2 H atoms can form a H2 molecule, releasing energy of 5 eV. However, no chemical reaction occurs when 2 isolated H atmos collide! Explain this curious result using the conservation laws.
first of all, i don't know what conservation law to use for this question.
2nd i think i don't have much...
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i got it! i learned about integrals.. i just forgot that moment...
i spent 2 days and nights for this problem.. and couldn't found a way to solve the problem...
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Water shoots up from a fountainat a speed of v0 at a rate of dm/dt, and hits a garbage can of mass M suspended in the air. What is the maximum height the fountain can lift the garbage can?
First i approached this problem with K.E = P.E
i assumed that m at time t = (dm/dt)t
so i put...
i kinda get what you are saying...
i've never thought of looking at this problem with dv/dn...
but i don't get the integration part...
so what you are saying is the area under the curve when n=1 and n=N is the velocity achieved by GENIUS?...
A boat of mass m is carrying a load of bricks with a total number of N and mass M, and is floating freely on water. SUPERMAN, in a show of strength, throws the entire load of bricks backward at once with a relative speed of v0. A GENIUS, in a show of intelligence, throws the bricks backward with...
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A boat of mass m is carrying a load of bricks with a total number of N and mass M, and is floating freely on water. SUPERMAN, in a show of strength, throws the entire load of bricks backward at once with a relative speed of v0. A GENIUS, in a show of intelligence...