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Dear All,
J/K into m/s ?
Or
kgJs/m into kg?
thanks for your help!
Rajini.
J/K into m/s ?
Or
kgJs/m into kg?
thanks for your help!
Rajini.
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This reference does not exist. There is no J. Solid state Commun., so I suppose you mean Solid State communications which had a volume 33 in 1980, but there is no article starting on p. 361. The article ending on p. 361, "PHASE TRANSITION IN THE TRANSVERSE FIELD DEPENDENT ON THE DEFORMATION" does not contain your equation. Could you please provide the name of the article, so we can find it.Please see this equation (taken from J. Solid state Commun, Vol. 33, p.361, 1980):
This also does not work as the units do not add up, so I assume that there is something set to 1 which makes it work. IF your above conversion works, also your equation works out.NOTE:
Useful conversion: 1 mm/s=48.075×10-9 eV.
Yes, one and only noble prize winner till now I saw in Munchen in 2009.Oh, this is Mößbauer stuff.