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| | <br><br>DeWalt is a pioneer in the power tool sector, specializing in battery-powered tools. The search then moves to which precise effect cordless wrench would be greatest for use about the home. Most [http://Statigr.am/tag/effective+issue effective issue] to do is set a spending budget and stick to it. In addition, attempt not to go for an influence cordlesswhich has a pretty low voltage as it will be a much Greatest Rotary Tool Dremel less powerful tool and will almost certainly not meet your needs. Getting right effect cordless wrench for you is the most critical requirement. Handymen can take the wrench to remote places to conduct any repair.<br><br>I have a DeWalt 18V influence (the complete size a single), and although it is fine for my makes use of, it does not have a variable speed trigger. If I drove a lot of lags, I'd want variable speed, as mine is not all that suited for it. For lags just a tiny as well huge for my impact driver, it can be really hard to obtain that balancenot tight sufficient, and oops, I snapped off the lag�. That is a excellent point about cordless vs. corded tool sizes.<br><br>But there's plenty of other indication that it is a super impact wrench. If you liked this article so you would like to obtain more info regarding [http://www.bestoscillatingtoolreviews.com/best-rotary-tool-reviews/ What Is Greatest Rotary Tool] please visit our own page. There is a lot of positive comment about Hilti (to the point of it being a brand of super-mythical proportions!) but equally, I've read comments from persons saying that whilst some Hilti stuff is brilliant, the cordless stuff is merely average. A carrier chosen by The Home Depot will deliver your item(s) based on your preferred service level.<br><br>The DC823KA 3/eight-Inch 18-Volt Cordless XRP Impact Wrench comes with a DEWALT warranty package that incorporates a 3-year restricted warranty, a one particular-year no cost service contract, two years of free of charge service on XRP (DC9071, DC9091, and DC9096) batteries, and a 90-day revenue-back assure. Makita's 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless 1/two-Inch Effect Wrench delivers high-torque influence energy with a 1/two-Inch square drive that will fit effect-rated socket sets. A lot more energy than my titanium air impact.<br><br>I located a lot feedbacks, which will stands for the truth that the customer about the NitroCat 1200 K 1/two Inch Kevlar Composite Air Impact Wrench With Twin Clutch Mechanism had been definitely happy and additionally totally really feel well worth for you to obtain it. The most favored evaluations respecting the benefits of "NitroCat 1200 K 1/2 Inch Kevlar Composite Air Effect Wrench With Twin Clutch Mechanism". An influence wrench is a higher torque energy tool.<br><br>It is undoubtedly correct that a cordless tool will commonly offer less power than a tool that is corded or runs from a compressor, but as quickly as you comprehend that the exact same cordless tool is basically offering extra power than the corded one particular made years ago, then this thing becomes quite irrelevant. If your wrench does not have an automatic lubricating program, add two or 3 drops of pneumatic tool oil into the air inlet, which is typically positioned at the bottom of the tool's handle. |
| In [[astronomy]] and in [[astrophysics]], for '''radiative losses of the solar corona''', it is meant the [[energy flux]] irradiated from the external [[atmosphere]] of the [[Sun]] (traditionally divided into [[chromosphere]], [[transition region]] and [[corona]]), and, in particular, the processes of production of the [[radiation]] coming from the solar corona and transition region, where the plasma is optically-thin. On the contrary, in the chromosphere, where the temperature decreases from the photospheric value of 6000 K to the minimum of 4400 K, the [[optical depth]] is about 1, and the radiation is thermal.
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| [[File:Latest xrt soft x-ray.gif|thumb|right|320px|The Sun in the soft X-rays as seen by the [[Hinode]] X-ray Telescope (XRT) on 15 Oct 2009.]] | |
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| The [[corona]] extends much further than a solar radius from the [[photosphere]] and looks very complex and inhomogeneous in the [[X-rays]] images taken by satellites (see the figure on the right taken by the XRT on board [[Hinode]]).
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| The structure and dynamics of the [[corona]] are dominated by the [[solar magnetic field]]. There are strong evidences that even the heating mechanism, responsible for its high temperature of million degrees, is linked to the magnetic field of the [[Sun]].
