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By Norman Foster Ramsey

First released in 1956, this vintage paintings by way of N.F. Ramsey, 1989 Nobel Laureate in Physics, offers an account of atomic and molecular constitution. After an introductory part reviewing experimental equipment and the types of amounts that may be measured, Ramsey presents complete money owed of gasoline kinetics, chemical equilibria, and atomic and nuclear magnetic moments via nonresonance equipment. He additionally presents tables of nuclear moments, in addition to special debts of nuclear and molecular interactions. eventually there are sections on atomic fantastic and hyperfine constitution, and the layout of experimental gear. the focal point all through is at the physics of beams composed of electrically impartial debris. As a seminal paintings through one of many world's top scientists, this quantity will curiosity scholars and researchers in various fields, together with atomic physics, actual chemistry, spectroscopy, and organic chemistry.

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60. -The center of gravit~ as has just been explained is determined by the distribution of mass in a body or system of bodies. It has certain remarkable • , , • :;, Y MECHANICS 36 properties quite independent of weight, and is therefore also called the center oj mass or center of inertia of the body or system. For example, a freely rotating body like a spinning projectile will always rotate about an axis through its center of mass. FlO. 29. 61. -When a body is hung by a cord or balanced on a point the center of gravity must be in the vertical line passing through the point of support.

Me condusion is reached taking moments about some point such as C. 57. -If in the case just treated the upward force 4 is changed to 6, we have a case that calls for special consideration. The upward forces are exactly equal to the downward forces and yet the bar is not in equilibrium, for taking moments about P we find that the clockwise moment is 10 while the counterclockwise moment is 2 + 18 = 20. Here, then, there is a com- MECHANICS 34 binaUon 0/ forces that does not tend to produce translation, but simply rotation.

And having a 2-lb. weight on one end and a 7-lb. weight on the other. 7. Forces 2 and 4 actillg upward are applied 'to a horizontal bar at 2 ft. and 4 ft. from the left-hand end, respectively, also forces 3 and I acting downward are applied at 1 ft. and Sft. from the eameend. Find amount and point of application of a single force producing eqjJilibrium. 8. CUI downward at a point 3 ft. from the left-hand end of the bar. WORK AND ENERGY 39 9. A board 2 ft. square is acted on by five forees applied at the same point6 as shown in figure 22, but the forcel!

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