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    This document discusses different types of transport including mass, heat, momentum, and charge. It provides equations for Fick's Law of mass diffusion, Fourier's Law of heat conduction, Newton's Law of viscosity, Ohm's Law relating current and resistance, as well as equations for electric field and current density.

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    TRANSPORT

    Mass Transport
    Heat Transport
    Momentum Transport
    Charge Transport

    J = -D dC/dx (Ficks Law)


    Q= -k dT/dx (Fouriers Law)
    = - dv/dy (Newtons Law)
    V = IR
    J=

    E=

    dV/dx

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