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Understanding of the Youngs Modulus Concept Physics Lab Report
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This experiment is concerned with the determination and understanding of the Young’s Modulus concept by carrying out three different experiments. These experiments include the one involving deflection of beams where the supports to the beam are different. This experiment involved the set-up of a simply supported beam.
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Operation of Fire Protection Systems Physics Math Problem
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A person is moving to a fire exit through a corridor (Fig. 2). His speed is 1.25 m/s and constant during his travel. In the corridor, there is a strong air movement. The speed of air movement is 0.3 m/s and the width of the corridor is 10 m. Find the minimum time needed to reach the fire exit. Indicate the right direction for his evacuation. 
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Fluid Dynamics of Fire Physics Research Paper
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Unlike in the case of the solid fuel, the liquid or gaseous fuel spread through convection and radiation. In most cases, the flame spread is spontaneous as the fuel occupies the confined surface faster than solid materials. In addition, liquids and gases have low densities compared to solids, therefore, burn faster.
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Classical Mechanics of Fluids Physics Report
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Only those terms with Reynolds Number and Prandtl Number in the momentum equations need turbulence modeling. Turbulence affects the flow of fluids, and, as a result, turbulence modelling caters for this effect in fluid dynamics. Besides, it enabled fluid dynamic designers to predict the characteristics of a particular flow.
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Thermal Conductivity Physics Lab Report
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The heat flow meter was broken last year; therefore, another method was used in determining thermal conductivity. Nevertheless, the heat flow meter has been fixed this year and it is operational. Thus, I used it in calculating thermal conductivity. Additionally, I used last year's method results to compare if the test results were tallying. 
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Result of Reconstruction in Parameter in Covering Shagginess Physics Research Paper
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Surface roughness decreases with an increase in the cutting speed and the optimum cutting speed obtained when using a small cutting nose radius is higher than that obtained when using a large cutting nose radius. Therefore, it is economical to use a large cutting nose radius in the manufacturing industry to come up with the best value.
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Thermodynamics Ahmed Exothermic Rejoinders Physics Research Paper
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A black body is a body or surface which is not reflective at all. In other words, a black body is a body with absorptivity of 1 and hence it absorbs the entire radiation without reflecting any (Howard, 2000). On the other hand, a grey body refers to a body that reflects some of the radiation and hence its absorptivity is less than 1.
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Equations of Motion, Dislocating the Object Physics Lab Report
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For linear motion, when an object is moving in a straight line, its speed in a given direction is the velocity (Asada, Futamase & Hogan 2011). Velocity increased with time is acceleration. In a circular motion, speed in a circle is angular velocity and when the angular velocity is increased, centripetal acceleration increases.
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The Stiffness of Materials Provided in the Laboratory during the Experiment Physics Lab Report
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The materials that were selected had to have been of different materials and also different cross-sectional areas to get a wider scope of results. The specimen is loaded into the apparatus a measured force is applied with the dial gauge showing the deflection which is then recorded by the operator.
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Stresses in Pressure Vessels and Shells of Revolution Physics Report
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The toriconical head is also a key player in influencing the discontinuity stress at its junction since as a cylinder end closure whose head is toriconical and has a sphere portion; the closure has two key discontinuities. That is; the junction between the cylinder and the sphere encounters a discontinuity as well as the junction between the cone and the sphere.
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Practical: Resistance, Inductance and Capacitance Physics Lab Report
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The micrometer was then used to measure the thickness of the foil-glue-paper-glue-foil sandwich and also the paper and foil separately, to obtain the distance of separation (d) between the capacitor plates. The relative permittivity of the paper dielectric was then calculated using the capacitance equation. 
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Fire Box Experiment Physics Lab Report
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This was achieved by burning 10cm of Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) in the first experiment and 20 cm of PMMA in the second experiment. The experiments were conducted in a controlled fire box complete with all components of the fire triangle.
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Electrical and Electronic Circuit Design Physics Lab Report
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Electronics and electrical design draw their strength from the basic foundation of design and analysis that are done in the laboratory. Complex circuits and multitasking systems have their fundamental principle anchored from the basic principle of circuit design. The general design as well as the implementation of systems have recently hit a notch higher.