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| The [[energy flux]] irradiated from the corona changes in [[stellar active region|active regions]], in the quiet Sun and in [[coronal holes]]; actually, part of the energy is irradiated outwards, but approximatively the same amount of the energy flux is conducted back towards the [[chromosphere]], through the steep [[transition region]]. In active regions the energy flux is about 10<sup>7</sup> erg cm<sup>−2</sup>sec<sup>−1</sup>, in the quiet Sun it is roughly 8 10<sup>5</sup> - 10<sup>6</sup> erg cm<sup>−2</sup>sec<sup>−1</sup>, and in coronal holes 5 10<sup>5</sup> - 8 10<sup>5</sup> erg cm<sup>−2</sup>sec<sup>−1</sup>, including the losses due to the solar wind.
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| | first = George L.
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| | title = The temperature structure, mass, and energy flow in the corona and inner solar wind
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| | journal = The Astrophysical Journal
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| | volume = 325
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| | pages =442–467
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| | year = 1988
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| | bibcode=1988ApJ...325..442W
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| | doi = 10.1086/166015
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| }}</ref>
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| The required power is a small fraction of the total flux irradiated from the Sun, but this energy is enough to maintain the plasma at the temperature of million degrees, since the density is very low and the processes of radiation are different from those occurring in the photosphere, as it is shown in detail in the next section.
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| ==Processes of radiation of the solar corona==
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| [[File:EffectiveTemperature 300dpi e it.png|thumb|right|320px|The [[effective temperature]] of the Sun. The grey area represents the [[blackbody radiation]] with the same radiative flux of the solar spectrum (yellow area).]]
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| The electromagnetic waves coming from the solar [[corona]] are emitted mainly in the [[X-rays]]. This radiation is not visible from the [[Earth]] because it is filtered by the [[atmosphere]]. Before the first rocket missions, the corona could be observed only in white light during the eclipses, while in the last fifty years the solar corona has been photographed in the EUV and X-rays by many satellites ([[Pioneer program|Pioneer]] 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, [[Helios]], [[Skylab]], [[Solar Maximum Mission|SMM]], [[NIXT]], [[Yohkoh]], [[Solar and Heliospheric Observatory|SOHO]], [[TRACE]], [[Hinode]]).
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| The emitting plasma is almost completely ionized and very light, its density is about 10<sup>−16</sup> - 10<sup>−14</sup> g/cm<sup>3</sup>. Particles are so isolated that almost all the [[photons]] can leave the [[Sun]]'s surface without interacting with the matter above the [[photosphere]]: in other words, the corona is transparent to the radiation and the emission of the [[Plasma (physics)|plasma]] is optically-thin. The Sun's atmosphere is not the unique example of [[Astronomical X-ray source|X-ray source]], since hot plasmas are present wherever in the Universe: from stellar coronae to thin [[galactic halo]]s. These stellar environments are the subject of the [[X-ray astronomy]].
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| In an optically-thin plasma the matter is not in thermodynamical equilibrium with the radiation, because collisions between particles and photons are very rare, and, as a matter of fact, the square root mean velocity of photons, electrons, protons and ions is not the same: we should define a temperature for each of these particle populations. The result is that the [[emission spectrum]] does not fit the spectral distribution of a [[blackbody radiation]], but it depends only on those collisional processes which occur in a very rarefied plasma.
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| [[File:FraunhoferLinesDiagram.jpg|thumb|right|320px| [[Fraunhofer lines]] in the solar spectrum.]]
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| While the [[Fraunhofer lines]] coming from the [[photosphere]] are [[absorption lines]], principally emitted from ions which absorb photons of the same frequency of the transition to an upper energy level, coronal lines are [[emission lines]] produced by metal ions which had been excited to a superior state by collisional processes. Many spectral lines are emitted by highly ionized atoms, like calcium and iron, which have lost most of their external electrons; these emission lines can be formed only at certain temperatures, and therefore their individuation in solar [[spectrum|spectra]] is sufficient to determine the temperature of the emitting plasma.
