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The title of the query "In my special relativity book, there is a derivation of the velocity of a rocket. Let the rocket have rest mass $m$ (which decreases over time) and velocity $v$ in an inertial frame, and let the exhaust have speed $u$ in the accelerating frame of the rocket.
My book states that
$$
\frac{d(mv\ga... |
Task: Please answer the question of the user.
\nPerhaps I'm just not understanding the exact mechanism of how light interacts with our eyes and is interpreted as an image, but for cameras light goes through the lens and hits the image sensor/film and the longer the shutter is open, the more light goes in. If too much l... |
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Response: It is very helpful when you start with using proper notation, i.e. $V(\ce{H2})=44.8~\mathrm{L}$. Proper notation like $M$ for molecular mass, $m$ for mass, and $n$ for amount of substance will help you follow through your thinking.
When do the calculations... |
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Question: Im trying to find phenomena that impact our everyday lives that are subject to quantum randomness. And I was wondering whether weather might be one of them. Can an electron behaving slightly differently have such a ripple effect that it impa... |
Your task it to provide a reasoning pathway that explains how you arrived at the correct molecule. In your argument, you should reference the data provided in the spectra.
In the lines below you are shown all 1 spectra you can use to predict the correct molecule from.
The 1H NMR spectrum is as follows: Deltas 1.19 (d, ... |
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Question: What is a good and free software for this endeavor? Any recommended articles on the subject?
I want to design dft functionals, trying out different parametrizations and optimizing mixing constants for exchange and correlation contributions for specific data sets. Even ... |
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Response: Quark-gluon plasma is just a phase matter in QCD may enter into.
Just as a solid or a gas may be made out of any kind of atoms or molecules, quark-gluon plasma may be made out of quarks of *any* flavor. If you make it by heating ordinary ma... |
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Inquiry: A quarter of all matter in the observable universe is Helium-4 while all Helium-4 atoms have a nucleus with a zero spin integer which is characterized by Bose–Einstein statistics. Does this mean that Helium-4 nuclei are not subject to the Pauli... |
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Question: Consider a system of two identical particles. The combined system of these two particles has a total orbital angular momentum quantum number $\ell = 1$.
I am aware that the spatial wavefunction of a system with $\ell = 1$ has odd parity, as this can be shown from the s... |
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Response: Contrary to what science fiction may tell us, quantum teleportation does not involve the physical teleportation of matter. It only teleports the *state* of matter. In that sense, it teleports the information that is associated with a particle and not the... |
The answer to the help request "}\hline
{\rm \color{blue}{Solubility~in~water}}
& {\mathrm{0.189\,g/100\,mL}\ (0\,^\circ\mathrm{C})} \\
& {\mathrm{0.173\,g/100\,mL}\ (20\,^\circ\mathrm{C})} \\
& {\mathrm{0.066\,g/100\,mL} \ (100\,^\circ\mathrm{C})} \\\hline
\end{array}
Can you explain why solubility decreases when ... |
The answer to the question "Let's say we have a linear divergence in a quantum field theory. The way to deal with this infinite quantum correction is to go through the whole process of renormalization.
However, quite often, people estimate the order of magnitude of this divergence by just substituting the upper limit o... |
The answer to the question "Some solutions, like concentrated HCl, act as buffers even though they lack the buffering component. What is the cause for such a behaviour?" is "I do wonder what your question is, but I have a hunch. Assuming that what you’re asking is essentially:
>
> In a concentrated $\ce{HCl}$ solution... |
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User: Would it be harder to lift a dumb bell in free falling lift, where the dumbbell is falling with us or would it be easier?
