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Evaporative Cooling

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Author: brunolz

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Filesize: 66.95 kB

Date added: 2012-01-25

Rating: 5.3

Downloads: 689

Views: 440

Comments: 2

Ratings: 2

Times favored: 0

Made with: Algodoo v2.0.1 Edu

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In this simulation I illustrate the evoporative cooling.

Neste simulacao, o esfriamento por evaporacao e ilustrado.
Apos o termino da simulacao e possivel contar as particulas com velocidades
similares. Basta utilizar cliques triplos para selecionar os objetos semelhantes.
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Kilinich
2012/01/26 12:56:06
Interesting but too complicated. Code can be a bit simpler and easyier to understand visualization. Why color coding if it can be just intensity (did you see that http://www.algodoo.com/al … ails/59300 ?)
brunolz
2012/01/29 15:11:00
Hi Kilinch, thanks for your comment.
At first I used intensity but color code seemed better to me. I am used to this kind of color code with blue meaning cool and red meaning hot.
The code is complicated because I wanted to be able to count particles by the end of the process. If you triple click a particle you will be able to count particles within the same velocity range and build a sampling from a Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution.
Thanks again! I am a physics teacher and intent to use algodoo in my classes. I have been using Algoddo for a couple of months only...