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| Some of these spectral lines can be forbidden on the Earth: in fact, collisions between particles can excite ions to metastable states; in a dense gas these ions immediately collide with other particles and so they de-excite with an allowed transition to an intermediate level, while in the corona it is more probable that this ion remains in its metastable state, until it encounters a photon of the same frequency of the forbidden transition to the lower state. This photon induces the ion to emit with the same frequency by [[stimulated emission]]. Forbidden transitions from metastable states are often called as satellite lines.
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| The [[Spectroscopy]] of the corona allows the determination of many physical parameters of the emitting plasma. Comparing the [[Luminous intensity|intensity]] in lines of different ions of the same element, temperature and density can be measured with a good approximation: the different states of ionization are regulated by the [[Saha equation]]. | |
| The [[Doppler shift]] gives a good measurement of the velocities along the [[Line-of-sight propagation|line of sight]] but not in the perpendicular plane.
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| The [[line width]] should depend on the [[Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution]] of velocities at the temperature of line formation (thermal line broadening), while it is often larger than predicted.
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| The widening can be due to pressure broadening, when collisions between particles are frequent, or it can be due to [[turbulence]]: in this case the line width can be used to estimate the macroscopic velocity also on the Sun's surface, but with a great uncertainty.
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| The magnetic field can be measured thanks to the line splitting due to the [[Zeeman effect]].
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| == Optically-thin plasma emission ==
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| The most important processes of radiation for an optically-thin plasma
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| <ref>{{cite journal
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| | last = Landini, M., Monsignori Fossi, B.
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| | title = Computation of solar X-ray emission in the region 1-100 Å for Te from 1 MK to 100 MK
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| | journal = Mem. SAIT
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| | volume = 41
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| | pages = 467L
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| | year = 1970
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| | bibcode = 1970MmSAI..41..467L
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| }}</ref>
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| <ref>{{cite journal
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| | last = Raymond, J. C.; Smith, B. W.
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| | title = Soft X-ray spectrum of a hot plasma
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| | journal = The Astrophysical Journal Suppl.
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| | volume = 35
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| | pages = 419–439
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| | year = 1977
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| | bibcode = 1977ApJS...35..419R
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| | doi = 10.1086/190486
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| | first1 = J. C.
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| | last2 = Smith
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| | first2 = B. W.
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| }}</ref>
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| <ref>{{cite journal
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| | last = Gronenschild, E. H. B. M.; Mewe, R.
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| | title = Calculated X-radiation from optically thin plasmas. III - Abundance effects on continuum emission
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| | journal = The Astrophysical Journal Suppl.
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| | volume = 32
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| | pages = 283–305
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| | year = 1978
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| | bibcode= 1978A&AS...32..283G
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| }}</ref>
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| *the emission in resonance lines of ionized metals (bound-bound emission);
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| *the radiative recombinations (free-bound radiation) due to the most abundant coronal ions;
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| *for very high temperatures above 10 MK, the [[bremsstrahlung]] (free-free emission).
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| Therefore, the radiative flux can be expressed as the sum of three terms:
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| L_r = n_e \sum n_l C_{lk} h \nu_{lk} + L_{rec} + L_{brems}
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| where <math>n_e</math> is the number of [[electrons]] per unit volume, <math>n_k</math> the [[ion]] number density, <math>h</math> the [[Planck constant]], <math>\nu</math> the frequency of the emitted radiation corresponding to the energy jump <math>h\nu</math>, <math>C_{lk}</math> the coefficient of collisional de-excitation relative to the ion transition, <math>L_{rec}</math> the radiative losses for [[plasma recombination]] and <math>L_{brems}</math> the [[bremsstrahlung]] contribution.
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| The first term is due to the emission in every single [[spectral line]]. With a good approximation, the number of occupied states at the superior level <math> n_u </math> and the number of states at the inferior energy level <math> n_l </math> are given by the equilibrium between collisional excitation and [[spontaneous emission]] | |
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| n_l n_e C_{lu} =n_u A_{ul}
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| where <math>A_{lu}</math>
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| is the transition probability of spontaneous emission. | |
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| The second term <math>L_{rec}</math> is calculated as the energy emitted per unit volume and time when free electrons are captured from ions to recombinate into neutral atoms (dielectronic capture).