Answer: In free fall both you and the dumbbell would be weightless. If you were to release it it would “float” in the air alo... |
The answer to the query "Suppose one has two single-particle Hilbert spaces $\mathcal{H}\_{A}$ and $\mathcal{H}\_{B}$ and consider the tensor product of these such that $\mathcal{H}\_{A}\otimes\mathcal{H}\_{B}$ is a two-particle Hilbert space. As I understand it, the *inner* product of two state vectors $\lvert\phi\_{1... |
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\nI want to conduct `GGA+U` calculations using `Duradev's` approach in `VASP` code on a `ferromagnetic material` ***without any prior knowledge of experimental data***. Could you please guide me to how to arrive to the exact `(U-J)` value? What are the ... |
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\nAccording to my book “binding energy is the energy released when a nucleus is formed from nuclei or nucleons.This nuclear binding energy is derived from nuclear force “. How is the binding energy DERIVED from nuclear force
My book says “binding energy is the energy r... |
The title of the help request "I'm solving the following problem from the book "Analytical Mechanics for Relativity and Quantum Mechanics" by Oliver Davis Johns:
>
> Let $R(t)=R\_a(t)R\_b(t)$ be a rotation matrix. Show that the angular velocity associated to the product is
> \begin{gather\*}
> \vec{w}=\vec{w\_a}+R\_... |
The title of the help request "Does anyone know what is scattering coefficient, absorption coefficient and extinction coefficient, and how to separate them experimentally?" is "several coefficient differences in UV-vis Spectroscopy".<|endoftext|> |
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\nI have a question about why this is true
$\oint B\cdot d\ell = \mu\_0$ $I\_{enclosed}$
My problem is that I am not really seeing visually or mathematically why the magnetic field generated by a current that doesn’t pass through the loop will not contr... |
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\n$\ce{NiCl2(PPh3)2}$ is a complex that is borderline between tetrahedral(high spin) and square planar(no unpaired electron, high splitting parameter) because $\ce{Cl-}$ is a weak field ligand and $\ce{PPh3}$ is a strong field ligand. Apparently, the tetrahedral and square plan... |
Task: Create a question that corresponds to the answer.
Solution: The probability of N atoms left is
\begin{equation}
P(N) = \left(
\begin{array}{c}
100 \\
N
\end{array}
\right) 0.5^{100} \approx \frac{1}{\sqrt{50\pi}}\exp\left(-\frac{(N-50)^2}{50}\right)
\end{equation}
The expected value will be 50 which is also the ... |
1H NMR Solving Guidelines
1. Identify the Number of Signals
- Count distinct peaks to determine unique proton environments in the molecule.
2. Analyze Chemical Shifts (δ)
- Assign δ values to specific functional groups:
- 0-3 ppm: Alkyl protons (CH₃, CH₂, CH)
- 3-5 ppm: Protons near electrone... |
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Inquiry: The reason why you have to tune differently the atomic clocks in GPS is because the GPS is higher or because there is less gravity there, or both? In other words in a constant gravitational field which doesn't differ with height, will time dilation ... |
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Answer: I disagree that gr has survived every attempt to challenge it. Dark matter and dark energy seem more and more like the ether for light, that they just doesn't exist and we should modify gr even further to account for our observations
Inquiry: As I understand... |
The answer to the help request "Is it dangerous to boil dish soap (natural, ex: walgreens brand "ology") while also cooking other foods in the kitchen (ex.pasta)?
I was trying to clean some pots and read online that a good way to clean them is to boil dish soap in them. I was also making dinner at the same time and I ... |
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User: I need to evaluate the integral
\begin{equation}
\int\_0^1\mathrm dt\,f\left(t\right)\delta^{\left(3\right)}\left(\vec r\left(t\right)-\vec r\_0\right)
\end{equation}
where there is only one $0\leq t\_0\leq 1$ such that $\vec r\left(t\_0\right)=\vec r... |
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\nEinstein suggested that stimulated emissions must also occur along with spontaneous emission and absorption, because the latter two alone violate thermodynamic laws.
How exactly do spontaneous emission and absorption alone violate thermodynamic laws and which ones? A... |
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Response: Elimination via a E2 mechanism cannot take place at the bridgehead carbon of a bicyclic compound due to the lack of the required trans geometry between the leaving group at the bridgehead carbon and any of the six β-hydrogens.
On the other hand, as you have corr... |
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Inquiry: Given a solution consisting of disodium hydrogen phosphate + sodium hydroxide (approaching a pH of 12), will the solid formed after dehydration of the solution be hygroscopic at STP? Which salts are likely to precipitate? In the event that the resulting solid is hy... |
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\nI would like to decide the flexural modulus of the material of plastic tube by performing 3 point bending test according to the ASTM D 790 procedure.
