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What does 1N represent in the logarithmic mean temperature difference?

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What does 1N represent in the logarithmic mean temperature difference? △Tm=I（T1-t2）-（T2-t1）I/Iln（T1-t2）/（T2-t1）
Reply #22011-12-31
The logarithm with the constant e as the base is called the natural logarithm, denoted as ln N (where N > 0). Is this what you were asking about?
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