From what I have read it's MAC=LAC/density...I just want to confirm this is correct. Thanks!
Oct 18, 2010 #1 mxyplizk 8 0 Main Question or Discussion Point From what I have read it's MAC=LAC/density...I just want to confirm this is correct. Thanks!
Main Question or Discussion Point From what I have read it's MAC=LAC/density...I just want to confirm this is correct. Thanks!
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Oct 18, 2010 #2 Bob S 4,662 5 True, if MAC is in cm2/gram. LAC is in cm-1, and density in grams/cm3. Bob S