Is antimatter time-reversed negative matter?
If so, then it would behave like ordinary matter electromagnetically BUT Newton's grav would yield like mass charges attract and unlike masses repel. Ie, a combination of antimatter and matter does not make a diametric drive due to the time inversion...
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Thanks mate. I had missed that...so energy rises parabolically, power rises linearly, and change in power is a constant when force and acceleration are constant.
First of all, thank you for the feedback I appreciate the distinction for the first equation and pointing it out for me.
I must be a bit thick. To me it seems that if acceleration is constant, then energy is being delivered at a constant rate, ie power stays constant and therefore rate of power...
Homework Statement
Saw a calculation that put differentiation of power in terms of acceleration as follows:
E=Fs
dE/dt=Fv=P
dP/dt=Fa=ma^2
It doesn't make sense to me because if power was changing, acceleration must change. Correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't the product rule be applied...
What I found was perhaps not electrostatic discharge. Apparently graphene demonstrates negative resistance or negative differential resistance where an increase of current through the material counter intuitively leads to a drop in voltage. Researchers intographene transistors are seeking to...
Hang on, just caught up to you...earth everything to discharge and then measure after disconnecting earth.
Will try that and a couple of other ideas like putting foil on the other side of the polyethylene and connecting that to the sample so it acts like a shorted cap. Cheers mate
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I've made what I think is graphene. I first put the solution on cardboard and then I put some on polyethylene.
When they had dried, I tested conductivity with a digital multimeter with the scale set on megaohms.
The cardboard was nonconducting, but the sample on poly to my astonishment showed...
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Amateur experimenter here with only rudimentary maths skills. I have the most unfortunate and embarrassing tendency of being most confident in a topic when I am only just starting to learn something about it.
I am grateful for being able to participate in a forum where more...