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edguy99
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Is there a place on physicsforums or elsewhere to get physics calculations done and/or double checked?
When doing computer animations, many straight forward questions (homework level) often come up. Examples of the level of questions:
1/ What is the average speed of Oxygen2 molecules through our normal air at 20 degrees C
2/ Under Coulomb's law, how much energy (in evolts) is required to push an electron from the Bohr radius of a proton to infinity
or 3/ If the molecules of a hydrogen gas were traveling at one angstrom per femto second - what temperature is the hydrogen gas?
TIA
When doing computer animations, many straight forward questions (homework level) often come up. Examples of the level of questions:
1/ What is the average speed of Oxygen2 molecules through our normal air at 20 degrees C
2/ Under Coulomb's law, how much energy (in evolts) is required to push an electron from the Bohr radius of a proton to infinity
or 3/ If the molecules of a hydrogen gas were traveling at one angstrom per femto second - what temperature is the hydrogen gas?
TIA
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