An Introduction to BiophysicsJ. & A. Churchill, 1921 - 435 Seiten |
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... amount of energy . This is called its internal or intrinsic energy . Further , every group of substances has associated with it a certain definite amount of energy as long as it remains unchanged . When any change takes place in the ...
... amount of energy . This is called its internal or intrinsic energy . Further , every group of substances has associated with it a certain definite amount of energy as long as it remains unchanged . When any change takes place in the ...
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... amount set free . These two corollaries , as we shall see later , make it possible to construct a balance sheet of the energy intake and output of the organism . Degraded Energy ( Law II . ) . When a substance or group of substances is ...
... amount set free . These two corollaries , as we shall see later , make it possible to construct a balance sheet of the energy intake and output of the organism . Degraded Energy ( Law II . ) . When a substance or group of substances is ...
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... amount of available energy . " The amount of energy " degraded " during a transformation from one form of energy to another may be taken as an inverse index of the efficiency of the transforming mechanism . States of Energy . A ...
... amount of available energy . " The amount of energy " degraded " during a transformation from one form of energy to another may be taken as an inverse index of the efficiency of the transforming mechanism . States of Energy . A ...
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... amount of work which bears no relation to the amount of energy bound , but depends on the nature of the bonds . Dissipated or degraded energy is not in any true sense bound . It is not free to do work , i.e. it is not available . To ...
... amount of work which bears no relation to the amount of energy bound , but depends on the nature of the bonds . Dissipated or degraded energy is not in any true sense bound . It is not free to do work , i.e. it is not available . To ...
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... amount of energy liberated in falling . The following scheme may help to make the matter clear : Total Energy of the Universe ↓ ( 2 ) Not directly available for work ( 1 ) ↓ Available for work , i.e. Free Kinetic Energy Add trigger ...
... amount of energy liberated in falling . The following scheme may help to make the matter clear : Total Energy of the Universe ↓ ( 2 ) Not directly available for work ( 1 ) ↓ Available for work , i.e. Free Kinetic Energy Add trigger ...
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