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real volume as in a gas particle as volume. Ideal gases are assumed to have negligible volume

What is the relationship between attractive forces and real volume of a real compared to a ideal gas? Does pressure decrease when the real volume is reduced and the attractive force is increase?

I understand what your saying, however, i'll looking for an in deoth understanding of the Philosophical implications of uncertainty as i can't find it on most websties ?

I've been reading extensively around the internet and haven't been able to find a website which describes the philosophical implications of Heisenberg's uncertainty principle. Would appreciate if someone would explain these implications or provide a link in which describes them. thx

Can someone please explain the history of Heisenberg discovered his uncertainty principle? Was he trying to physically measure the position and momentum of an electron to disprove the old atom model or did he just do it hypothetically?

any more specific sources which explain Heisenberg uncertainty principle in a more simple manner? (as in grade 12 standard)

i'm been searching the internet for resources regarding Heisenberg's uncertainity princple for my year 12 assignment, however, have can't find any clear sources. Would someone please suggest a comprehensive sources thank you

Is this relationship like compound interest?

"temporarily deaden an area of skin to allow minor surgical procedures, e.g., extracting a splinter, lancing a" what reaction is taking place here?

Ok, so i got the equation C(t)= 226.667e^(-0.02(t)) - 166.667e^(-0.05(t)) and at t=40 the equation gives the answer 79.2921 however, if the relationship stated in the initial post about the question is model in excel it gives a value of 78.55. What assumptions are made by the differential...

I understand that spontaneous endothermic reactions are used rigorously in the design of instant cold packs to treat injures. Can someone please list and suggest other uses of spontanous endothermic reactions that can be used practically in everyday life

Dw, i figured it. I just found a function of e with regards to time and subbed that into the equation dc/ct=0.05e-0.02c. After that i integrated it, solved for a homogenous equation and than a partial solution

Would someone be able to help me with the question Life cycle of butterfly is egg -> caterpillar -> butterfly. Each week 5% of the eggs will hatch and 2% of the caterpillars will turn to butterflies. You start with 100 eggs and 60 caterpillars. Using calculus to obtain an equation...

I have. At 5:23 he mentions that there is a downloadable link next the video for an excel spreadsheet. However, i am unable to find it. He also says that 5:23 that it is one his website which i am also unable to acquire.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EU-raX_40Q&feature=relmfu This link demonstrates the modelling of projectile motion with drag. I was just wondering if anyone can help me find the downloadable link he mentions at 5:23