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Spring is stretched, then attached to a mass, what is its speed at x?
Dear all, I am back with another Spring problem. I have tried to use the insights I gained from your help last time: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/find-v-x-of-a-mass-suspended-from-a-spring.972942/page-3#post-6190934 I figured I start with calculating the new equilibrium by ## x...- spsch
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- Conservation of energy Equilibrium Mass Speed Spring
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Torque: find the force necessary for a body to be in equilibrium
The question doesn't specify whether we're talking about translation or rotational equilibrium, so I suppose it's both: In order for the body to have translational equilibrium: 60 N + F2 = 0 F2 = -60N However, in order to have rotational equilibrium: 60 N * 3m + F2 *8 m = 0 60 N * 3m - 60 N...- agusb1
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- Body Equilibrium Force Forces Mechanics Moment Torque
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Black cube, maximal and minimal value of equilibrium temperature T
So i had this problem and I want a rigourous solution. The answer should be : Tmin=(I/sigma)^(1/4) and Tmax=(sqrt(3I)/sigma)^1/4- andrea1313
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- Cube Equilibrium Equilibrium temperature Temperature Value
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Find the stretch of a steel wire in a static equilibrium problem.
If I can determine the weight of that heavy object placed on the plank, I will be able to determine the stretch of that wire. But, when using the second condition for static equilibrium (torques of the system equal to 0), I always end up with two unknowns, no matter what point of rotation I...- greenrichy
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- Equilibrium Newtonian mechanics Static Static equilibrium Steel Strain Stress Stretch Wire
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Finding inveriance size, equilibrium and fluctuations
So I answered 1 and 2, got: 1. ##\vec(r)(\theta,\phi)=l(sin \theta cos \phi, sin \theta sin \phi, -cos \theta)## 2. ##L=\frac{ml^2 (\dot{\theta}^2+\dot{\phi}^2 sin^2 \theta)}{2}+mglcos \theta## 3. a ##mlsin \theta -mgsin \theta =l^2 \ddot{\theta}## , b. ##ml^2 \ddot{\phi}=0## 4. I know...- Gbox
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- Equilibrium Fluctuations
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Rotational Motion / Static Equilibrium - Mechanics
I have a solution, However Cant understand 1 point.Now, This is the solution: ##N_2 l cos\theta + \frac 1 2 F_g l cos\theta - f_2 l sin\theta = 0## ## N_2(1 - \mu tan\theta) + \frac 1 2 F_g = 0## This is the the point that I don't like - yes it is less that 0, but it's even less that...- EEristavi
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- Equilibrium Mechanics Motion Rotational Rotational motion Static Static equilibrium
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Static equilibrium force decomposition problem
If you see the $\sum \tau_0 = L\cdot N_1 \cdot cos \theta - LF_1 sin \theta - L/2 \cdot G cos \theta$, all the trigonemetric parts are all opposite of what i can understand, given the angle as drawed in the Picture/url. Please help me :)https://pasteboard.co/IiXr8qA.png- Navyeel
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- Decomposition Equilibrium Force Static Static equilibrium
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Static equilibrium -- interpretation of forces
I solved this question correctly, however I have a question regarding how I should work with the weight of the firefighter climbing the ladder. When drawing the force diagram for this problem, I should only include forces acting on the ladder, right? Which means I would represent the normal...- Lone Wolf
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- Equilibrium Forces Interpretation Static Static equilibrium
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Rigid body equilibrium question
Problem in the picture. I have a question regarding the problem in the picture. Ma=0 -2Kn*1a+By*4a=0 --> By=0,5kN Mb=0 2kN*3a-Ay*4a=0 --> Ay = 1,5kN Ax=0kN Ay is the pin support and By is the roller support. According to the solution By should be 1kN but isn't that the wrong answer? 2kN has...- dbag123
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- Body Equilibrium Rigid body
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Why Is My Rigid Body Equilibrium Equation Incorrect?
