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phase angle
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phase angle [′fāz ‚aŋ·gəl]
(physics)
The difference between the phase of a sinusoidally varying quantity and the phase of a second quantity which varies sinusoidally at the same frequency. Also known as phase difference.


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Further increase in time resulted in a marginal increase in the degree of conversion and a smaller reduction in the phase angles.
In particular, they improve the new unit's ability to discriminate between the phase angle resulting from the product-effect and that of contaminants, such as stainless steel, which exhibit similar phase angles, and so are more difficult to detect.
In the second stage, the values of phase angle sharply decrease, and low phase angles are maintained with increasing annealing time, which means that the reagglomeration between carbon black aggregates is increased within the composite.
 
 
 
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