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Torque and power produced in an engine
Homework Statement Why does an IC engine generate about the same maximum torque over a range of engine speeds but the maximum power at only one speed? Homework Equations None. The Attempt at a Solution For max power, the best I can come up with is that since torque does not drop as...- mzha109
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- Engine Power produced Torque
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Seismic Waves: How Are They Produced?
HI, I want to know how seismic waves are produced?. I cannot find any information on it on google. Any help will be helpful. Thanks.- Awsom Guy
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Are gamma rays produced in fusion reactions?
Lots of articles and papers I read talk about the gamma rays produced during fusion reactions. And yet, when I look at equations for fuel cycles, the sum of the energies of the fusion products equals the total energy liberated. Since this implies that all of the energy released in the fusion...- MnemosyneAH
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- Fusion Gamma Gamma rays produced Rays Reactions
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Light Production: Questions & Answers
I am not quiet sure where should i post this question, so forgive me if i asked this question at the wrong place. Now my Question is that how can an intensely thermochemical process like burning of a fuel produce, something like light which is a electromagnetic wave ?- pankaj66866
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- Light produced
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How Does Burning Fuel Produce Light?
I am not quiet sure where should i post this question, so forgive me if i asked this question at the wrong place. Now my Question is that how can an intensely thermochemical process like burning of a fuel produce, something like light which is a electromagnetic wave ?- pankaj66866
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- Light produced
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How Does the Loudness Change When Two Jets Fly Together?
please reply me i have a doubt. if two jet planes are flying together each producing 130 db sound. then what is the level of loudness heared by a person standing there. no other parameters are known. I have two concepts in mind ie) 1. every fundamental frequency produce hormonics and when two...- kanha
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- Jet Planes produced Sound
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OnTime-hormone produced in Epididymis
John Davis April 23rd, 2010 Rotterdam – A new project has discovered a surprising result considering the ability to plan forward in a short period. Always being too late does not only have to do with your manners, but the gender has the most influence regarding coming on time. A recent...- olek1991
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Wavelength of the wave which is produced at the wire
Homework Statement The diagram attached shows a metal wire stretched between two supports P and T which are 4x apart where PQ=QR=RS=ST=x . Three small pieces of paper are placed at positions Q , R and S . When the wire is vibrated at a certain frequency , the small piece of paper at R...- thereddevils
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- produced Wave Wavelength Wire
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Is magnetic field is produced by uniformly moving charge?
Is magnetic field is produced by uniformly moving charge?is it affect it,s magnetic field? Is Magnetic field of charge is due to relative motion?- waqarrashid33
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- Charge Field Magnetic Magnetic field Moving charge produced
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Waveform produced by an atomic transition
Greetings Physics Forums! This is my first post. A physical phenomena that I know for a long time is that when an atom (let's say hydrogen) has an electron that make a quantum jump from a higher energy state to a lower it emits a photon. Suppose the hydrogen atom is isolated from the external...- hempyelmo
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- Atomic produced Transition Waveform
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What kind of errors would be produced by excess taq in PCR?
What kind of errors would be produced by "excess" taq in PCR? Not sure if this belong in the Homework section. Put it here since it's not homework. What kind of errors will I get by adding 6.75µL taq pol to +50µL of cDNA? The master mix will be added to the cDNA resulting in an excess of taq...- Wek
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- Errors produced
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Average current produced by pacemaker
Homework Statement Pacemakers designed for long-term use commonly employ a lithium-iodine battery capable of supplying 0.42 A*h of charge. b) If the average current produced by the pacemaker is 5.6 uA what is the expected lifetime of the device? Homework Equations C = A/s The...- matt72lsu
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- Average Current produced
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate the energy produced by triboluminescence
Hi there, To start off with, I'm not sure if this is the right section or not, so if it is the wrong section could a mod please move it for me? Sorry! I'm curious to see if there is a way one would calculate the energy produced by triboluminescence. Like for example the amount of energy...- PinkPunisher
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- Energy produced
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Magnetic field produced by two side by side wires - when do they cancel?