Hello Ihave gotten as far as coming up with an equation for the sum of moments and it goes as follows: bh*1/2b-1/2hb*1/3b=0 the answer for h i get is wrong and i don't know if i am missing something. moment arm on the b is 1/2b and the moment arm on h is 1/3h because of the way water pressure...- dbag123
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- Body Equilibrium Rigid body
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Daniell cell initial equilibrium
Hello, consider again a simple Daniell cell with salt bridge in place but no external electric connection between electrodes. Reading from some source e.g. link1 it seems upon Zinc and Copper metal rods are dipped into their own ions solution, both will gain a negative charge (-) due to an... -
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Find the equilibrium temperature & the amount of ice/water
That's how far I've gotten and now I'm stuck!- jpastones
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- Equilibrium Equilibrium temperature Temperature
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Asymmetrical Static Equilibrium
a) Answer that I found: 56.31 degrees b) Answer that I found: 121.71 Kg For b) not sure if I need to add the 20 N and 5 N to the total of the cargo mass.- Mike94
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- Equilibrium Static Static equilibrium
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Find the tensions of two strings in mechanical equilibrium
I tried to do the free body diagram of the problem, but I{m confused because the rule is inclined. Should I just use the given angles to calculate the forces on x and y? Also, how should I calculate the torques? Since I don't know the dimensions of the rule. Can you help me? I think that once I...- Davidllerenav
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- Equilibrium Mechanical Strings
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Find the equilibrium angle of this unusual driven pendulum geometry
-I tried to draw the forces on the hoop when it is in the equilibrium state. I know there are friction and normal force on the contact point of the shaft and the hoop -I also put the weight force to the M object -But when i used the torque equilibrium, where the pivot is the contact point of the...- Alif Yasa
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- Angle Equilibrium Geometry Pendulum
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A position of stable equilibrium, and the period of small oscillations
I tried by taking the derivative of the potential to find the critic points and the I took the second derivative to find which of those points are minimum points. I found that the point is ##x=- a##. I don't understand how to calculate the period, since I haven't seen anything about the harmonic...- Davidllerenav
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- Dynamic Equilibrium Harmonic oscillator Oscillations Period Position Potential Small oscillations Stable
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The zeroth law of thermodynamics
let's assume I have 2 systems A and B. the surface that describes when the 2 systems are in equilibrium is given by F(a1,a1,...,b1,b2,...) = 0. assuming we can write this surface as A(a1,a2,..)=B(b1,b2,...) why do A and B describes the temperature function of the systems? in class, we...- QuasarBoy543298
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- Equilibrium Law Thermodyamics Thermodynamics Zeroth law
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What is the tension force for this system in rotational equilibrium?
The system is in rotational equilibrium and therefore experiences no net torque, meaning all individual torques must add to zero. τNET = 0 = FFTsin(θ)L - FgL - Fg(L/2) τNET = 0 = FTsin30°(0.6?) - (0.5)(9.8)(0.6) - (2.0)(0.6/2) My only problem (I think) is figuring out what the length L is for...- Np14
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- Ap physics 1 Equilibrium Force Rotational Rotational equilibrium Rotations Statics System Tension Tension force Torque
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How many times per minute does an object pass equilibrium? (Diff Eqs)
Essentially, my question boils down to just part b. My initial thoughts on how to solve this are illustrated above in the second image. To me, I had just interpreted omega, the frequency, as cycles per second. From there, I simply multiplied to get it into minutes. After discussing with a prof...- rugerts
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- Equilibrium Per
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Mass hanging from a 2-pulley system
Homework Statement I have a question about the pulley problem in the attachment. Homework Equations This question can be answered using equilibrium of forces, namely Fx = 0 and Fy = 0. The Attempt at a Solution The answer key states that for the sum of the x-components, we should use the...- a1234
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- Equilibrium Mass Pulleys Statics System
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Magnetic Field required to hold a loop in static equilibrium
