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answer to your first question 1) 500/1000 X 0.025 moles of solution = 0.0125 moles? answer to your second question 2) 0.0125 X 1000 = 12.5 mL?

0.0125 X 1000 = 12.5 mL?

Homework Statement : I am using a virtual chemistry laboratory and the directions for the first lab experiment says to prepare 500 mL of 0.025 M of glucose solution by diluting the 1 M glucose solution. (I am re-posting this question due to the fact that the previous one was deleted because it...

That makes no sense. If Kaku meant that, he should have said so instead of making it confusing and misleading for the laymen. Saying a black hole has infinite density is not the same as saying finite mass in zero volume. << Mentor Note -- Insult removed from post >>[/color]

In a science documentary, Michio Kaku mentioned that the singularity of black holes have infinite density and infinite gravity. How can laymen expect to learn anything or trust scientists if what some scientists say is not what other scientists believe and scientists never agree with each other...

If stars have finite mass, gravity, and density, why does a black hole have infinite density, mass, and gravity and why doesn't it attract everything around it with such infinite gravity? Also, with infinite density, why are black holes all different sizes?

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Can you explain this in simpler words? What is an "operator" and what do you mean by "different subsystems" and "dynamics are uncoupled which is why they commute"? I don't know what an operator is, and I also don't know what a subsystem or uncoupled dynamics is. Why do they commute from...

What is the "momentum operator" and what do you mean that it "commutes with the position operator of relative motion"?? Also, what is the atom's "center of mass"? And what do you mean that the "electron density distribution would be spread evenly across an infinite volume of space"?

When scientists say the position of a particle or electron cannot be known at the same time as its speed, do they mean the particle's position in reference to jumping from energy levels in a single atom, the position in reference to traveling around the nucleus of an atom, or do they mean...

I want to know if there is a good online source to find and read first-time research papers written by undergraduates(bachelor's research papers) to get a feel for how to write a first research paper in Physics or Chemistry. Can you give me some good places online?

I am understanding the problem better than I at first did

The astronomy book gives me this problem as the first problem in the book.

I am reading the page on the link you gave me, I will get back to you when I have figured it out.