Density correction

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The exponential dependencies in Eq. (14-195) represent averages of values reported by a number of studies with particular weight given to Lefebvre [Atomization and Sprays, Hemisphere, New York, (1989)]. Since viscosity can vary over a much broader range than surface tension, it has much more leverage on drop size. For example, it is common to find an oil with 1000 times the viscosity of water, while most liquids fall within a factor of 3 of its surface tension. Liquid density is generally even closer to that of water, and since the data are not clear mat a liquid density correction is needed, none is shown in Eq. 

The vane anemometer is not seriously affected by small deviations in alignment in the main flow direction. However, care is necessary since over 20° misalignment causes significant errors. With regard to providing a correction for fluid density, slightly different opinions exist. T35 Based on measurements, it is recommended- that the following density correction procedure be applied ... 

Because this is an air system, the density correction chart in Figure 12-148 is used. 

Statistical methods are used to measure the density variation as the tool rotates, the stand-off can be estimated and the density corrected. A density caliper can be computed that works for cavings of 2 in. (5 cm) or less when the tool rotates at a speed ranging from 6 to 150 rpm. 

First- and second-order Fock Hamiltonians are given analogous expressions. The density corrections are given by... 

The first density correction to the rate constant depends on the square root of the volume fraction and arises from the fact that the diffusion Green s function acts like a screened Coulomb potential coupling the diffusion fields around the catalytic spheres. 

Fermi (1940) pointed out that as /)—-1 the stopping power would power would approach °° were it not for the fact that polarization screening of one medium electron by another reduced the interaction slightly. This effect is important for the condensed phase and is therefore called the density correction it is denoted by adding -Z<5/2 to the stopping number. Fano s (1963) expression for 8 reduces at high velocities to... 

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Dirac electrons, 266-268 topological phase, 270-272 Lagrangean-density correction term, 269-270... 

The density correction is extremely important in such low osmotic-pressure measurements, but has been infrequently applied. 

By definition, the mole fraction of NaCl in this solution is = 0 2 35 2 = 0.0036. (Note the number of significant figures [see Section 13.4] reported here taking the density of the solution as 1, and calculating the weight of water therefore as 1000 g would not have affected this calculation. The density correction could, therefore, have been omitted. Also, as a rule of thumb, 1 liter of water can be approximated as 55 mol F O.)... 

Equation (3) incorporates relativistic effects, effects of target density, and corrections to account for binding of inner-shell electrons, as well as the mean excitation energy C/Z is determined from the shell corrections, S/2 is the density correction, Ifj accounts for the maximum energy that can be transferred in a single collision with a free electron, m/M is the ratio of the electron mass to the projectile mass, and mc is the electron rest energy. If the value in the bracket in Eq. (4) is set to unity, the maximum energy transfer for protons... 

Density Gradient and Kinetic Energy Density Corrections... 

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