Homework Statement There is a square loop with mass of 4.0 kg and side length 4.5 m that is tilted upwards from the ground at a 25 degree angle with one side resting on the surface. The loop is a conductor that has 25 A of current going through it. The question asks to find the strength a...- mmest
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- Equilibrium Field Loop Magnetic Magnetic field Static Static equilibrium
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Understanding Free Body Diagrams: Explaining the Forces on a Compressed Board
Hello everyone. I find the following problem confusing. A board sandwiched between two boards in the figure below weighs 95.5N. If friction exists between the middle and the compressing boards, draw the free body diagram of the middle board. Below I attached the diagram found in the solution...- Romain Nzebele
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- Body Diagram Equilibrium Force Free body Free body diagram Friction Normal force
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Equilibrium problem with 5 unknowns
Homework Statement This is an equilibrium problem with 3 unknown forces, and 2 unknown angles. I have resolved the horizontal and vertical forces. Homework Equations Horizontal components of forces: -W1cos Θ + W3cos ∅ = 0 Vertical components: W1sin Θ + W3sin ∅ - W2 = 0 Where W1, W2, W3...- SubZer0
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- Equilibrium Unknowns
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Chemistry Equilibrium Partial Pressures
Homework Statement Kc = 4.15 x 10-2 at 356°C for PCl5(g) ↔ PCl3(g) + Cl2(g). A closed 2.00 L vessel initially contians 0.100 mol PCl5. Calculate the total pressure in the vessel (in atm to 2 decimal places) at 356°C when equilibrium is achieved. Homework Equations PV=nRT Kp= Kc(RT)^change in...- Madelin Pierce
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- Chemistry Equilibrium Partial Partial pressure
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Thermal Physics: Interpretation of equilibrium constant
For a reaction defined as such, $$A\rightleftharpoons B$$ the equilibrium constant ##K## is defined by ##K = p_B / p_A##, with ##p## denoting the partial pressure (edit: at equilibrium). However, if ##K<<1##, which implies ##p_A >> p_B##, it is said that the backwards reaction dominates and that...- WWCY
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- Constant Equilibrium Equilibrium constant Interpretation Physics Reaction Thermal Thermal physics
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Kc = 1.88 for 2HI(g) ↔ H2(g) + I2(g)
Homework Statement Kc = 1.37 for HI(g) ↔ 1/2 H2(g) + 1/2 I2(g). What is Kc (to 3 decimal places) for H2(g) + I2(g) ↔ 2HI(g)? Homework Equations Kc= Products/Reactants, Ice Tables The Attempt at a Solution I tried an ice table, but I’m not sure what to do with the Kc value I’m given when I...- Madelin Pierce
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- Chemistry Equilibrium Equilibrium constant
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Question about a system in thermodynamic equilibrium
What are the precise conditions for thermodynamic equilibrium? I know that a system in thermodynamic equilibrium must have constant temperature and that there can be no net macroscopic flow of energy or matter. However, is it possible for there to be a system in equilibrium that has a spatially...- hgandh
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- Equilibrium System Thermodynamic
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Static equilibrium -- A picture hanging on a wall
Homework Statement https://imgur.com/v13K6sE a uniform rod of mass m is placed as shown, with one of its end resting on a smooth wall while 1/4 of the rod's length is sticking out of a rough table. Find the net force the table exert on the rod at the corner. Homework Equations i drew the free...- siapola1
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- Equilibrium Picture Static Static equilibrium Wall
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The concentration of B at equilibrium
Homework Statement For the reaction given below, 2.00 moles of A and 3.00 moles of B are placed in a 6.00L container. A(g) + 2B(g) --> C(g) At equilibrium, the concentration of A is 0.246 mol/L. What is the concentration of B at equilibrium? Homework Equations for aA+bB-->cC, K = [C]^c/([A]^a[...- JessicaHelena
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- ap chemistry concentration equilibrium
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Statics problem (moment and equilibrium)
1. Having really hard time understanding the concept of moment and equilibrium in statics. In the following picture the man is carrying a 6kg uniform rigid board. I'm asked to calculate the amount of force the man feels on his shoulder. (at point A) Now I know I'm supposed to start by making...- bardia sepehrnia
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- Equilbirium Equilibrium Free body diagram Moment Moment arm Statics
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Equilibrium : normal reaction of a rotational center?