http://img192.imageshack.us/img192/9421/31387291.png I know that the magnetic field coming off the wire will be directed in a circle counterclockwise around the wire. So, from what I understand, it would work something like this: http://img709.imageshack.us/img709/1880/70281684.png...- Greywolfe1982
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- Field Magnetic Magnetic field produced Wires
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At what position is the net electric field that is produced equal
Two charges are separated by 1.0 m. Q1 has a negative charge of 4.2 µC and Q2 has a positive charge of 1.4 µC. At what position is the net electric field that is produced by both Q1 and Q2 equal to zero? Extra Credit: If a +5.0 µC charge is placed at this position, what force would act on it...- laxwarrior
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- Electric Electric field Field Net Position produced
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Calculating the suction force produced by a Venturi
Dear all, As I understand the venturi effect, if a flow of water passes through a constriction, its velocity increases and its pressure decreases at the restriction. The decrease in pressure allows a suction force to be produced. I am trying to use this principle in order to power a vacuum...- amrbekhit
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- Force produced Suction Venturi
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Piezoelecticity - Amount of electricity produced
Hello, I have an idea to generate electricity using piezoelectric material. I entered this in a contest and my idea got selected. Now I have to prepare a detailed presentation of the idea for which I need to figure out approximately/roughly how much electricity will be produced. I am a layman...- sudarshanaa
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- Electricity produced
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Physics Geniuses: Mirrors;How many images Produced?
Homework Statement In the following diagram, why not 6 images are produced? Explain thoroughly. And mention the amount of images produced. Problem Image: http://img691.imageshack.us/img691/8315/imageproduced.jpg or http://file15.9q9q.net/preview/92743229/Image-Produced.jpg.htmlPlease...- TipTip
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- Images Physics produced
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Proton-electron collision, particle produced?
Hi, Got what seems like it should be a basic particle physics problem that I can't quite get my head around, I could do with some guidance. Here's the problem: I have electrons with 4GeV energy striking target protons and producing some neutral particle Q. I'm supposed to calculate the...- jeebs
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- Collision Particle produced
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Calculate the mass of CO2 produced from the complete combustion
Homework Statement Gasoline consists primarily of octane, C8H18 Calculate the mass of CO2 produced from the complete combustion of 3.79 L (1.00 gallon) of gasoline (assume octane, density = 0.756 g/mL) with excess O2 The Attempt at a Solution The balanced chemical formula would be: 2C8H18 +...- Zhalfirin88
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- Co2 Combustion Complete Mass produced
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Calculation of wavelength of EMW produced due to an accelerated charged particle
if an electron is accelerated by 2eV energy. then what will be the wavelength of emw produced? can we use E=hc/wavelength here? should we use always de broglie hypothesis for this? what will be the difference between wavelength of electron and wavelength of emw? are they same or not?- ritesh goel
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- Calculation Charged Charged particle Particle produced Wavelength
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The Electric Field Produced by a Finite Charged Wire XD
http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/1958/physicsl.jpg My attempt, After all the integrals I've got the final equation (1/4piE0) * |q| / ( d * sqrt ( d^2 + (L/2)^2) ) i'm not too sure how to express it how the question asks, please help! the bit I'm confused on, is the ( d * sqrt (...- vorcil
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- Charged Electric Electric field Field Finite produced Wire
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Why is a current produced when shining light into LED
Right. Here's how it is, in the past I measured approximate laser power output using diffused LEDs of similar colour wavelength as the laser I was measuring. A multimeter across the terminals showed a current which was proportional to the power of the laser. I once asked my physics teacher...- transcendent
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- Current Led Light produced
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Why can we see the image produced by a converging lens?
Homework Statement Diverging lenses produce a "virtual" image, which can be seen but can't be projected, and converging lenses produce a "real" image which can be projected but not seen. How come we can see the image produced by a converging lens, which is supposed to be a real image...- Johnny B.
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- Converging Image Lens produced
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Acceleration produced from dragging a box up a hill?
