The phrase "a recoil force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, mechanics, or any situation where a force is generated in response to an action, such as in firearms or machinery.
Example: "When the gun was fired, the shooter felt a significant recoil force pushing them backward."
Alternatives: "a backward force" or "a reactive force".
Particles larger than the wavelength of the trapping light refract the light and experience a "recoil" force associated with redirecting the momentum of the photons, which pushes them toward the focus.
The autonomous motion of millimeter scale objects on a liquid surface driven by the catalytic decomposition of hydrogen peroxide was reported by Whitesides et al. A small area of platinum near the edge of each disc catalyzes this decomposition and releases oxygen bubbles, which drive the movement by a recoil force.
Due to the greatly decreased muzzle velocity, the SB193 benefits from a slightly reduced recoil force of 1.3 kgm/s.
They found that an individual liquid meniscus is more stable on an alumina nanoparticle layer and hence can sustain the evaporation recoil force at a higher heat flux.
Boasting the same recoil force as a 12 gauge shotgun, the.500 is capable of shooting straight through concrete breeze blocks.
A high MTS increases an individual's ability to absorb, harness, and recoil force during the stretch-shortening cycle, such as in running [33].
This allowed him to build up more speed on approach, use a heavier pole that could generate more recoil force, and grip the pole much higher than the average vaulter in order to get more leverage.
The gun's hydraulic recoil mechanism has an extended range of 580 mm to absorb the 34 t recoil force.
There is no evidence that catapults in the narrow sense were used by the Greeks; the Romans called their catapults onagers, or wild asses, for the way in which their rears kicked upward under the recoil force.
In their model, CHF occurs when the evaporation recoil force (which drives the liquid meniscus to recede) becomes larger than the surface tension force (which drives the meniscus to advance and rewet the hot/dry spot).
Kandlikar [40] considered the force balance on the left half of a single bubble at the moment where the force due to change in momentum from evaporation (or evaporation recoil force), FM, is higher than the sum of the hydrostatic pressure (FG) and surface tension forces (FS,1 and FS,2) holding the bubble in its spherical shape (see Figure 11).
