JohnS
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The t 60 ft out, one degree is about 1 ft, so at approx 360 ft, about 6 ft lateral per degree. However, that compass declination offsets your 185 degrees.... -
It does make sense with a few complications. You are definitely on the right track. The points below may get you a little closer.
1. Because of...Leave a comment:
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You need the density of the solution. The solution is relatively dilute, so if the solvent is water, you can assume the density is approximately 1 kg/L....Leave a comment:
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The metric ton, or tonne, is defined as 1000 kg in the International System of Units (SI)....Leave a comment:
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Regardless of actual temperature, the O2 is assumed to be at standard temperature and pressure so molar volume is 22.4 L/mol or 22.4 mL/mmol
6.303...Leave a comment:
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Calculation looks right....Leave a comment:
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Correct, but that only applies at a single frequency. For most signals, with content at multiple frequencies, you would need to process it with an integrator...Leave a comment:
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The second figure should be 106°.
However, there is another complication. Survey bearings are "true" using the north pole as a...Leave a comment:
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For a sheet material of uniform thickness, areal density is often stated as grams or kilograms per square meter. If you have this areal density, multiply...Leave a comment:
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