Formulas Flashcards
What is the formula for Coefficient of performance (CPR)?
CPR = KW / (ρAt)
CPR: Coefficient of performance; K: Constant; W: Work done; ρ: Density; A: Area; t: Time
What is the formula for Voltage difference (ΔV)?
ΔV = (V₂² - V₁²) - (RT / nF) ln([M₁ⁿ⁺] / [M₂ⁿ⁺])
ΔV: Voltage difference; V₁, V₂: Potential; R: Gas constant; T: Temperature; n: Number of electrons; F: Faraday’s constant; M₁ⁿ⁺, M₂ⁿ⁺: Concentrations of ions
What is the formula for Rate of reaction (r)?
r = i / nF
r: Rate of reaction; i: Current; n: Number of electrons; F: Faraday’s constant
What is the formula for Voltage (V)?
V = IR
V: Voltage; I: Current; R: Resistance
What is the formula for Resistivity (ρ)?
ρ = RA / l
ρ: Resistivity; R: Resistance; A: Cross-sectional area; l: Length
What is the formula for Conductivity (σ)?
σ = 1 / ρ
σ: Conductivity; ρ: Resistivity
What is the formula for Current density (J)?
J = σε
J: Current density; σ: Conductivity; ε: Electric field
What is the formula for Electric field (ε)?
ε = V / l
ε: Electric field; V: Voltage; l: Length
What is the formula for Conductivity in terms of charge carriers (σ)?
σ = n|e|μₑ + p|e|μₕ
σ: Conductivity; n, p: Charge carrier densities; e: Electron charge; μₑ, μₕ: Mobilities of electrons and holes
What is the formula for Total resistivity (ρ_total)?
ρ_total = ρₜ + ρᵢ + ρ_d
ρ_total: Total resistivity; ρₜ: Temperature-dependent resistivity; ρᵢ: Intrinsic resistivity; ρ_d: Defect resistivity
What is the formula for Temperature-dependent resistivity (ρₜ)?
ρₜ = ρ₀ + αT
ρₜ: Resistivity; ρ₀: Base resistivity; α: Temperature coefficient; T: Temperature
What is the formula for Heat capacity (c)?
c = dQ / dT
c: Heat capacity; dQ: Heat added; dT: Change in temperature
What is the formula for Linear expansion (l_f)?
(l_f - l₀) / l₀ = α_l (T_f - T₀)
l_f: Final length; l₀: Initial length; α_l: Linear expansion coefficient; T_f: Final temperature; T₀: Initial temperature
What is the formula for Volume change (ΔV)?
ΔV / V₀ = α_v ΔT
ΔV: Volume change; V₀: Initial volume; α_v: Volume expansion coefficient; ΔT: Change in temperature
What is the formula for Heat flux (q)?
q = -k (dT / dx)
q: Heat flux; k: Thermal conductivity; dT/dx: Temperature gradient