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chikou24i
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One of the classes of the group C5v is written C=(2*C5). So why do we mean by 2*C5 and how we can know the elements of this class from this writing ?
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C=(2*C5) is a mathematical formula that represents the doubling of the atomic weight of a specific element, C5, which is carbon.
C=(2*C5) is used in chemistry to determine the atomic weight of elements, specifically carbon. It helps in understanding the composition of chemical substances and their reactions.
The "C" in C=(2*C5) stands for carbon, which is the element being represented in the formula.
The number "5" in C5 represents the atomic number of carbon, which is the number of protons in the nucleus of a carbon atom. It helps to identify the element and its properties.
Yes, C=(2*C5) can be applied to other elements to determine their atomic weight. However, the number after the "C" will change depending on the element being represented.