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Predicting the Speed of a Gravity-Powered Vehicle Physics Report
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Newton's second law of motion states that force is directly proportional to the mass applied and the acceleration. It is denoted as F= ma. Gravity racers rely on gravitational forces to have forward motion. It is one of the simplest vehicle designs also known as soapboxes or downhill go-arts. It is a go-kart fitted with four-wheeled chassis.
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Investigation of Photodeposition of Gold on Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles Physics Research Paper
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We used two types of gold; (i) Chloroauric acid [HAuCl4], and (ii) Au clusters [Au9 (PPh3)8)] (NO3)3. We used UV light and a solar simulator as the sources of illumination to irradiate the samples. The HAuCl4 was pre-irradiated for 6 minutes before putting the sample into the solution. There were two techniques used to irradiate the samples.
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Investigation of Photodeposition of Gold on Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles Physics Term Paper
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When a beam of X-ray hits the sample, the electrons in the sample undergo excitation. The photons produced after excitation to excitation interact with the atoms on the sample surface, resulting in the emission of electrons due to the photoelectric effect. Some of the emitted electrons scatter through the sample as they move towards the sample surface.
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Lab Report on an Experiment of Black Body Radiation Physics Lab Report
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In physics, an object is referred to as a black body if it has the ability to absorb all the electromagnetic radiation that happens to fall on it. They absorb and also emit radiation in a specific manner and also in a spectrum that is continuous. The emitted radiation is not usually dependent on the type of radiation that fell on it.
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Experiment Report on an Operational Amplifier Physics Research Paper
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Operations amplifiers are the basic building blocks of analog electronic circuits. It is a device that contains all the properties required for ideal direct current amplification and they are extensively used in signal conditioning, filtering, and they have the capability to perform mathematical operations.
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Transmission Lines Lab Experiment Physics Lab Report
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The objective of the experiment was to be familiar with the apparatus for generating and measuring the properties of ultra-high frequency (UHF) electromagnetic waves, to verify the basic properties of transmission lines as predicted by the telegrapher’s equations. Measurement of the speed of a TEM wave in a coaxial cable was carried out.
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Aerofoil Compulsions Working upon a Plane during a Set Physics Term Paper
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The bearing of the low-pressure turbine went below the minimum due to this rotor imbalance, hence releasing debris. The low pressure was due to the aircraft turning and the failure of the engine (http://www.atsb.gov.au/). The manufacturers made fittings to adjust to low pressure where the aircraft is turning.
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Energy Dispersive X-ray Diffraction Physics Report
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This analytical technique is normally used together with synchrotron radiation. X-ray diffraction methods are very crucial for the structural study of various materials. Gordon, Giessen, and Buras among others separately introduced the idea of using this new energy dispersive X-ray diffraction to obtain structural information.
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Synthesis and Characterisation of ZnO Nanostructure for Photocatalysis Applications Physics Research Proposal
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The synthesis and characterization methods for nanostructure ZnO are highlighted with a majority of the methods that are affiliated to photocatalysis being diversely mentioned in this proposal. Nanostructure synthesis for photocatalysis is centered on methods such as chemical, vapor, pulsed laser, and electrochemical vapor depositions.
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Applications for Microwaves Physics Research Proposal
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Microwave sensors are devices for motion detection that operates by flooding a given space with an electronic field. In the event of any movement or acceleration within the area disturbs this field and generates an alarm. These sensors are usually used for motion detection in long, narrow, flat perimeter zones.
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Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage Technologies Physics Report
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The instructions should be written, and the frequency of the inspections, testing and maintenance should be based on the amount of work done by this Superconducting magnetic energy storage facility. The instructions in place should at least match the minimum requirements has laid out by the manufacturer of the storage.
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Gradient Coils, Creating Secondary Magnetic Field and Using it in MRI Physics Research Paper
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Gradient coil is among the most advanced technology that has changed the nature of scanning and imaging within the healthcare sector. Magnetic Resonance Imaging is one of the latest imaging techniques that have been considered useful in the current age. Gradient coils have enhanced the nature of imaging achieved in MRI.
