# 1 ev = 11600 k

Where can your imagination go with that? chance of surviving a planet killer explosion, Why does the US death rate not "match" life expectancy. How to progress a fantasy novel that is also slice of life? Grandpa's weird clock. in E= 5x109   V/cm It takes you places you might not otherwise go and you might discover new ways of looking at the world around you! Yeah I understood the above thing. The first and third values are exact; the second is exactly equal to 1380649 / 16021766340.See the linked section for details. Am I mixing things here. (The revolution in physics from the early 1900's.) Electrons have quantized 'spin,' and they also have orbitals around an atom and there is something there to consider about angular momentum. The interesting thing here is that there are also some small contributions to the spin of an electron (ignored here) and also assumptions that all of the atoms contribute exactly one such electron moment. Why is it sometimes hard to engage reverse gear in a manual transmission? I guess I just want to call your attention to how much can be done with dimensional analysis and thinking about the units in different ways (not the one obvious way, but by changing things out and combining units in different ways that you'd otherwise expect, using a LOT of imagination.) I read thermal voltage = KT ; K in ev/K and T in Kelvin. PHYSICS 4E QUIZ 1 (open book) SPRING QUARTER 2015 PROF. HIRSCH APRIL 6 Constants: hc=12,400 eVÅ. You can move the plates further apart and the acceleration will be less, but the distance will also be just enough further apart to allow that Coulomb of charge to have exactly the same impact energy. This is the energy carried away by the photon. So. Multiply that by, say, 300 K, and you get 4.14194556e-21 joules (similar to eV, but not 1:1 in eV.)      1 eV  =  8065.54   cm-1 in time = a /v0 = 2.41 x10 -17 sec Gaining a new type of movement speed after being hit by a Sentinel OA. is    3670.483014 Think of it this way: If you have two plates separated by some gap in a vacuum in outer space, and place 100 volts across them, and then imagine placing one Coulomb of charge at the negative plate, that Coulomb of charge will be accelerated towards the positive plate. Note that I had to introduce quantum theory and the simple Bohr atomic model to get here. Eventually, the charge will strike the positive plate and the impact energy will be just 100 Joules. MathJax reference. is    1838.683662. By using our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understand our Cookie Policy, Privacy Policy, and our Terms of Service. Also, the time it takes to make an orbit is \$T=\frac{2\pi R}{v_e}\$ and of course the electric charge of an electron is \$q_e\$, so \$I=\frac{q_e v_e}{2 \pi R}\$ (charge per unit time.).