Convection
Dry.
Wet.
How do you like to remove heat from boundary layers?
seaside weekend
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Useful resources
- Webmineral.com
- GeoReM reference material database
- Chart of the Nuclides
- Nuclide mass table (nuclide chart is MeV, not mAMU)
- X-ray emission lines (pdf)
- HEASARC energy converter
- Mindat.org
- Webelements (Annoying periodic table)
- American Geophysical Union
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- Mining Jobs - Australia
- Environmental jobs - Australia
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3 comments:
I prefer conductive boundary layers.
Wet. Obviously.
Surely y'all are radiant enough for such mechanisms to be second order effects...
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