Two centrifuges rotate at the same peripheral velocity of 53.34 m/s. The first bowl has a radius of r1 = 76.2 mm and the second r2 = 305 mm. Calculate the rev/min and the centrifugal forces developed in each bowl.

Two centrifuges rotate at the same peripheral velocity of 53.34 m/s. The first bowl has a radius of r1 = 76.2 mm and the second r2 = 305 mm. Calculate the rev/min and the centrifugal forces developed in each bowl.

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