In ASTM D 790, the form of the specimen is supposed to be a rectangular bar and the length of the support span and rate of... |
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User: So for context the question preceding this is what bonds form within O2, which I know to be covalent bonds. I am not so sure on the bonds between O2 molecules. My first thought is that the bonds would be Van der Waals interactions but I'm not sure wher... |
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User: In section 5 of the "Preliminary: On the measurement of quantities" chapter (page 3) in "A treatise on electricity and magnetism" Maxwell uses, total length, $s=mt^{2}/{2r^{2}}$to show that $m=2sr^{2}/{t^2}$ is in units of Length cubed over Time squar... |
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Response: The Fourier transform of a rectangle is the sinc function. Since the Fourier transform is simply a superposition of different sine-waves (a cosine-wave is a sine-wave, which is shifted by $\pi/2$) this is an example of your problem.
Please go ahead an ch... |
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\nThis might be very easy, but I'm not 100% sure how it's done.
Lets say I have this equation:
$$R = R\_{0} \cdot \left[1 - \frac{P\_{0}R\_{0}}{GM\_{0}\rho\_{0}}\right]^{-1},$$
where I know $P\_{0}$, $M\_{0}$ and $\rho\_{0}$. I'm then told to find $R$, and that $M\_{0} \pro... |
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Inquiry: My professor gave my class a set of practice questions for the mid-term. One of those questions asks for the molar mass of a number of chemicals, such as lithium bromide and silver nitrate. We haven't studied those chemicals, so there's little reason for the p... |
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Question: >
> Give the name and draw the graphical formula of an alkene that is an isomer of but-1-ene and that has a different carbon skeleton.
>
I think it's 2-methylpropene, but I'm not sure whether the correct name is 2-methylprop-1-ene or 2-methylpropene.
Answer... |
The answer to the query "I understand that in a non-inertial frame of reference rotating with the Earth, an object at rest has a weight that is equal to mg. This mg is the vector addition of the centrifugal force and the true gravitational vector. Thus mg is simply the addition of the vertical components of the true gr... |
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Question: I fail to understand why the hybridization of oxygen in furan is $\ce{sp^2}$. I think that since there are 2 bond pairs and two lone pairs so it should be $\ce{sp^3}$ hybridized?
Is it to do with the aromaticity of furan?
Title: What is the hybridization of oxygen in f... |
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Inquiry: I am currently in high school and will be conducting an experiment looking at the effect of surface area on electroplating. I will be changing the surface area of the Cathode during my experiment but am unsure whether the amp and voltage would be controlled or... |
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Answer: >
> Seen from an inertial frame it has the velocity v(t)
>
$\def\D#1#2{{d#1 \over d#2}}$
Define $x(t)$ such that $dx/dt=v$, then $h(\tau)$ so that
$$\eqalign{
\D x\tau &= \sinh h(\tau) \cr
\D t\tau &= \cosh h(\tau).\cr}$$
Note that $\tanh h = v$, $\cosh ... |
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Title: What's the correct link between Dirac notation and wave mechanics integrals?<|endoftext|> |
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Solution: They're not used because it's ugly to read such texts with parentheses and it's time-consuming to write it down.
A decimeter is indeed a "product" of "deci" and a meter, so the origin is analogous to the product of two real numbers $ab$. Bu... |
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Inquiry: I'm setting up a simple Hartree-Fock problem in pyscf with ECPs to test things out. However, the numbers I get do not make sense to me as the energies are very different. I have never used ECPs before so I don't know exactly what to expect. Her... |
The answer to the help request "If a steel ball hits an iron surface it bounces back due to the Newton's third law of motion. Then why does'nt it bounce back when it hits a water surface? or for that matter even air? The molecules of water / air should apply the force of equal magnitude on the ball as the ball applies ... |
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Inquiry: In a galvanic (voltaic) cell, the anode is considered negative and the cathode is considered positive. This seems reasonable as the anode is the source of electrons and cathode is where the electrons flow.
However, in an electrolytic cell, the anode is taken to be posi... |
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Yes, but it would be completely overwhelmed by wind currents.