Homework Statement I'm trying to figure out the reaction at D,that's where the system can rotate. Problem: A force P of magnitude 90 N is applied to member ACDE, which is supported by a frictionless pin at D and by the cable ABE. Since the cable passes over a small pulley at B, the tension...- Doomski
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- Center Equilibrium Normal Normal reaction Reaction Rotational
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MHB -s1.2.4 Find the equilibrium solution y_e
1000 $\textsf{Consider the differential equation $\displaystyle \frac{dy}{dt}=ay-b$}$ (a) Find the equilibrium solution $y_e$ rewrite as $y'-ay=b$ $\displaystyle -\exp\int a \, da=e^{a^{2}/2}$ $\color{red}{y_e=b/a}$ (b) Let $Y(t)=y-y_e$; thus $Y(t)$ is the deviation from the equilibrium...- karush
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- Equilibrium
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I Definition of 'dynamical equilibrium'?
"Assuming that the system is in dynamical equilibrium – that the magnitude of the total potential energy is equal to twice the kinetic energy – a so-called “dynamical mass” can be derived..." https://astrobites.org/2012/03/16/what-defines-a-galaxy/ I am trying to understand what is meant by... -
Equilibrium height of an air parcel
Homework Statement An air parcel is investigated to study the weather.It rises up and rests at an equilibrium height in the atmosphere,where its weight is exactly balanced by the upward buoyant force. We shall assume ideal gas law to hold for all processes and neglect the mass of the air...- Raihan amin
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- Air Equilibrium Height Thermodynamic
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Can 3 forces of 9N, 4N, and 6N be in equilibrium?
Homework Statement A mass of 3kg is acted upon by three forces of 4.0 N, 6.0N, and 9.0N and is in equilibrium. The 9N force is suddenly removed. Determine the acceleration of the mass. Homework Equations F=ma. The Attempt at a Solution My main problem with this question is that I cannot think...- MattDutra123
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- Classical mechanics Equilibrium Forces Homework Newton 2nd law Newton mechanics
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Resolving forces: Mass on a string
Homework Statement A mass of 50 grams hangs in equilibrium on a string. The mass is pulled aside and upwards by a force of 0.3N which makes an angle of 30° with the horizontal. Find the angle that the string makes with the vertical and the tension in the string. Homework Equations Body is in...- thebosonbreaker
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- Equilibrium Forces Mass Resolving forces String Tension
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Spring static equilibrium Problem
Homework Statement a) If the distances ##s_1## and ##s_2## are the amounts the springs are streched while in static equilibirum, Write down the static equilibirum equations. b) When the system is distrubed from its equilibirum state, both mases move vertically. Let ##y_1(t)## and ##y_2(t)##...- Arman777
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- Equilibrium Spring Static Static equilibrium
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Calculating equilibrium constants Keq
Homework Statement 2Fe(s) + 3Cl2(g) ⇔ 2FeCl3(s)[/B] Keq = 53.25 [CL2(g)] = ?M Answer = [0.2658M] Homework Equations Keq = (cC)(dD)/(aA)(bB) The Attempt at a Solution Keq = [Cl2]3 53.25 = (Cl2)3 I’m confused because I feel like I need more to work with in this question. It seems like I...- Dave1212
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- Constants Equilibrium
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Static equilibrium: Find the tension in a support cable
Homework Statement Homework Equations Σtorque = 0 Σfx=0 Σfy=0 torque= F r sinθ (θ is the angle between the r and the F)The Attempt at a Solution OKay, now i know how to solve this, but it's like i asked myself, how to know if this is a question that i am supposed to use Σfx=0 and Σfy=0...- SakuRERE
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- Cable Equilibrium Static Static equilibrium Support Tension
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Statics and equilibrium - asking for some guidance
Hi, I'm not used to communicate physics in English, so my language may be a bit off. This task is fairly simplistic. It's a figure which is held up in points A and B (both having an x and y force exerted on them), and the figure has a joint C. It is depicted in attached files. The answers...- Finn J
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- Equilibrium Guidance Static equilibrium Statics
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Finding nearest neighbour equilibrium distance
Homework Statement The energy per ion in for CsCl is nearly – (αe 2 /(4πε0)) + 8Ae -(R/ρ) , where α is the Madelung constant and A = 5.64 x 103 eV and ρ = 0.34 Å. Calculate the nearest neighbour equilibrium distance. Homework Equations alpha = 2 ln 2 The Attempt at a Solution I think that...- Cocoleia
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- Equilibrium Solid state
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Can Twine Support a 15-N Picture Without Breaking?
