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Ferrofluid A ferrofluid is a liquid solution containing nanoparticles ...	Ferromagnetic Ferromagnetic materials have the property of becoming ...
Ferromagnetism Physics: Ferromagnetism is the property of certain ...	Filament winding Filament winding is a technique for producing rotating parts ...
Fine structure constant The fine structure constant, a numerical dimensionless ...	First law of thermodynamics Thermodynamics. The first law of thermodynamics is the ...
Fluorescein Fluorescein was the first fluorescent colouring agent ...	Fluorescence Fluorescence is the process by which an atom absorbs light ...
Focal length The focal length is the distance between the optical centre ...	Focus The focus of a lens: The focus is the fixed point through ...
Force couple A force couple is a set of two parallel forces in opposite ...	Frame-dragging Frame-dragging , or the Lense-Thirring effect, is a ...
Free-electron laser In a free-electron laser the laser emission comes from the ...	Frequency Expressed in Hertz (Hz), frequency is the number of ...
Friction Friction is the action of rubbing. The term also denotes the ...	Fuel A fuel is a substance able to burn in the presence of ...
Fuel cell A fuel cell is a current generator that transforms the ...	Galvanometer A galvanometer is a current measuring device using the ...
Gap The term gap is used in the physics of semiconductors when ...	Gas laser A gas laser is one in which the excited medium is a gas. The ...