1. Coulomb synonyms, Coulomb pronunciation, Coulomb translation, English dictionary definition of Coulomb

2. Second-order Coulomb and Breit–Coulomb interactions are included.

3. Battery coulomb capacity

4. Compact coulomb damper

5. See also: Coulomb Affair.

6. Coulomb to book an appointment.

7. What is a Coulomb? A Coulomb is a unit of electrical charge

8. This repulsion is called Coulomb repulsion.

9. The Coulomb (sometimes written C) is the SI unit of electric charge.It is named after Charles-Augustin de Coulomb.

10. The SI unit of charge is the coulomb.

11. Charles-Augustin Coulomb (1736–1806) France.

12. Charles-Augustin de Coulomb was an eminent French physicist

13. This paper establishes two properties of nonrelativistic Coulomb scattering.

14. 1 Coulomb = 6·2 x 10 18 electrons

15. The SI unit for electric charge is the coulomb.

16. 2 Coulomb repulsion imposes the need for high temperature.

17. In 1785, Coulomb discovered the electrical conductivity of air.

18. These parameters are connected with the Coulomb barrier energy.

19. Let's say I have a 1- coulomb charge.

20. Key words: acidity, gas phase, coulomb, elements, hydride.

21. Coulomb repulsion imposes the need for high temperature.

22. The Coulomb potential, depending on difference vectors, is invariant as well.

23. 7 The friction is modeled with a modified coulomb friction model.

24. Note: Coulomb force is true only for static charges.

25. Coulomb force is the conservative mutual and internal force

26. QUANTITY OF ELECTRICITY , ELECTRIC CHARGE*COULOMB*C**S * A*

27. 1 The first term is the screened Coulomb repulsion.

28. Coulomb is designed to investigate Coulomb stress changes on mapped faults and earthquake nodal planes, and is intended both for publication-directed research and for university teaching and instruction

29. One Coulomb is equal to the quantity of charge that passes through

30. It is named after Charles-Augustin de Coulomb (1736-1806).

31. It is named after Charles-Augustin de Coulomb (1736-1806).

32. The unit of Capacitance is Farad(F) - 1 coulomb per volt.

33. The classical motion of tachyons in a Coulomb field is discussed.

34. Method of direct coulomb explosion in laser ablation of semiconductor structures

35. Say I have a 2- coulomb charge right here, and it's positive.

36. A Coulomb failure criterion is used for determining shear fracture.

37. What is the force exerted on this 2- coulomb charge?

38. Spectroscopic factors are obtained from stripping reactions at energies below the Coulomb barrier.

39. The Coulomb, SI unit of electric charge, was named after him

40. A coulomb damper is attached to a component of an exhaust system.

41. The effect of the Coulomb interaction is exhibited and its importance stressed.

42. New Coulomb energy differences andr0 for21F-21Ne,25Na-25Mg and29Al-29Si are given.

43. The results are significantly larger than those obtained using the Coulomb–Born approximation.

44. 2 - The description of the Coulomb Blockade by the rotor quantum.

45. It was built in 1905 to the design of architect Alfred Coulomb.

46. The Coulomb is the SI derived unit for electric charge in the metric system

47. What does Coulomb mean? The SI derived unit used to measure electric charge

48. So the coulomb force is weaker, so those electrons are more weakly bound.

49. The forward photoproduction of π±Δ is studied in a Coulomb-coupling approximation.

50. 16 The interaction of sliding surfaces is modeled with a Coulomb friction law.

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52. We illustrate the procedure for QED in the Coulomb and axial gauge.

53. Because if I just say coulomb, I'm not really giving a direction.

54. Coulomb published a series of important papers on electricity and magnetism in the late 1780s

55. Coulomb effects, neglected in the previous paper, are taken into account in the present treatment.

56. A specific two-step potential, a combination of the Coulomb and linear part, is reexamined.

57. 14 The Coulomb repulsion results in the potential maximum of doubly and triply diatomic ions.

58. The Coulomb can be expressed as Q C = I A × t s

59. Coulomb is distinguished in the history of mechanics and of electricity and magnetism .

60. Our experimental Coulomb sum rule estimates at higher |q| agree with independent-particle model predictions.

61. Coulomb-type interactions between nonbonded atoms play only a minor role in that respect.

62. The Brachistochrone problem with the inclusion of Coulomb friction has been previously solved ,

63. An operator formulation of the Coulomb-interference effect at high energies is presented.

64. Why doesn't it fly apart under the coulomb repulsion of like - charge elements?

65. 25 Exciton is electron - hole pair held together by their mutual Coulomb interaction.

66. 12 The catalysis and oxidation Coulomb method to measure organic Chlorides is introduced.

67. De Coulomb (1736 – 1806), who formulated the law of electrical force that now carries his name.

68. But we can reduce, we can reduce the Coulomb Barrier strength magnetic field strenght

69. Transition probabilities have been put on an absolute scale by using the Coulomb approximation.

70. The transistor displays Coulomb blockade due to progressive charging of electrons one by one.

71. 8 Why doesn't it fly apart under the coulomb repulsion of like - charge elements?

72. Key words: cone tip resistance, numerical modeling, sand, calibration chamber, Mohr-Coulomb, in situ horizontal stress.

73. 10 It is robust to Coulomb Friction, load disturbance and other unknown factors in the plant.

74. The screened Coulomb potential between the ions is used to account for the electronic contribution.

75. 4 Second, the selectivity depends on the Coulomb interaction on the surface, not the lipophilicity.

76. The SI derived unit of quantity of electric charge is the coulomb (symbol: C).

77. 3 Supose now we change the potential from the Coulomb potential by small steps.

78. The Coulomb (symbolized C) is the standard unit of electric charge in the International System of Units

79. In terms of SI base units, the Coulomb is the equivalent of one ampere-second.

80. The behaviour of the excitation functions for energies around the Coulomb barrier is also discussed.