Non-spherical particle surface area equivalent diameter symbol
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The volume equivalent diameter symbol is: dev specific surface equivalent diameter symbol: deа surface area equivalent diameter symbol? There is a book that I can’t read clearly. Please help me.
It seems that des s cannot be seen clearly, and it seems that it is not s but "£"
The original poster: First of all, this type of symbol has no international or * * Standards and how to use them must be defined in specific situations. Secondly, that subscript is most likely S, because usually everyone uses this subscript to indicate this type of equivalent diameter, and s means "area". The equivalent specific surface area is equivalent to diameter.: equivalent specific surface diameter The book you read uses "es" as a subscript, which is the common method. This post was last edited by El Niño on 2009-2-21 10:26 ]