apsolutna nula

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The lowest possible temperature, attained when a system is at its minimum possible energy. The Kelvin temperature scale sets its zero point at absolute zero (-273.15 degree on the Celsius scale, and -434.07 degree on the Fahrenheit scale.)

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Apsolutna nula

Automotive; Automobile

Temperatura od -273.15°C. Na ovoj temperaturi je eliminisana sva toplota, ne postoji kinteicka energija i kod provodnika se eliminisu svi gubici i otpor

apsolutna temperatura

Chemistry; General chemistry

Temperature measured on a scale that sets absolute zero as zero. In the SI system, the kelvin scale is used to measure absolute temperature.

apsolutna greška

Chemistry; General chemistry

The uncertainty in a measurement, expressed with appropriate units. For example, if three replicate weights for an object are 1.00 g, 1.05 g, and 0.95 g, the absolute error can be ...

aktinoidi

Astronomy; General astronomy

Elementi sa atomskim brojevima od 89 (Aktinij) i 103

aktinijum

Astronomy; General astronomy

Mekan, srebrno-beli radioaktivni metal koji sija u mraku

akivna optika

Astronomy; General astronomy

Controlling the shape of a telescope mirror at a relatively slow rate.

adaptivna optika

Astronomy; General astronomy

Compensating for atmospheric distortions in a wavefront by high-speed changes in the shape of a small, thin mirror.

americijum

Astronomy; General astronomy

radioactive silvery metal which does not occur naturally

jedinica ubrzanja

Astronomy; General astronomy

A unit for measuring acceleration, which is metre per second squared.

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