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it should be A but does that make a difference when the slope is calculated? since v1/2 is in mV/s and the slope would pretty much amount to the same value of 76.747?

Homework Statement Calculate the diffusion coefficient (cm2/s) of ferricyanide if cyclic voltammograms conducted on a solution of 1 mM KClO4 + 5 mM K4Fe(CN)6 at scan rates of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, and 50 mV/s, resulted in peak currents of 76, 100, 175, 243, 348 and 552 mA. The electrode used for...

I was reading my book on Inorganic Chem and I came across this compound that is part of a complex: B(C6F5)4. The book didn't say what the name of the compound was. Can anyone tell me the name?

Homework Statement For each reaction, give balanced chemical equations or NR (no reaction) and rationalize your answers in terms of trends in oxidation states. Calculate net potential for the reactions: a) Fe2+(aq) + Co3+ (aq) (acidic conditions) →b) CrO42−(aq) + MoO2(s) + H+ (acidic...

Homework Statement Determine the region in the complex plane described by |z-2i| < |z+ i| Homework Equations z= x+ iy |z|= (x2 + y2)1/2 The Attempt at a Solution |z-2i| < |z+ i| |z-2i|/|z+ i| < 1 |z-2i| = [(x-2i)2 + y2]1/2 |z+ i| = [(x+i)2 + y2]1/2 [(x-2i)2 + y2]1/2...

Homework Statement Integral of (k/x)-1/2 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution 2(k/x)1/2 How do I find the integral of the inner function (k/x)?

Homework Statement You are one of the first astronomers in a civilization on Planet B in another solar system. With your unaided eye, you follow planet A in the same solar system and note that it never gets further away than 16 degrees from the star (around which both planets orbit). What...

v at max height should be 0 right? so then 0 = -vt tanh (t/T) It's how to deal with the equation that comes after. tanh x = (ex - e-x)/(ex + e-x) tanh (t/T) = (et/T - e-t/T)/(et/T + e-t/T) 0 = -vt[ (et/T - e-t/T)/(et/T + e-t/T)] so if v = 0, then the the exponential functions...

Homework Statement A ball is thrown vertically upwards at speed v0. Assume drag force is proportional to v2. a) Show that, while moving upwards, Newton's Second Law gives a = -g(1+v2/vt2) where vt is the terminal speed. b) Take v0 = 3vt and solve for v(t), the time tmax at which it...

Homework Statement I just need to isolate t from the equation though I'm stumped on how to do it. Homework Equations x(t) = vτ(1-e-t/τ) *τ and v are constants The Attempt at a Solution I know you somehow need to take the ln of both sides so ln x(t)/vτ = ln (1-e-t/τ) That's...

Hmm, it made more sense the way you put it though I still cannot determine the integral of t.

Yes, sorry there's a typo in the original question I put up, the drag force is F = -cv3/2 and not 2/3. Sorry for this, I hope you can go through it again. Thanks!

Homework Statement Suppose a block sliding on a slippery horizontal surface experiences a drag force F=-cv3/2 where c is a positive constant. At time t=0, the block is at position x=0 with initial positive velocity. Find the velocity and position as a function of time. Derive an expression for...