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Dissipation of energy |
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Now, scientists have developed a way of pumping electrons through tiny circuits that may eliminate the dissipation of energy as damaging heat. As a result, there is minimal dissipation of energy so that the compressor creates relatively little heat and there is little wear in the system. In other words, the linking of the two doughnuts prevents the dissipation of energy. |
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