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Can We Store Light?
last year i have read about an experiment in which the light rays(photons) passing through a crystal halted just for a very small duration of time................
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What is Work Hardening?
noone has given satisfactory definition or reason!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
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What is Work Hardening?
but little knowledge may be dangerous...... ......................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!......
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What is Work Hardening?
good joke!!!!!! ha ha ha new comer???? from which college?????
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What is Work Hardening?
plz give me full explanation " what do u understand by work hardening"????
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What is Work Hardening?
however if i apply stress on already worked material . .. it will break !"!""" since we are already close to fracture point!!!!!!
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What is Work Hardening?
then what???????? then what the meaning of strenghening is?????????????
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What is Work Hardening?
sir,,,, my question is when a material is stressed after yield point.....we are saying that nore deforming force is required now to get the deformation.....byt if...
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Thermodaynamic explanation of time
the definition of time given by albert einstien is perfect. no one can say that it is improper......... time is actually the occurence of events.....we are...
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What is the difference between pressure and stress?
pressure is a general term used for force per unit area.....but stress is t erm used in case of pressures in solids..... for hydraulic pressure we...
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Thermodaynamic explanation of time
a quite simple definition is------ "time is what a clock reads" -------albert einstien
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