So though this is written in a physics format. I suspect this relevant for metrology but still wanted a second opinion if this question would be welcome here?
https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/729164/propagation-speed-of-isobaric-mixing
So though this is written in a physics format. I suspect this relevant for metrology but still wanted a second opinion if this question would be welcome here?
https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/729164/propagation-speed-of-isobaric-mixing
To me Physics SE was a good fit, much better than here. Sure, here you'll find some physicists with good knowledge of gas mixing equations and such, but applied to atmospheric science problems. As it is written now, your question is purely theoretical, with absolutely no link to any earth science system. It would probably be considered off-topic. From the help center:
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