hello, i have a question about polarity and SN1 reactions.
If we have two solvent mixtures (ex: 2-propanol) but with different concentrations, would the higher concentration solvent be the more polar due to its higher concentration, meaning that there is an increase in number of molecules and...
so if we change the speed of the light, it's wavelength would be affected, therefore it would diffract differently from the slits, thus giving us different interference patterns on the screen (from what we would obtain "on land") But then how would it be different, would there be larger spacing...
Hello.
I just want to clarify something about the following question:
WHen you receive a chest x-ray at a hospital, the rays pass through a series of parallel ribs in your chest. Do the ribs act as a diffraction grating for x-rays?
My answer is yes, as the spacing between the ribs can act...
Sorry, i just need to clarify one thing.
For my first question, when light travels through water, it's speed would obviously decrease, but the interference pattern shouldn't be affected as the beams themselves would remain in phase, etc... Am I right?
Hi, I have a question about matrices.
If A,B,C are matrices such that AB=AC and A is not equal to zero, does it follow that B=C?
I looked at the associative laws that A(BC)=(AB)C=B(AC), and I think that B and C would be the same. Am I on the right track?
Hello. I just have some questions about Young's Double-Slit experiment and light wave interference. I think i got the right answers, but i just want to know if i grasped the concept correctly.
1-If we perform young's double slit experiment under water, how would the interference pattern be...
For the Young's Double slit Experiment, I'm just wondering when it comes to finding the distance between the adjacent fringes (shown on the screen), why can't we just measure directly the distance between the adjacent fringes instead of having to measure the distance between 5 fringes and...