Homework Statement you want to hang a 15-N picture as in part (a) using some very fine twine that will break with more than 12 N of tension can you do this? what if you have it as illustrated in part (b) of the figure? Homework Equations Σf=ma The Attempt at a Solution [/B] okay i started...- SakuRERE
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- Equilibrium Tension
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Energy of a crystal in thermal equilibrium
Homework Statement In a monatomic crystalline solid each atom can occupy either a regular lattice site or an interstitial site. The energy of an atom at an interstitial site exceeds the energy of an atom at a lattice site by an amount ε. Assume that the number of interstitial sites equals the...- patrykh18
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- Crystal Energy Entropy Equilibrium Thermal Thermal equilibrium Thermodynamcics
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Calculating concenteration at equilibrium
Homework Statement 0.1mole of N2O4 (g) was sealed In a tube under one atmospheric conditions at 25°C.Calculate the number of moles of NO2(g) present if the equilibrium N204(g) --->2NO2(g) (Kp=0.14) is reached after some time Homework Equations K=[NO2]^2/[N2O4] 3. The attempt...- harambe
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- Equilibrium
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Equilibrium Constant for Alcohol and Acetic Acid Reaction at 25°C | Homework
Homework Statement One mole of pure ethyl alcohol was treated with one mol of pure acetic acid at 25 °C.One third of acid changes into ester at equilibrium The equilibrium constant for the reaction will be Homework Equations C2H5OH+CH3COOH------>C2H5COOCH3[/B] K={A}^m{B}n/{C}^x{D}^z where...- harambe
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- Constant Equilibrium Equilibrium constant
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Equilibrium distribution of a solvent in two immiscible solvents
Homework Statement I need to find the distribution coefficients for acetic acid of various concentrations in a ether/water system, but I'm not too sure of my calculations Homework Equations To get the concentrations of acetic acid in the aqueous phase I took the ([average concentration of...- Frankenstein19
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- Distribution Equilibrium Solvent
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B Is Equilibrium a Scalar or Vector Quantity?
1 Is Equilibrium a Scalar or Vector quantity? 2 What is the unit of Equilibrium? Thanks & Regards, Prashant S Akerkar- prashantakerkar
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- equilibrium scalar unit vector
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I Statistical Physics - Equilibrium
Good evening, I have a question to a short introduction to statistical mechanics in a book about molecular dynamics simulation. It introduces the fundamental assumption: Every microscopic state with a fix total energy E is equally probable. I attached the section. I understand it all, except...- SchroedingersLion
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- Equilibrium Physics Statistical Statistical physics
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MHB Finding Equilibrium Solutions & Stability of $(1)$
Hello! (Wave) I want to find the equilibrium solutions and determine their stability. $(1)\left\{\begin{matrix} \dot{x}=-y-x(1-\sqrt{x^2+y^2})^2\\ \dot{y}=x-y(1-\sqrt{x^2+y^2})^2 \end{matrix}\right.$ I also want to check the behavior of the solutions of $(1)$ when $t \to \infty$. There are...- evinda
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- Equilibrium
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Finding where an electron would be in equilibrium
Homework Statement A point charge of -1.0 µC is located at the origin. A second point charge of 16 µC is at x = 1 m, y = 0.5 m. Find the x and y coordinates of the position at which an electron would be in equilibrium. Homework Equations F=k((q1q2)/r^2) The Attempt at a Solution I have gotten...- Abbie12998
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- Electron Equilibrium
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