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I cannot understand the reactions?
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I cannot understand the reactions?
Actually, I want to how the chemical reactions are written. Is it based on stoichiometry or atomic configuration or just by assumption, For eg. 2PbS + 3O2 → 2 PbO + 2SO2 PbS + 2O2 → PbSO4 look at these reactions they have same... -
High School Why are astronauts outside a spaceship not pulled by Earth's gravity?
Thank you all for clearing my doubt I find this forum very helpful and I am going to use it to clear all my doubts:wink::wink::wink::wink::wink: -
High School Why are astronauts outside a spaceship not pulled by Earth's gravity?
I am really sorry I can't get you -
High School Why are astronauts outside a spaceship not pulled by Earth's gravity?
Then the motion is relative, -
High School Why are astronauts outside a spaceship not pulled by Earth's gravity?
I can understand you but how does the centripetal acceleration acts for person outside the space ship. In spaceship it is due to velocity with which it rotates. So will the person outside the spaceship will also have the same velocity? -
High School Why are astronauts outside a spaceship not pulled by Earth's gravity?
For a Space ship, it revolve around the orbit due to the orbital velocity. But a man outside space. Is he moving at the same orbital velocity as the spaceship ?? -
High School Why are astronauts outside a spaceship not pulled by Earth's gravity?
Ok then, How astronauts float in outer space? is it due to zero gravity? -
High School Why are astronauts outside a spaceship not pulled by Earth's gravity?
then why they didnt fall -
High School Why are astronauts outside a spaceship not pulled by Earth's gravity?
Another Doubt Guys, I was watching this video on youtube. it is about weightlessness in space. it states that the astronauts inside a spaceship fly in space not due to zero gravity but due to centripetal force with which the satellite is revolving the earth. My question is "then why the... -
High School The fundamental units in Physics
OH! thank you, Dale- Vengo
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High School The fundamental units in Physics
Thank you f95toli and Dale But Dale, I cannot get you precisely- Vengo
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High School The fundamental units in Physics
Thank you for clearing my doubt, Master- Vengo
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High School The fundamental units in Physics
I have been in my physics crash course for my entrance exam. I was looking at the chapter "Units and Measurement". I got a doubt in this chapter and I didn't get it cleared by my teacher. So I am posting this in this forum. We have 7 fundamental quantities and other quantities are derived...- Vengo
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- Fundamental Physics Unit Unit conversion Units
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