A box 80.0N is to be pulled across a smooth horizontal floor with a force of 20.0N at an angle of 60 degrees to the horizontal. What acceleration will be produced? I know this probably seems simple, but I have searched my lecture notes, my textbook and the web but I can't find out how to...- FREEDOGGY
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- Acceleration Box Hill produced
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Find electric field produced at point P, along perp. bisector
Homework Statement In the figure below, positive charge q = 7.81 pC is spread uniformly along a thin nonconducting rod of length L = 12.5 cm. What is the magnitude of the electric field produced at point P, at distance R = 6.00 cm from the rod along its perpendicular bisector?Homework...- Nick-
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- Electric Electric field Field Point produced
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Radiation produced by accelerating charges
Hey, I am doing a question for a physics assignment, and it asks me to find the "wavelength of radiation produced by a proton in a cyclotron with a radius of 0.500 m and magnetic field with a magnitude of 0.200 T." Unfortunately the textbook doesn't give me an equations that have anything to do...- Plmzaq
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- Charges produced Radiation
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Current produced by a single charge moving in a circlular motion
Homework Statement In Niels Bohr's 1913 model of the hydrogen atom an electron circles the proton at a distance "R" with a speed "v". Compute the magnitude of the magnetic field that this motion produces at the location of the proton. Homework Equations Bio Savart B = mu*I / 2R =...- Benkyou
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- Charge Current Motion produced
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Magnitude of the magnetic field produced by a wire
Homework Statement A power line carries a current of 95 A along the tops of 8.5 m high poles. What is the magnitude of the magnetic field produced by this wire at the ground? How does this compare with the Earth's field of about 1/2 G? Homework Equations B= uo\mu/2\piI/r The...- Kiyah
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- Field Magnetic Magnetic field Magnitude produced Wire
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Total energy produced by sound source
Hello, I have measurements of the sound intensity produced by a sound source for a given frequency (*). These measurements were taken on on a grid on an imaginary sphere around the source. From these measurements it is clear that the sound intensity is not equal in all directions. The... -
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Electric field produced by 2 point charges
Homework Statement A small object A, with a charge of -2.78x10^-10 C, creates an electric field. At a point P located 0.250 m directly north of A, the field has a value of 40.0 N/C directed to the south. If a second object B with the same charge as A is placed at 0.250 m south of A (so that...- rowkem
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- Charges Electric Electric field Field Point Point charges produced
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Chemistry How many grams of H2O are produced when 2.5 moles of O2 are used?
Hi I need help with a Stoichiometry problem. I am complete lost. I don't know where to start, or how to to solve. 2H2 + O2 -2H2O. I know the formula balances and that is it. The questions is How many grams of H2O are produced when 2.5 moles of O2 are used? Thanks!- magaly79
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- Grams Moles produced
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Current produced by 3.5 L car engine
how can i determine how many amps are generated by a typical automobile engine? how many amps can i suck off of a car battery while the car is running, and not slowly drain the battery of its power?- Gdarnall
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- Car Current Engine produced
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Frictional Moment produced by contact between rotating and non-rotating surfaces
[b]1. This problem is part of an engineering model I am working on for a class. I am ultimately trying to model the torque applied to a bottle as a function of the static/kinetic coefficient of friction between it and the rubber cone it is being torqued by (The reason for this being bottle caps...- Kreat-Impulse
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- Contact Moment produced Rotating Surfaces
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Calculate Mass of Au Produced from 0.0500 mol Au2S3
Homework Statement What mass of Au is produced when 0.0500 mol of Au2S3 is reduced completely with excess H2? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution .100 mol Au3+ x 197/1 = 19.7 g 19.7 g is apparently wrong though according to the book; what am I doing wrong?- Quincy
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- Mass produced
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The reaction of rusting iron and the heat produced
Homework Statement 4Fe+3O2=2Fe2O3 deltaH=-1.65 x 10^3kJ If there are 15.7 grams of iron and 7.99 grams of oxygen, how much heat will be produced? Homework Equations Since Iron is the limiting reagent do I use that to determine the heat released? The Attempt at a...- George3
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- Heat Iron produced Reaction Rusting
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How much Chromium metal will produced from the above reaction?
