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“Action d” (in brief).
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More on the “insert D”, from which this text was taken.
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Main function.
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The “action d” is the activation energy of “type 2 dissipative processes”.
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The letter “d” stands for dissipative.
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If there are all the required constraints are satisfied, it triggers dissipative reactions in open structure molecules, such as those of water and EFAs, so important in bio-physics.
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One of its feature.
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It would be characterized by a frequency, which would depend on the angular velocity between two masses, in interaction of mouvement.
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Range of action.
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Its range of action is limited, in comparison to that of the gravity.
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Its formula resembles that used for gravitation, with the important difference, that the distance is to be raised to the 3rd power (as we see in the case of the ocean tides), and not to the 2nd power.
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