05-26-2007
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 Thinking |  Clark's tables In Clark's tables, atomic masses of certain isotopes has a number written as subscript. What is its significance?I have just completed my bachelors degree in Physics and don't know such a basic thing. Its really shameful, isn't it?Maybe I never thought about it.Somebody please help. | |
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05-27-2007
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 Resident Diabolist   | Re: Clark's tables Can you post a scan of it? I'm not sure if i understood you right. Anyway I'm doing my master thesis now, also in physics, and so in case I don't know we can be both ashamed. [begin: philosophy nerd] But you know this following Socrates we are (or will be) more intelligent because "we know not to know"... [/end philosophy nerd] ---------------- Administrator A COUNTRY WITHOUT AN ARMY IS LIKE A FISH WITHOUT A BIKE!!! I don't believe in god, but I do believe in what others call utopies. | |
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