Cook's class used this method to determine an area of 15 2/3 or 15.6666667
square centimeters for her heart.
No yellow sand blew into the city in 1995 and the pollen count was 20,000 per
square centimeter.
"We have so far been able to cool about 420 watts per
square centimeter and ultimately expect to increase that to 1,000 watts per
square centimeter."
They cover your skin five million to the
square centimeter, feeding off your body's oils and sweat.
The product is "kind of like a Post-it," Messersmith says, albeit only half a
square centimeter in size.
"The test cells produced an initial power density of 575 milliwatts per
square centimeter at 0.7 volts nominal in full-size stacks, bettering [DOE's] target of 500 milliwatts per
square centimeter."
New York City's Housing Maintenance Code requires the owners of multiple dwellings to remove or cover paint, or other similar materials, which has a reading of 0.7 milligrams of lead per
square centimeter or greater or containing more than 0.5 percent of metallic lead in apartment units where a child six years of age or under resides.
They exposed the co-catalyst sensitized nanotubes to sunlight for 2.5 to 3.5 hours when the sun produced between 102 and 75 milliwatts for each
square centimeter exposed.
Bombardment by about 10 trillion ions per
square centimeter formed mostly straight lines spaced about 460 nm apart.
According to Sandia, researchers have already demonstrated that the SPEA is capable of operating at temperatures as high as 140 degrees Celsius (C), "producing a peak power of 1.1 watts per
square centimeter at two amps per
square centimeter at 80 degrees C."
Flipping one bit, for instance, requires the equivalent of 5 million amperes of current per
square centimeter. By contrast, ordinary household wiring carries current densities that reach only a few hundred amperes per
square centimeter.
According to officials, the DMFC is capable of generating 1.5 megawatts (MW) per
square centimeter when fueled with hydrogen and oxygen, and 50 MW when fueled with methanol.
