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The symbol Q is used in physics to represent electric charge. That is it's most common application.
It can also be used to represent dynamic pressure, fusion energy gain factor, heat, mementum transfer and volumetric flow rate.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoQ is heat. Q = mcΔT or Q = CΔT Where m is mass, c is specific heat capacity, C is heat capacity, and ΔT is change in temperature.
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Does trajectory involve physics?
Physics, and the associated mathematics, can be used to calculate a trajectory.
What does q stand for in physics?
q is just a variable name. It represents different things in different equations around the world.
What are the key aspects of quantum physics?
I am around ten and I'm a geek with quantum physics. As of right now, the key factors with quantum physics are the equations and it is not an opinion. The second most important factors is logic. We can't see subatomic particles, but we can see it through mathematics. Those are the key aspects of quantum physics. Good Answer geek: The key aspect of quantum physics is quaternions. Quantum physics is four dimensional physics. Prior physics involved two dimensions, mostly complex mathematics z=a + bi, this could be called parallel physics. Quantum physics involves quaternions a four dimensional physics q= a =bi +cj +dk, this is non parallel or non-commutative physics. For example Z1Z2 = Z2Z1 for two dimensional physics, but Q1Q2 does not equal Q2Q1 for quaternion Physics. This quaternion aspect of Quantum physics is THE key. Another aspect of Quantum Physics that is overlooked is the free space impedance z= 375 Ohms. Not much attention is paid to z but it is a quantum constant, z= W/Q where W is the quantum magnetic charge in Webers and Q is the quantum electric charge in Coulombs. W and Q are make up Planck's Constant h=WQ. W= 500 atto Webers and Q=4/3 atto Coulombs. h=zQ^2. z is the "Aether" Maxwell postulated as necessary to transport electromagnetic waves and M&M did not find. The Fine Structure Constant Alpha = 1/2 (e/Q)^2 = 7.2E-3 where 'e' is the electric charge and Q the quantum charge.
How do you calculate air nozzle velocity?
V= q/a
What is plazma physics?
Q: What is plasma physics? not plazma. A:Matter assumes the state of gas, comprising of ions and electrons, at a very high temperature. This is called plasma. The study of properties of matter in this state is called plasma physics.
Science word starts with a q?
Quantum physics?
Does trajectory involve physics?
Physics, and the associated mathematics, can be used to calculate a trajectory.
What starts with q that relates to science?
quantum physics quasar
What are some science words that start with q?
quantum physics
How do you calculate q values?
Q = (1/r)√(l/c)
A word that starts with the letter Q that has something to do with electricity?
Quantum Physics
What is 6 f of q?
6 Flavours of Quark (in Quantum Physics)
What does q stand for in physics?
q is just a variable name. It represents different things in different equations around the world.
Calculate the number p and q?
p/q form of the number is 0.3 is: (A) (B)
You want 12 cbse board exam q a for physics 2008?
yes
What are the key aspects of quantum physics?
I am around ten and I'm a geek with quantum physics. As of right now, the key factors with quantum physics are the equations and it is not an opinion. The second most important factors is logic. We can't see subatomic particles, but we can see it through mathematics. Those are the key aspects of quantum physics. Good Answer geek: The key aspect of quantum physics is quaternions. Quantum physics is four dimensional physics. Prior physics involved two dimensions, mostly complex mathematics z=a + bi, this could be called parallel physics. Quantum physics involves quaternions a four dimensional physics q= a =bi +cj +dk, this is non parallel or non-commutative physics. For example Z1Z2 = Z2Z1 for two dimensional physics, but Q1Q2 does not equal Q2Q1 for quaternion Physics. This quaternion aspect of Quantum physics is THE key. Another aspect of Quantum Physics that is overlooked is the free space impedance z= 375 Ohms. Not much attention is paid to z but it is a quantum constant, z= W/Q where W is the quantum magnetic charge in Webers and Q is the quantum electric charge in Coulombs. W and Q are make up Planck's Constant h=WQ. W= 500 atto Webers and Q=4/3 atto Coulombs. h=zQ^2. z is the "Aether" Maxwell postulated as necessary to transport electromagnetic waves and M&M did not find. The Fine Structure Constant Alpha = 1/2 (e/Q)^2 = 7.2E-3 where 'e' is the electric charge and Q the quantum charge.
How do you calculate air nozzle velocity?
V= q/a
