Electrical phenomena: self induction. Suppose a tank higher than a tap and let the water flow occur, then shut down abruptly. The movement of the water will continue for a few moments in the pipe and produce a jet of water whose top will exceed the water l by Anonymous Anonymous

Electrical phenomena: self induction. Suppose a tank higher than a tap and let the water flow occur, then shut down abruptly. The movement of the water will continue for a few moments in the pipe and produce a jet of water whose top will exceed the water l


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Electrical phenomena: self induction. Suppose a tank higher than a tap and let the water flow occur, then shut down abruptly. The movement of the water will continue for a few moments in the pipe and produce a jet of water whose top will exceed the water l by Anonymous Anonymous. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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