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Centrifugal force is an
inertial force in
Newtonian mechanics (also
called a "fictitious" or "pseudo"
force) that
appears to act on all
objects when viewed...
- In
classical mechanics, a
reactive centrifugal force forms part of an action–reaction pair with a
centripetal force. In
accordance with Newton's first...
- must be introduced: the
Coriolis force, the
centrifugal force (described below) and the
Euler force. The
Euler force is
typically ignored because the...
- A
centrifuge is a
device that uses
centrifugal force to
subject a
specimen to a
specified constant force, for
example to
separate various components of...
- The
magnitude of the
Coriolis force is
proportional to the
rotation rate, and the
magnitude of the
centrifugal force is
proportional to the
square of...
- carousel. In
classical mechanics,
centrifugal force is an
outward force ****ociated with rotation.
Centrifugal force is one of
several so-called pseudo-forces...
- body; "gravity" may also include, in
addition to gravitation, the
centrifugal force resulting from the planet's
rotation (see #Earth's gravity). The nature...
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Centrifugation is a
mechanical process which involves the use of the
centrifugal force to
separate particles from a
solution according to
their size, shape...
- A
centrifugal switch is an
electric switch that
operates using the
centrifugal force created from a
rotating shaft, most
commonly that of an
electric motor...
- A
centrifugal supercharger is a
specialized type of
supercharger that
makes use of
centrifugal force in
order to
increase the
manifold air pressure, MAP...
