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Energy manifestations

This model applies quite well to a molecule in the gaseous state, but in the liquid state, and (even more so) in the solid state, all these motions are restricted. In these phases the chief kinetic energy manifestation is a back-and-forth motion of the molecule about a fixed point. [Pg.118]

Based on the accident investigation, the explosive energy was equivalent to 0.3 ton TNT. Therefore the fraction of energy manifested in the explosion is 0.3/2.69 = 11.2%. This 11.2% is considerably higher than the 2% normally observed (see section 6-13) for unconfined vapor cloud explosions. The higher energy conversion is a result of the explosion occurring in a partially confined area. [Pg.551]

The most perceptible experimental reason is the evident asymmetry of the Universe. The CP violation alone, on the level allowed by the Standard model, is not sufficient to explain the excess of matter in the Universe [18]. Finding a suitable extension of the Standard Model is not easy not only do the GUT theories tend to violate CPT invariance but they are also difficult to test. Specifically they can not be tested by means of the particle accelerator experiments, which so far have been very successful in extending our knowledge of Physics. This is because the GUT energy is some 1013 times larger than what we can now days produce in the most powerful accelerators. Consequently we must look for the low-energy manifestations of GUT and CPT invariance. Interestingly some possibilities for such tests lie within the realm of atomic and molecular physics. [Pg.191]

As mentioned before, the low energy manifestations of CPT violation (assumed to occur at GUT energies) might be suppressed. To establish what sort of measurements have the greatest chance to discover the CPT violations a help from the theory is useful. Of course, the theoretical predictions are by necessity limited by the validity of the extensions of the Standard Model applied in the analysis. [Pg.193]

The structure of energy makes the emergence of life inevitable if the proper reaction conditions prevail. This, the determinist s clarion always sounds true because its score is chiseled into the structure of energy manifest in atoms. It also is a useful sound for it tells us that, if we should learn how to get to another earthlike planet, our test for life should be based upon the very principles that led to life on this planet. [Pg.26]

Any change in the surface of a particle by liquid or gas entails the release of energy. For, as we have shown, the alteration of surface tensions involves work. Thus, we may expect that a mass of fine particles will release energy when wetted either by a liquid, a vapor, or a gas. This release of energy manifests itself by an increase in temperature of the wetted mass of particles—that is, in the formation of heat. The magnitude of these effects will be discussed later. At this point we shall present the theory of adsorption with which heats of wetting are allied. [Pg.229]

The former method is based on the principle that the sudden, adiabatic expansion of gases against an external pressure causes external work to be done by them, accompanied by a proportional diminution m their own internal energy manifested by a reduction in temperature.4 Although this method was introduced by Cailletet in 18775 and was successfully applied by him to the liquefaction of oxygen, nitrogen, and air, it was not until 1905 that it was successfully applied on a commercial scale, namely, in the Claude Process.6... [Pg.28]

In liquids the surface energy manifests itself as an internal force that tends to reduce the surface area to a minimum. It is measured in units of force per unit length, or in units of energy per unit area. [Pg.229]

It is an exotic example, as most of us lack an experiential basis for understanding it. When we deal with human consciousness we do not deal with undifferentiated energy manifesting as two opposite particles, the simple, primary phenomena with which physics deals, but with complex, interacting systems made up of untold numbers of more elementary systems constituting the structures of the mind and brain, activated by awareness and construction, consciousness (as opposed to... [Pg.228]

However, there is clear that if the second order or parabolic manifestation of chemical phenomena inscribes quantity with non-observable character, the cubic or even higher order of quantum energy manifestation may be conceptually discarded. [Pg.12]

Recently, Verbragge and Cheng [69-72] presented modifications to the approach of Zhang et al. [67, 68] that included surface energy considerations. The surface energy manifests itself as a boundary condition of finite compressive stress at the surface of a particle, which becomes significant for nanomaterials. [Pg.862]

Solder joints made with the SACX alloy demonstrated surface-solder fatigue, where the grains exhibited surface rippling or intrusion/extrusion behavior. Voids were found in both alloys. In this experiment, they appeared more prominent in the SACX alloy. It is important to note that no fractures originated at these voids in any of the cross-sections examined with either alloy. The release of surface energy manifests itself by surface distortion in the SACX alloy solder joints, and as corner fractures on solder joints made using an Sn/Cu/Ni alloy. [Pg.97]

In obtaining this result we have taken proper account of the conservation of energy manifested through the delta function 6(co + Wc(COa— oSco ). If we wish the rate at which phonons are emitted into frequency range of the lattice including resonance and local impurity modes, we adopt the validity of the limit of fast vibrational relaxation, defined in terms of the relation EaY f > 1 with t being the time scale. The method of carrying out the calculation of (4.130) and the MID ria- i ( ai Si been described before quite explicitly. [Pg.110]

The steam lost enough internal energy in cooling from 700°C to 623 C to manifest itself in a very high exit velocity (587.5 m/s). Again, this example illustrates the large amounts of energy manifest in u. [Pg.150]


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