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I didn't see anything wrong.
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What do you know about calculating PH? Perhaps you may not need to know about Henderson-Hasslebach equation to calculate the PH of the solution you're referring. You just need acreative way of finding the remaining Hydrogen ion from the reaction of the two.
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Why don't u try this "College Chemistry :An Introductory Textbook of General Chemistry by Linus Pauling". Its a good book to start Chemistry.
I don't know many organic chemistry book 'cause I usually use general Chemistry book to study but it's very good book believe me, It helps me a lot in highschool
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I believe that a small but essential part of the question is missing. Maybe you should start by reading the question carefully, and then copy it here again.
May be you are referring to...
C16H12O6 (or glucose) contains 2.03*10^21..(this)...?
That may be the total number of atoms in glucose.
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What have u done so far? Do you know how to calculate the the number of atoms using Moles?
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you can also consider it as conservation of energy problem. Just equate that the kinetic energy below is equal or greater than the change in potential energy of the body.
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Hi,
Can anyone suggest me some good references for center of mass of a triangle.
thank u..
What is the triangle made of?
Is the masses at the corner or is it a triangular plane? just for simplicity and clarity.
Haven't you learned about centroid of triangle?
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it's very bright.you just can't see it because it's full of infrared light.
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The Flying Circus of Physics - Jearl Walker
The Lightness of Being - Frank Wilczek
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yeah nice video I watched it year ago.
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why do you think ?
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which one?both ?
we usually use Gibbs free energy for chemical reaction.
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In other way you could understand exothermic and endothermic chemical rxns as formation of bonds which really is. In endothermic rxns chemical bonds get broken so as to proceed and that is why they need energy input but exothermic rxns don't need energy because they are forming bonds so they release energy.
This may be the reason why they're called energetically favourable and unfavorable.
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Example: 1 - x + x^2 - x^3 + ..... = 1/(1+x) for |x| < 1. (singularity at x = -1). Analytic continuation to all x (except -1). Plug in x = 1 and get 1 - 1 + 1 - 1 .... = 1/2. Plug in x = -2 and get 1 + 2 + 4 + 8 +... = -1/2.
Since you restrict the function for |x| < 1 why do you plug number not from the domain and also when we generalize binomial theorm to binomial series we use the same restriction so that the function makes sense like when you plug 0.
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Let me make everything clear
- Change the cc to mass using PV = nRT
- Find the mole of Hydrogen
- Since mole of Hydrogen and magnesium is equal change that mole to mass of magnesium
- Use the mass to find the percentage
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I'm sorry this is homework help not "homework do". Atleast show as what you know to try to solve the problem.
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So,what do you need help for?
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Chemwiki
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Yes, you can consider the electron in 2nd orbit but still the atom must have one electron otherwise bohr's formula doesn't work with that of his assumptions.Bohr derived his formula using one the centrifugal and centripetal forces of electron and nucleus.
But why can't we consider the electron in 2nd orbit?
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this is not a homework question, I'm preparing for my exam...
So, why do you post it in homework help thread?
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Try The Feynman Lectures on Physics by Richard P. Feynman, Robert B.
Leighton and Matthew Sands all you need is there.
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Its actually about Book - keeping. It is the definition(agreement) of Energy.
do you why the potential energy of an object decrease as its height from earth decrease.
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Do you know how Bohr derive his formal and the whole thing behind. If you know this you know the answer to your question.
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Sorry for the interruption but once you find the value of the angle in one full cycle (12hr.) the rest can be found just by adding the period(12hr.) since you're asked for 24hrs.
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Need some clarification Re: rate-limiting steps and irreversibility
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I don't think the speed of reaction depends on whether the reaction is reversible or not. It depends on different things like type of the reactants, activation energy, temperature.... the reversiablity of the reaction doesn't have anything with the speed of the reaction.