Homework Statement Chromium metal, Cr(s) can be prepared from reacting chromium oxide, Cr2O3(s), with aluminum, Al(s). Al2O3(s) is a by-product. Assume a reaction of 20,0 kg of chromium oxide with 5,00 kg of aluminum metal. 1)how much Chromium metal will produced from the above reaction? 2)...- tiffgraf
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What is fear? can any one understand that fear is not only produced by
What is fear? can anyone understand that fear is not only produced by physical violence, fear is some times irrational.- wolram
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Calculating pressur produced by explosion
Hello friends, Iam new to this site and I hope I didn't post this form in the wrong location. I would like to know how to calculate pressure produced by explosion? To make it clear, here is an example: A metal box with volume = 10cm^3. There is, let's say, gas fuel with know quantity...- grendizer1
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- Explosion produced
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Finding energy produced in nuclear fusion
Homework Statement In a proposed fusion reactor, one possible reaction is H(2,1) + H(3,1) -> He(4,2) + n(1,0) How much energy might 150kg of the appropriate amount of isotopes of hydrogen produce? Values given Ar of H(2,1) = 2.014102 Ar of H(3,1) = 3.016050 Ar of He(4,2) = 4.002602...- SpikeOut
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- Energy Fusion Nuclear Nuclear fusion produced
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What is the volume of a torus revolved around a line?
volume of the torus, by revolving around line x = 3 inside circle x^2 + y^2 = 4 i got x = sqrt(y^2 - 4) and what would v = ?- c-murda
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- produced Solid Volume Volume of solid
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Volume of Solid Generated by Revolving y = x³ around x = 2
Homework Statement y = x³ y= 0 and x = 1 and its revolved around the line x = 2 okay i have drawn the graph of y = x³ and other paramaters, but when i get ther area being rotated it produces a hollow center. how do i go about finding the volume? would it be a washers i don't...- c-murda
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- produced Solid Volume Volume of solid
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Force produced by current carrying coil to move sludge(steel rod)
hi everyone, I have a problem, if U see the photo I have coil which carries current of rectified ac waveform through it. I have sludge(Steel rod of weight 20#) which has to be moved till the centre of the coil. If the current in coil induces magnetic field to sludge to move upward, then...- rvb53
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- Coil Current Force produced Rod
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Magnetic field produced by a solenoid
Ok, so anyone who has studied magnetism knows that the magnetic field due to a solenoid is given by the equation B=\mu_oNI Where N is the number of turns in a given length. Well, in thinking about these, I tend not to make measurements and would rather like to predict the magnetic field of the...- Nabeshin
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- Field Magnetic Magnetic field produced Solenoid
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Magnetic Fields Produced by Currents
A long, straight wire is oriented in the north-south direction, and the current in the wire is directed to the north. The horizontal component of the Earth's magnetic field is 4.5 x 10-5T and points due north. A small horizontal compass needle is located directly below the wire, 1.9 cm from it...- bobbworm42
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- Currents Fields Magnetic Magnetic fields produced
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Electric Field Produced by an Infinite Sheet.
I was browsing the internet looking for alternate proofs to why the electric field produced by an infinite sheet was equal to the charge density divided by twice the space permitivity constant. However, in my search I came across a proof that confused me at this link...- smithnh
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- Electric Electric field Field Infinite produced
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Electric Field Produced by a Ring
[SOLVED] Electric Field Produced by a Ring 1. Homework Statement A uniform circular ring of charge Q=5.60microCoulombs and radius R=1.30 cm is located in the x-y plane, centered on the origin as shown in the figure. If z is much smaller than R then E is proportional to z. (You should...- smithnh
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- Electric Electric field Field produced Ring
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Determining the Isotope Produced by U238 Decay
Hi i got a short question if i know the following U238 decays spontaniously to 2 Neutrons and Tellurium136 and some other isotope. How can i tell what other isotop is produced. Sure i know about baryon number conservation lepton number conservation can i just say ok i got 238 baryons on...- Mr.Brown
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- Decay Isotope produced
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Chemistry Determine the mass of sodium chloride produced when 2.5 moles of chlorine ga
[SOLVED] Determine the mass of sodium chloride produced when 2.5 moles of chlorine ga Okay...I know how to solve half the problem. I know how to balance the problem but I'm not sure what to do next. I'm really bad at this stuff. Here's the question: Determine the mass of sodium chloride...- BittersweetLove
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- Mass Moles produced Sodium
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Find the electric field produced by the atom at the Bohr radius
an electron is distributed around a proton according to the volume charge density \rho = A e^{-2r/a_o} where A is a constant, a_o is the Bohr radius and r is the distance from the center of the atom. Find A: we know that Q=\int \rho dV = -e i was wonder if this was the integral that i set up...- indigojoker
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- Atom Bohr Bohr radius Electric Electric field Field produced Radius
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help