral heavy Higgs state ? I...- Safinaz
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- 2016 even Higgs Neutral
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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How Does a Magnetized Tape Affect a Hydrogen Atom?
Homework Statement Consider an infinite sheet of magnetized tape in the x-z plane with a nonuniform periodic magnetization M = cos(2πx/λ), where λ/2 is the distance between the north and south poles of the magnetization along the x-axis. The region outside the tape is a vacuum with no currents...- TeslaCoil137
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- Atoms Laplace equation Magnetic Magnetostatics Mirror Neutral
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Why doesn't N3- have a dipole moment arrow from the central atom?
My teacher posted on his website, Lewis structures of different compounds. One of them were N3- Why isn't there a dipole moment arrow pointing from the central atom to the other Nitrogen? Does the arrow only point from neutral atom to negatively charged atom? -
Finding the value of a neutral earthing resistor
Homework Statement An 11 kV motor is fed by cables from a transformer via switchgear, having a phase impedance of 0.3 + j0.3 ohm. The Earth return path to the transformer neutral has a resistance of 0.42 ohm. Determine a suitable value of neutral resistance if the voltage rise at the motor in...- Neil Hayes
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- Earthing Neutral Resistor Value
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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B How Does Neutral Pion Decay Conform to Spin Conservation?
Hi everyone, I am curious about how a neutral pion decays in two photons. I don't understand how it is possible since the pion has spin = 1 and the photons have spin = 1 as well: doesn't this mean that spin is not conserved in this decay? What am I missing? Another question I have is about...- simon96c
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- Decay Neutral Pion
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Confusing terms? Live, Common, Neutral, Ground....
OK, so I've gone through probably 90 tutorials on electricity and related topics, and there's a bundle of terms I ran into, used by people ages 12-80 with a dozen different accents and twice as many time zones. (So I'm not sure how many terms are universal and how many are provincial). Live...- shintashi
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- Confusing Electricity Ground Neutral Terms
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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In a DC circuit, is "negative" synonymous with "neutral"?
Hi, I'll start by offering some context to my question. I am a mechanic by trade, and have a bachelor of technology in motorsport engineering. I have a friend who is an electrician by trade, and he likes to work on his car in his spare time. In my line of work I only deal with 12V/24VDC...- J Mc
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- Circuit Dc Dc circuit Negative Neutral
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Can I use two AC TRs with ONE neutral at sec. and prim.?
The situation: I have one BMS (Building Management System) controller supplied from TR1 (220Vac to 24Vac transformer) and provides an analog control signal (0-10VDC) with the (-) of that DC being the same as the Neutral of the controller (from TR1) and should control a valve actuator. The...- Shady Artin
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- Ac Control Ground Neutral Transfomer
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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2 neutral objects produce a charge, how many electrons added?
Homework Statement Two spherical objects are separated by a distance of 2.5 x 10-3 m. The objects are initially electrically neutral and are very small compared to the distance between them. Each object acquires the same negative charge due to the addition of electrons. As a result each object...- romakarol
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- Charge Electrons Neutral
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Neutral Buoyancy: How Does it Affect Subs?
I am curious about what it means to be neutral buoyant. If a submarine took in enough water so that it sinks down say 20 metres below the surface and stays floating at that level -- it is considered to be neutrally buoyant down at 20 meters below. If a force pulled the sub back up to 5 meters...- gloo
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- Buoyancy Neutral Term
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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What is the Charge on the Farther Half of the Rod?
I'm totally confused what the question is asking. I do not know how to start... please help A charged sphere with 1×108 units of negative charge is brought near a neutral metal rod. The half of the rod closer to the sphere has a surplus charge of 2×10^4 units. What is the magnitude of the...- JinYoung
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- Charged Charged sphere Neutral Rod Sphere
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Wikipedia.org -- Protons captured by neutral gas atoms?