Inquiry: Right now, outside is snowing. No matter what window I look from, the snow constantly for last few hours tends to fall to the right close to the window, and to the left close to the building ac... |
The title of the question "This question is about the motivation for Weinberg's approach in "The Quantum Theory of Fields" to obtain unitary representations of Lie groups out of its generators.
One is dealing with a Lie group $G$. We have coordinates $\{\theta^a\}$ on a neighborhood of the identity and $T(\theta)$ is t... |
The title of the help request "What are the main computational frameworks used in materials modeling? Software packages can include those designed to run on both classical and quantum devices." is "What are the main computational frameworks used in materials modeling?".<|endoftext|> |
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Solution: A fire has no way to directly "draw in" oxygen for it to burn. It consumes what oxygen is in the immediate vicinity of the flame, *depleting* the air in oxygen compared to the concentration of oxygen in air further away. This sets up a concentration gradie... |
The answer to the question ">
> Choose the two correct options from A-F, why isn't it commercially suitable to dissolve $\ce{SO3}$ directly in water to give concentrated sulfuric acid instead of using the contact process? The major reaction of the contact process are
>
> $$\ce{S + O2 -> SO2}$$
> $$\ce{2 SO2 + O2 <... |
The title of the help request "If I float motionless in outer space, I will measure spacetime to be approximately flat.
By the equivalence principle, I will get flat spacetime if I am free falling near earth.
Is this right? otherwise I can distinguish between the two scenarios.
Let say I declare myself (while free fall... |
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Solution: The "height" you refer to is not a distance up, or altitude. It is the height of a column of mercury needed to balance the local atmospheric pressure.
Take a glass tube, closed at one end (a tall, skinny glass). Fill it with mercury, cover the open end, invert i... |
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Inquiry: If I am given the molarity of two substances and I know how they react, how can I write the balanced chemical reaction? i.e. experimentally I found:
$\pu{1.0 M}$ $\ce{NH\_3(aq)}$ mixed with $\pu{0.1 M}$ $\ce{BaCl\_2(aq)}$ yielded **no** precipitate when $\pu{1ml}$ of e... |
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\nWhen applying an external electric field in a metal at absolute zero, there is electrical current?
There must be thermal fluctuations in the electron's band to be occurs current?
Title: The conduction electrons in metals is a thermal phenomenon?<|endoftext|> |
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Inquiry: When a star starts to run out of hydrogen to fuse, it begins to collapse due to gravity until the central core temperature rises to $10^8~\text{K}$
Then due the force generated by the fusion of helium, the star expands again and becomes a red... |
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Question: Just trying to get some clarity in terminology: is *phase transitions* synonymous with *critical phenomena*? At the first glance they mean the same thing, but I am not sure whether *phase transitions* really include such phenomena as *Anderson localization* and *percol... |
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Question: I came across a situation in which my chemistry textbook gives phase diagram of a pure solvent and a solution with the same solvent.I am considering 2 different , say beakers, one containing some amount of pure solvent , and the other contains a solution form... |
The title of the help request "I recently got into a lengthy debate about the exact nature of boundary layer separation. In common parlance, we have a tendency to talk about certain geometries as being too "sharp" for a viscous flow to remain attached to them. The flow can't "turn the corner" so to speak, and so it sep... |
The title of the help request "As I understand the way dark matter WIMP exclusion plots work, they are cross-sections (usually 2D) of the fuzzy boundary surface of a hyperdimensional property space, defining a fuzzy volume of that property space, the exterior points of which represent sets of properties of WIMPs that h... |
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Inquiry: 0 \rangle \quad \text{where} \quad d\_a = \sum\_i\phi^a\_ic\_i,
$$
where the set $\{\phi^a\}$ are the eigenvectors of $t\_{ij}$. Its 2-point correlator matrix $C$ given by
$$
C\_{ij} = \langle \psi
Title: Why does the free fermionic 2-point correlation matrix $C_{ij}... |
The answer to the question "I know that if there is a charge moving next to a current carrying wire with velocity equal to that of the electrons in the conductor, then in a frame with the same velocity the charge experiences an electric force and not a magnetic one.
