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High School Questions on work done and Newton's third law
No that's not a homework ..I thought of these questions by myself. as for the second question I'll tell you what I can imagine about this so far>> the hammer applies a force on the nail by pulling on it the nail has an equal reaction in the opposite direction the nail applies force on the wall...- Misr
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High School Questions on work done and Newton's third law
Hello 1- work done to push body forward is greater than to pull body backward what is the explanation for this?can you draw the two FBD in both cases ? 2- why is nail driven in wooden wall but not in the concrete wall ؟ I guess this is somehow related to Newton's third law Thanks- Misr
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Undergrad Confused with resting membrane potential
hello world long time no see..actually I've been very confused with this resting membrane potential I've sooo many questions but i'll only ask one question for now .at rest the membrane of nerve cell is permeable to potassium , potassium goes outside the cell along its concentration gradient... -
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Undergrad Can you clearly explain osmotic pressure for me?
I still can't understand osmosis in this thermodynamical point of view,I've never studied thermodynamics before but can you tell me what makes he less concentrated solution contains more free energy?I've read this somewhere on the internet n copuldn't understand why both of you are introducing... -
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Making Ideas Happen: A Young Inventor's Guide
true story...Actually I don't feel very motivated, we have begun studing for about 3 weeks and I'm doing very well becoz I'm feeling very lazy,desperate and hopeless thanks so much Mr.Tareq,your post means a lot to me- Misr
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Undergrad Can you clearly explain osmotic pressure for me?
Hello,world..missed you really I've searched the internet for a good explanation for osmotic pressure see this page for exapmle http://chemed.chem.wisc.edu/chempaths/GenChem-Textbook/Osmotic-Pressure-854.html the idea I don't understand here Is why applying a pressure to the solution of... -
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Making Ideas Happen: A Young Inventor's Guide
first of all I'd like to thank you all for your great posts :) it's hard,I don't think I'm that lucky when I start studying in university after few day I'm sure I'll find a certain subject I'm interested in.. true true...I asked myself this question several times to make sure that I'm not...- Misr
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Making Ideas Happen: A Young Inventor's Guide
Hello again, missed this forum really first before posting my question I have to thank you for helping me with physics and maths problems and discussing physical topics in a really good way, I got the full mark in the physics exam and now I've chosen to join the faculty of medicine...- Misr
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Undergrad Questions on the kinetic molecular theory of gases
Awwww Great answers indeed! because they are point masses so they have no volume or mass ..Is that true? I'm asking where this (2L) in the equation has come from?why isn't the equation frequency = V/L instead? may be I can't understand the equation because I've a problem in understanding the... -
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Undergrad Questions on the kinetic molecular theory of gases
Hello,world 1-"the intermolecular attractive forces between gas particles are very weak due to the large intermolecular distances separating them" Is that true? this is wriiten in my textbook and it is confusing me because I've always thought of it in a different way ,I thought the... -
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Undergrad The explanation of brownian motion
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Undergrad The explanation of brownian motion
http://xanadu.math.utah.edu/java/brownianmotion/1/ I can't imagine -
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Undergrad Ideal Gases: Intermolecular Forces & Kinetic Energy
hello there?what's wrong with my post- Misr
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Undergrad Ideal Gases: Intermolecular Forces & Kinetic Energy
Yes I know that and i already mentioned it in the first post but I can't just imagine why intermolecular forces makes molecules lose energy? but I can imagine that when the molecule rebounces , the other molecule attracts it so decreasing its kinetic energy and its speed.Is that okay? how about...- Misr
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- Forum: Thermodynamics