Solving Question Using Atomic Weights | Tips & Hints

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The discussion revolves around solving a problem related to atomic weights, with participants seeking hints or tips on how to approach the task. The context appears to be homework-related, focusing on substituting atomic weights into given structures to determine specific values.

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  • Homework-related, Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • Some participants request hints or tips for solving a problem involving atomic weights.
  • One participant notes that the provided file is not visible and suggests that it is not page-sized.
  • Another participant mentions that Internet Explorer automatically rescales the file and advises scaling it up for better readability.
  • A participant expresses appreciation for any input on the problem.

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There is no consensus on the specific approach to solving the problem, and multiple participants are seeking clarification and assistance without resolving the main question.

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The visibility of the problem file is a limitation, as it affects participants' ability to engage with the content directly.

Who May Find This Useful

Students or individuals interested in chemistry or physics problem-solving, particularly those working with atomic weights and related calculations.

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hi if anyone could give some hints or tips with this it would be greatly appreciated. the ss is here: http://www.freewebs.com/questionsuk/question.jpg

just substitute the atomic weights into the structures and work out values of n and m?

thanks
 
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questions_uk said:
hi if anyone could give some hints or tips with this it would be greatly appreciated. the ss is here: http://www.freewebs.com/questionsuk/question.jpg

just substitute the atomic weights into the structures and work out values of n and m?

thanks

Welcome to PF. The file is not visible , it is not page sized.
 
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IE automatically rescales it, GCT. Scale it up and you'll be able to read it fine.
 
Hi. any input is appreciated!
 

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