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− | : | + | :Physics Cost-Saving Tips |
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− | :[ | + | :[A diagramatical spinning disc, at an angle] |
+ | :[It is identified with an 'I', with a dotted axial arrow labelled 'L' and a rotational movement labelled 'ω' (small omega)] | ||
+ | :[It sits on the left, and to the right of this is text...] | ||
:Try replacing regular vectors with pseudovectors whenever possible | :Try replacing regular vectors with pseudovectors whenever possible | ||
− | :[ | + | :[A square wave with three maxima (between four minima), and arrows pointing down into a collection of five sine waves of different wavelengths] |
− | + | :[One of the waves having the same frequency as the square wave and the rest of them are of shorter lengths with more peaks and troughs] | |
− | :[ | + | :[It sits on the right, and to the left of this is text...] |
:A square wave can be broken down into an infinite supply of valuable sine waves | :A square wave can be broken down into an infinite supply of valuable sine waves | ||
− | :[ | + | :[Two atomic models] |
− | + | :[The left containing two protons (white with a "+" sign), two neutrons (black) and orbited by two electrons (small outlines, dotted orbits/movement lines), labelled below with the text of superscript atomic weight and element symbol] | |
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:<sup>4</sup>He | :<sup>4</sup>He | ||
+ | :[The right model has just the two protons and the two electrons, labelled below with the text of an atomic weight and elemental symbol, and some subtext within brackets] | ||
:<sup>2</sup>He | :<sup>2</sup>He | ||
− | : | + | :(Decays fast - use quickly) |
− | + | :[Both models sit on the left of the comic, and to the right is text...] | |
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:Cut waste by buying lighter isotopes that don't have any dead-weight neutrons | :Cut waste by buying lighter isotopes that don't have any dead-weight neutrons | ||
− | :[ | + | :[A flat rectangular bar, drawn in perspective with a scattering of dots/small circles on the top face and on the forward-facing one the label] |
− | : | + | :Iron |
− | + | :[An arrow points to the dots, from the text...] | |
− | :[ | + | :Free electrons |
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:Conductors are a great source of free electrons | :Conductors are a great source of free electrons | ||
:(May carry charges) | :(May carry charges) |