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Hydraulics Hydrology Jump Resistance Coefficient Physics Research Paper
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In conclusion, the conduction of the hydraulic jump experiment was able to determine among other things that the occurrence of the jump is experienced due to the separation boundary layer as well as the formation of a vortex. It also became clear that there is a loss of energy that is experienced during the jump.
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Understanding the Jominy and Quench Test Physics Report
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CNC machining is advantageous to conventional machining as the former process is more precise and can be done over and over and should be expected to produce the same results. The precision of the process allows for the contouring of complex shapes that would not be possible otherwise, Complex 3D shapes for example. CNC is also appropriate for repetitive tasks because of these features.
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Characterization Of Nanostructured Zinc Oxide For Energy Harvesting Applications Physics Research Paper
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Electron microscopy is of two types; transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM.). The two are almost similar but differential by their operational criteria and structural layout as will be discussed in the report. X-ray knowledge is very essential in the health-wise of humans.
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Conservation of Linear Momentum and Parts of Wall Jib Crane Physics Research Paper
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When objects hit each other, a collision is said to occur. After the collision, each object experiences a force for a very short period of time. Normally, this force changes the momentum of the colliding bodies, or it imparts an impulse. If the system of particles involved in the collision is isolated, then the momentum is conserved.
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Microwaves, the Electromagnetic Spectrum Physics Report
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Microwaves are electromagnetic waves that are part of creating the electromagnetic spectrum. The electromagnetic spectrum is made up of; visible light, microwaves, radio waves, ultra-violet rays, X-rays, and gamma rays. These electromagnetic waves, including microwaves, are all arranged in order depending on their wavelength and frequency.
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The Phenomenon of Electromagnetic Radiation Physics Research Paper
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Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) is described as the energy emitted as well as absorbed by charged particles and may be dangerous to the human body, but depends on the density of the radiated power as well as the transmitter distance. Scores of man-made and natural sources emit electromagnetic waves.
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Securing a Sustainable Future for Electricity Physics Essay
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Nuclear as a source of energy appeared to take care of most of the downfalls of fossil fuels, but its disasters are a significant risk to the economy. An example is the Fukushima meltdown of 2011, and the Chornobyl one of 1986 resulted in massive social costs as countries struggled to normalize the effects of the accidents. 
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The Heat Transfer under Varying Conditions Physics Research Paper
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The fact that the hot fluid's exit temperatures should be higher than the cold fluid's exit temperature was observed. The analysis shows that the counter-current flow is more effective than the co-current flow because the hot liquid's exit temperature was lower than the cold fluid's exit temperature.
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Applications of the Equations of Motion Physics Lab Report
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The equations of motion can be described using different experiments in everyday life. Many ordinary experiments help in the calculations. From these experiments energy used in these experiments may be determined for different masses, also from these experiments, it is easy to determine the pace of a given mass.
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An Experiment on Equation of Motion Physics Lab Report
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Energy used involves calculations, which may be determined for different masses and different experiments of the same type. In addition, from these experiments, it is easy to determine the speed of a given mass at a given time. It is essential when dealing with the motion to keep checking on the calculations pertaining to motion.
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Civil Fluid Mechanics Physics Lab Report
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The experiment is based on the theoretical knowledge that when a fluid experiences a force applied to it, a resulting change in the direction of motion of the fluid is observed. The experiment also established the manner in which the theoretical force and the experimentally determined forces are related.
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Carbonate Rocks-Classification of pores and Seismic Expression Physics Literature review
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Researches and academic reports have been divided while presenting information regarding carbonate rocks, classification of pores, and seismic expression. On the one hand, studies such as Weger et al. (2009) have attempted to add seismic as geophysics in the understanding of carbonate rocks.  
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Computed Tomography in Image Guided Brain Surgery Physics Report
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These have been advanced by advancements in acquisition resources, techniques of imaging, software for visualization that are advancing medicine into surgeries with image guidance that guides surgeons arm to mid-operation (Koos, Roessler, & Matula,1998). Tumor localization (lessons), their extents, and a path that’s optimal have been presented in today’s operations.