I have been taught that this is due to the fact that ... |
The title of the question "I've been given a vector field $\vec{F}=(12xy^2, 12yz, 9z^2)$ in cartesian coordinares and I'm asked to calculate the work it would develop on a particle moving from point $A$ to point $B$ through various paths. The problem itself is very simple, but it has led me to consider some questions w... |
The answer to the help request ">
> Which of the following is the strongest base?
>
> 1. $\ce{LiOH}$
> 2. $\ce{CH3Li}$
> 3. $\ce{LiNH2}$
> 4. $\ce{LiF}$
>
According to me the answer should be $\ce{LiF}$ as it has max number of lone pairs but the answer says its 2). I am confused." is "In order of decreasing basicity... |
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Laminar flow doesn't mean that the vorticity is zero (rotv⃗ =0), e.g., a rotating non-viscous liquid in a circular container. Your second question depends on the fluid. In inviscid fluids Helmholtz's theorems apply and there should be no spontaneous appearance of vortices.... |
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Inquiry: The trend of halide nucleophilicity in polar protic solvents is $$\ce{I- > Br- > Cl- > F-}$$
The reasons given by Solomons and Fryhle[1], and by Wade[2] are basically as follows.
1. Smaller anions are more solvated than bigger ones because of their 'charge to ... |
The answer to the question "In my science class, I have been taught that silica (silicon dioxide/sand) has three properties, namely
1. It does not react with water.
2. It does not decompose with heat.
3. It does not react with acid.
However I think that if it does not react with acid, will it react with bases? I am jus... |
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\nI know there are a lot of variables that affect how quickly this would occur. Any information on the topic would be highly appreciated. For sake of argument, lets say 1 square foot chamber, lets say medium vacuum, and a 1/16 square inch opening.
If yo... |
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Response: If I understand the question correctly, then your question is more general than relativity. For example, you can ask the same question about rotations in a non-relativistic theory. In the spirit of trying to address the problem in the simplest situation poss... |
The answer to the help request "I have performed a Gaussian16 calculation to explore the size-consistency problem for the CISD method. The system I am studying is the water dimer and the results are not what I expected at first. I have computed the energy of the dimer for both models (single point calculation) where th... |
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Inquiry: I premise, I’m a physicist and I’m working on a transfer procedure for graphene via CVD, which involves the use of PMMA as a resist layer. Studying this polymer, I still haven’t found what is the cross-link temperature (or window of temperatures) for it... |
The answer to the question "I often hear about the wave-particle duality, and how particles exhibit properties of both particles and waves. However, I wonder, is this actually a duality? At the most fundamental level, we 'know' that everything is made up out of particles, whether those are photons, electrons, or maybe ... |
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\nIt is stated that "the formula for the energy stored in the magnetic field is: $$E = \left(\frac{1}{2}\right)(LI)^2$$ and the energy stored in the magnetic field is equal to the *work* done to produce the current.
What is the formula for ***work*** , ... |
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Question: If two objects are +10C and -10C from room temperature, would they converge to the same temperature at the same time? Say, room temperature is 20C and object a) is at 30C and object b) is at 10C would they get at the same time to 20C?
Answer: Room temperature... |
The title of the question "As alpha particles are made out of 2 protons and 2 neutrons, they are the same as the helium atom with a +2 charge, but with a certain speed. The beta particles are made out of 1 electron at a certain speed. So, theoretically, "mixing" alpha particles with beta particles would create an excit... |
The title of the help request "**Problem:**
The volume of an automobile engine's cylinder is $410mL$. A mixture of gasoline and air is present in it. The pressure exerted by the cylinder on the mixture is increased from $1atm$ to $9.5atm$. What will be the final volume of the mixture?
**My book's solution:**
Given,
Ini... |
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Solution: u\rangle - \frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}
r\rangle = \frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}<|endoftext|> |
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\nCould centrifugal force be appropriately described as motion (inertia)--rather than an (imaginary) force? Could such a change of perspective eliminate much of the common confusion?
Answer: Centrifugal Force vs Motion (inertia)<|endoftext|> |
The answer to the query "Okay so if the $g\_{00}$ component of the metric is $-c^2$ and $g\_{11}=g\_{22}=g\_{33}$ and all the other other components are zero, the question is simple, would similar identities apply to the stress-energy tensor?" is "Providing a particular metric tensor, is it possible to know the symmetr... |
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\nSometimes a certain body is completely immersed in water, but it does not sink deeply, it is stuck in the middle... In this case, is the buoyant force equal to the weight of the body? Why?