A quote from wikipedia: "At sufficiently low temperatures, free protons will bind to electrons. However, the character of such bound protons does not change, and they remain protons. A fast proton moving through matter will slow by interactions with electrons and nuclei, until it is captured by...- Mr Tompkins
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- Atoms Gas Neutral Protons
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Experimental Signatures of Neutral Pion Decay at High Energies
A neutral pion decays into two gammas. In the rest frame of the pion, these are back to back and have energies of 67 MeV. I'm interested in the case where the pion's energy in the lab frame is on the order of a few hundred MeV. Can anyone point me to any source of information on what kind of...- bcrowell
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- Detection Neutral Pions
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Point charge inside a electrically neutral cavity in conduct
bear with me, i know that this question has been asked many time , but i would like a definite answer, now, starting off the external charge density on the outer surface of sphere WILL be uniform by unique solution of Laplace equation and letting the sphere be huge, so, electric field due to...- ELiT.Maxwell
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- Cavity Charge Conductor Induction Laplace Neutral Point Point charge
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Force between charged and neutral sphere after scaling
Homework Statement Consider two solid dielectric spheres of radius ##a## separated by a dis- tance ##R## (##R\gg a##). One of the spheres has a charge ##q## and the other is neutral. We scale up the linear dimensions of the system by a factor of two. How much charge should reside on the first...- gobbles
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- Charged Charges Electrostatics Force Neutral Scaling Sphere
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Particles with neutral charges but not affected by the weak or strong force
Are there any particles which have a neutral electrical charge and are not affected by the weak or strong nuclear force? Thank you for your time and please excuse me if I'm being very ignorant!- Einstein's Cat
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- Charges Force Neutral Particles Strong force Weak
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Calculating Jean's length for neutral hydrogen cloud
Homework Statement What is the Jean's length in parsecs for a typical neutral hydrogen cloud, which has a density of n(H I) ~10^8 atoms/(m^3) and a temperature of 100K? Homework Equations jean's length = sqrt[(15*K*T)/(4pi*G*u*p)] where: 'K' is the Boltzmann constant 'T' is the temperature of...- jmaggio14
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- Astronomy Cloud Hydrogen Length Neutral Stars
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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How can the neutral regions in a diode have constant potential?
Homework Statement It is said that the potential in the neutral regions of a PN junction diode is CONSTANT. Homework Equations V=Q/4ΠΣr The Attempt at a Solution It is said in all textbooks to ASSUME that the electric field in the neutral regions as zero. Two aspects confuse me. 1. What...- Amal Thejus
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- Constant Diode Electric potential concept Neutral Pn junction Potential
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Answering a Question on Three Impedances & Neutral Wire Current
I just want to know if my method is correct in answer a question like this... Three impedances z1=(2-j5), z2=(3+j4) and z3=(8+j0) are connected in delta to a 3 phase, 400v 50Hz supply. 1. Find the three line currents Ia, Ib and Ic 2. Find the S,P and Q and power factor for the load 3. If the...- nothing909
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- Current Neutral Wire
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Neutral particle oscillations / quantum number conservation
Hello everyone, Why don't neutral particle oscillations have to obey conservation of (quark) flavor quantum numbers, with the example of neutral Kaon oscillations?- Garlic
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- Conservation Neutral Oscillations Particle Quantum Quantum number
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Cherenkov radiation from neutral composite particles
Hello everyone, Can atomic or subatomic neutral composite particles that consist charged particles emit cherenkov radiation if they are polarised strongly enough (and are fast enough)?- Garlic
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- Cherenkov Composite Neutral Particles Radiation
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Conditions for neutral point to exist
I want to verify whether I am correct .As the title suggests It is about point where potential is zero (point other than infinity) Note:x is distance of neutral point from charges Firstly,I would like to ask Is coordinate system necessarily be there 1) If there are two positive charges for the...- gracy
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- Conditions Neutral Point
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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How are neutral pi mesons formed and what is their composition?
Hello, I understand the fact that pi mesons are superpositions of uubar and ddbar. But what happens if a decay only produces a single type of meson? I am not sure of this, but omega baryon decaying into xi-minus and a neutral pion seems to produce ddbar mesons, is it so that only a single type...- Garlic
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- Mesons Neutral Pi
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Neutral hydrogen gas in galaxy clusters
Neutral hydrogen gas in galaxy clusters Most galaxies are members of a cluster, a grouping of several to thousands of galaxies. Our Milky Way, for example, is a member of the "Local Group," a set of about fifty galaxies whose other large member is the Andromeda galaxy about 2.3 million...- PF_SpaceNews
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- Clusters Galaxy Gas Hydrogen Neutral
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Finding the neutral point of two charges
Homework Statement Two charges q1=+9c and q2+-1c are separated by 2m. Where is their neutral point? Homework Equations E = E(+) + E(-) E= k q/r^2 The Attempt at a Solution k q1/(2+x)^2 = -(k q2/x^2) When I solve for this equation I end up square rooting a negative number which would then...- kspabo
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- Charges Neutral Point
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help