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outside surface

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See: periphery


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In any case, the breaking from without would be severe because the outside surface is greater than the inside surface, and also because extreme cold, when it effects bodies, shrinks and expands them; this will create a crack as cracks appear on hard ground during cold weather.
jc]) is the thermal resistance from the junction to the outside surface of the package (case).
Slower heat dissipation in air permits the still-hot core of the thick section to reheat or remelt the outside surface after ejection, allowing the surface to collapse and form a sink.
 
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