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Monte Carlo Generation of TG-43 Parameters for the New Oncura Thin Seed Physics Literature review
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Brachytherapy is the type of radiation therapy that finds its application in the treatment of cancer. It uses the energy from radiation to kill cancer cells. This is commonly in the form of ionization energy as noted by Rivard (2007). This action is performed by a number of medics who would include the dosimetrist, oncologist, and radiation therapists.
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Electronic Properties of Semiconductors Physics Lab Report
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This effect is used to investigate the various types of carriers, impurity concentration, and the nature of a given dopant.  Apparently, the current would flow along the x-axis whereas; the magnetic field would presume the Z-axis. A potential difference is created when the charges are deflected on one side thereby creating a lateral difference.
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Measurement of Charge to Mass Ratio Physics Lab Report
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A grd7 anode a power supply is used. Also, a solenoid is used which is associated with a power supply. The diode is mounted to be in the center of the solenoid, the filament current is set at 2.2A and it’s kept constant. The anode voltage is adjusted to 60v, and then the coil current is raised periodically while the anode current values are noted.
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Investigation the Resonance and Oscillation Physics Lab Report
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Inharmonic motion, we assume that no dissipative forces such as friction or viscous drag exist, since the mechanical energy is constant, the oscillations contribute forever with constant amplitude. The oscillations of a swinging pendulum or a vibrating tuning fork gradually die out as energy is dissipated.
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Heterocyclic Organic Compounds Arranged Physics Case Study
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The previously mentioned author goes further to state that the regio regularity of P3HT, the processing methods and conditions, treatment of the gate dielectric/gate insulator and solvents used for processing of P3HT together with annealing, molecular weights affect the packaging structure of P3HT, and the type of OTFTs produced.
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Physics and Dream World Physics Assignment
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If the car rises abruptly after dipping, my body keeps moving upward because it has linear momentum. If the car turns sharply, my body keeps moving in the same direction because it has linear momentum. Everybody’s in accordance to apply a force on it. If gravity force is applied to a carriage, there is another force with the same magnitude, but a negative sign called “normal force”. 
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How Isotope Is Produced Physics Assignment
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The half-life of 14C in inorganic compounds like Na214CO3 ¬ is longer than the half-life of 14C in organic compounds like glucose. 60Co is radioactive, but 59Co is not. The 241Am found in your smoke detector represents a significant health threat if you were to come within 10 feet of it. Doubling the distance from a gamma radiation source halves the intensity of the exposure.
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The Radioactivity Physics Coursework
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Unstable nuclei of atoms emit particles as a result of the instability of the nuclear. These particles are referred to as radioactivity. It results due to the lack of enough binding energy to hold the nucleus together when either the protons or neutrons are in excess numbers (Radioactivity n.d.).
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Energy Transfer and Thermodynamics Physics Assignment
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An equilibrium state is a state where a system’s properties do not change over time, an example of an equilibrium state is water in a room at room temperature and pressure. A steady-state on the other hand is a condition whereby the system may change over time in one direction.
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The Fluid of Dynamics of Fire Physics Assignment
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In physics, heat is the transfer of energy from one organism to another or from a difference in temperature. In thermodynamics, the amount of TDS is used as a representative of the action differential diagnosis of heat is the absolute temperature of an object multiplied by the difference between the amounts of entropy of a system.
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Thermodynamics - the Doctrine of Energy and Entropy Physics Assignment
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The “first law of thermodynamics” is a phrase of the common physical law of energy perpetuation. The boost in the inner energy of a mechanism is equivalent to the quantity of energy accumulated by heating the system, minus the quantity lost accordingly of the task completed by the system on its environs.
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Energy Transfer and Thermodynamics Physics Assignment
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Heat transfer coefficient is the rate at which heat is transferred from solid to liquid or from liquid to solid. Heat transfer occurring on the boundary layers introduces the Nusselt number which is a dimensionless number that indicates the ratio of convective and conductive heat transfer that occurs on boundary layers.
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