- inelastic collision
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- inelastic collision
This term refers to a type of collision in which the kinetic energy is not conserved. Inelastic collisions typically result in the objects sticking together or deforming after the impact, thereby losing some kinetic energy in the form of heat or sound.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ひだんせいしょうとつ非弾性衝突がおこる起こるinelastic collision occursひだんせいしょうとつ非弾性衝突のれい例example of an inelastic collisionかんぜん完全ひだんせいしょうとつ非弾性衝突perfectly inelastic collisionひだんせいしょうとつ非弾性衝突のほうそく法則law of inelastic collisionsうんどうりょうほぞんのほうそく運動量保存の法則におけるひだんせいしょうとつ非弾性衝突inelastic collision in the law of conservation of momentumひだんせいしょうとつ非弾性衝突のかいせき解析analysis of inelastic collisionsしょうとつ衝突のしゅるい種類types of collisionsしょうとつ衝突じっけん実験collision experimentえねるぎいエネルギーのそんしつ損失loss of energyうんどうえねるぎい運動エネルギーのへんか変化change in kinetic energy