- A
fraction (from
Latin fractus, "broken")
represents a part of a
whole or, more generally, any
number of
equal parts. When
spoken in
everyday English,...
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Examples of
finite simple continued fractions Formula Numeric Remarks a 0 {\displaystyle \ a_{0}} 2 {\displaystyle \ 2} All
integers are a degenerate...
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Fractionation is a
separation process in
which a
certain quantity of a
mixture (gas, solid, liquid, enzymes, suspension, or isotope) is
divided during...
- An
ejection fraction (EF) is the
volumetric fraction (or
portion of the total) of
fluid (usually blood)
ejected from a
chamber (usually the heart) with...
-
aerospace engineering,
payload fraction is a
common term used to
characterize the
efficiency of a
particular design.
Payload fraction is
calculated by dividing...
- A
fraction is one or more
equal parts of something.
Fraction may also
refer to:
Fraction (chemistry), a
quantity of a
substance collected by fractionation...
- In chemistry, the mole
fraction or
molar fraction (xi or χi) is
defined as unit of the
amount of a
constituent (expressed in moles), ni,
divided by the...
- In
chemistry and
fluid mechanics, the
volume fraction φi is
defined as the
volume of a
constituent Vi
divided by the
volume of all
constituents of the...
- A
fraction in
chemistry is a
quantity collected from a
batch of a
substance in a
fractionating separation process. In such a process, a
mixture is separated...
- ****ng
fraction may
refer to: ****ng density, the
fraction of the
space filled by
objects comprising the ****ng
Atomic ****ng factor, the
fraction of volume...
