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What function describes the temperature in the surroundings of a point heat source?

If you have a system with equally distributed temperature, and in the center of it is inserted a point source of heat (a point hotter than the rest of the system) after a given amo …
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What function describes the heat dispersion more precisely?

I am developing a heat map image generator and I have come to 2 solutions to calculate the intensity in a given point within a distance from the heat source: The first one is simi …
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What is a pentane

How much energy would be released for 3.5 moles of pentane. How much energy would be released for 10 moles of pentane. How much energy would be released for 0.75 moles of pentane.
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Do electrons and protons briefly turn into neutrons inside normal matter?

I'm not sure the question is meaningful, but still - do electrons inside normal matter sometimes collide with protons to create neutrons (that may have a very short half-life)? I …
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How does quantum mechanics incorporate relativity?

If any particle has a probability to be observed anywhere, as QM states, does this mean that it can be observed outside its light cone and violate speed-of-light limit?
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glucose comes in plz [closed]

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What’s your favoriate interpertation of Quantum Mechanics

You know, out of all these, which do you believe "is true". (Yes, this is a totally subjective and undefined question, still I think it's an interesting one).
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magnetic field variations at earth surface latitude longitude data base or table

What are characteristics of internal magnetic field variations at earth surface.
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Do strings in superstring theory really vibrate?

Or is it just a random word chosen to describe physical property (like quark/gluon "color" or particle "spin")?