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| The third term <math>L_{brems}</math> is due to the electron scattering by protons and ions because of the [[Coulomb force]]: every accelerated charge emits radiation according to classical elettrodynamics. This effect gives an appreciable contribution to the continuum spectrum only at the highest temperatures, above 10 MK.
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| Taking into account all the dominant radiation processes, including satellite lines from metastable states, the emission of an optically-thin plasma can be expressed more simply as
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| L_{r}=n_{e} n_{H} P(T)~~ {W~m^{-3}}
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| where <math>P(T)</math> depends only on the temperature. In fact, all the radiation mechanisms require collisional processes and basically depend on the squared density (<math> n_{e}=n_{H}</math>). The integral of the squared density along the line of sight is called emission measure and is often used in [[X-ray astronomy]].
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| The function <math>P(T)</math> has been modeled by many authors but many discrepancies are still in these calculations: differences derive essentially on the spectral lines they include in their models and on the atomic parameters they use.
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| In order to calculate the radiative flux from an optically-thin plasma, it can be used the linear fitting applied to some model calculations by Rosner et al. (1978)
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| .<ref>{{cite journal
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| | last = Rosner, R., Tucker, W.H., Vaiana, G.S.
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| | title = Dynamics of the quiescent solar corona
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| | journal = The Astrophysical Journal
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| | volume = 220
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| | pages = 643–665
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| | year = 1978
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| | bibcode=1978ApJ...220..643R
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| | doi = 10.1086/155949
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| | first1 = R.
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| | last2 = Tucker
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| | first2 = W. H.
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| | last3 = Vaiana
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| | first3 = G. S.
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| }}</ref>
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| In c.g.s. unit, in erg cm<sup>3</sup> s<sup>−1</sup>, the function P(T) can be approximated as:
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| <math>P(T) \approx 10^{-21.85} ~~~~~~~~~~~(10^{4.3} < T < 10^{4.6} K) </math>
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| <math>P(T) \approx 10^{-31}~T^{2} ~~~~~~~~~(10^{4.6} < T < 10^{4.9} K) </math>
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| <math>P(T) \approx 10^{-21.2} ~~~~~~~~~~~~ (10^{4.9} < T < 10^{5.4} K) </math>
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| <math>P(T) \approx 10^{-10.4}~T^{-2} ~~~~~~(10^{5.4} < T < 10^{5.75} K) </math>
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| <math>P(T) \approx 10^{-21.94} ~~~~~~~~~~~(10^{5.75} < T < 10^{6.3} K) </math>
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| <math>P(T) \approx 10^{-17.73}~T^{-2/3}~~~(10^{6.3} < T < 10^{7} K) </math>
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| == Other related articles ==
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| {{MultiCol}}
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| * [[Spectral lines]]
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| * [[Spectroscopy]]
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| * [[Plasma physics]]
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| * [[X-ray astronomy]]
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| * [[Sun]]
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| * [[Corona]]
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| {{ColBreak}}
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| * [[Photosphere]]
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| * [[Chromosphere]]
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| * [[Transition region]]
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| {{ColBreak}}
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| * [[Solar wind]]
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| * [[Nanoflares]]
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| * {{ColBreak}}
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| ==References==
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| == Bibliography ==
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| * {{cite journal |author=Güdel M |title=X-ray astronomy of stellar coronae |journal=Astron Astrophys Rev. |year=2004 |volume=12 |pages=71–237 |doi=10.1007/s00159-004-0023-2 |url=http://astronomy.sci.ege.edu.tr/~rpekunlu/GBDG/papers/XRayfromStellarCoronae.pdf |issue=2–3 |bibcode=2004A&ARv..12...71G|arxiv = astro-ph/0406661 }}
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| * {{cite book | author= Tucker W. H. | title= Radiation processes in Astrophysics | year= 1977 | publisher= MIT Press | ISBN = 0262700107 }}
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