Buoyant force on a certain object<|endoftext|> |
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Question: Newton came up with gravity to explain apple falling from the tree, what would Gibbs have thought?
The second law states that entropy of the universe, in general increases. This is relatively easy to see when you expand a gas or dissolve salt in water but how is *entro... |
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>
> Xenon and fluorine were mixed in **(1) a 1:1 ratio by volume** and sealed in a vessel attached to a barometer. After some time, crystals were found to have formed on the walls of the vessel and the barometer showed that **(2) the pressure had dropped to 70% of the ori... |
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\nWhat is the role of acetone in the Finkelstein reaction? It has something to do with Le Chatelier's principle but I am not able to understand why it will not proceed without acetone.
Role of acetone in the Finkelstein reaction<|endoftext|> |
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Question: For an ideal gas there is no heating or cooling during an adiabatic expansion or contraction, but for real gases, an adiabatic expansion or contraction is generally accompanied by a heating or cooling effect. What is the reason behind such a p... |
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Question: So I understand the ideal gas law at a basic level, and that a rise in temperature can break bonds, however, I am unclear of how this works in a practical sense.
Say I have a container full of $\ce{SO2(g)}$ and I would like to break $\ce{SO2}$... |
The answer to the question "**1st part of my question:**
Q) The concentration of an NaCl solution is 1M. Express this in percent wt. by vol. unit.
Ans:
$$\text{In %(w/v) unit}=\frac{58.5\pu g}{1000\pu{mL}}\times \frac{100}{100}=5.85\ \pu{\%(w/v)}\tag{1}$$
$$\text{In (w/v)% unit}=\frac{58.5\pu g}{1000\pu{mL}}\times \fra... |
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Question: When you put $\ce{Mg}$ into water a few $\ce{H2}$ bubbles appear. But when you put $\ce{Mg}$ into a $\ce{NaCl}$ solution there is a vigorous release of $\ce{H2}$, why is this and what reactions are taking place?
Title: Why does Mg react vigorously in NaCl solution and... |
The answer to the query ">
> The glucose-induced structural changes are significant in two respects. First, the environment around the glucose becomes more nonpolar, which favors reaction between the hydrophilic hydroxyl group of glucose and the terminal phosphoryl group of ATP.
>
I am unable to understand the chemis... |
The answer to the question "My question might be completely irrelevant or stupid - sorry in advance if it's the case. I'm kinda lost with the time and space notions, and even formulating adequate questions is hard at that point.
But I'll give it a shot.
If time froze, the common conception would be that everything woul... |
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Question: >
> There is a container that has a volume of $5~\mathrm{L}$ on one side and $3~\mathrm{L}$ on the other and is separated in the middle. There are $2~\mathrm{mol}$ of $\ce{N2}$ on one side at $0~^\circ\mathrm{C}$ and $4~\mathrm{mol}$ of $\ce{... |
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Question: Which one is more nucleophilic in strength $\ce{Br-}$ or $\ce{OH-}$?
I am confused since $\ce{OH-}$ is more electronegative than $\ce{Br-}$ but also a strong base which contradicts for a better nucleophile .
Assistant: Like most concepts tha... |
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Inquiry: I know a fluorescent lamp works by emitting UV first and then the specific substance inside absorbs UV and finally emits visible light. An object may emit infrared under sunlight due to heating. But those examples are absorbing short wavelength of E... |
Task: Offer a concise and informative answer to the user's question.
Inquiry: If we consider the Potential and electric field of a Dipole,
could we infer that for a dipole :
$V \propto 1/r^2$, $E \propto 1/r^3$ , $da \propto r^2$, then
Electrostatic potential energy should vary as $\propto 1/r^3$.
Basically I want kn... |
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Inquiry: So, in Laser theory I learned that a two-level laser is not possible, because it would violate Einsteins equations and the Boltzmann distribution, which in a nutshell say that I cannot cause population inversion with electromagnetic radiation. Yet, a 180 degree NMR puls... |
The title of the query "I would like to know the ballistic device characteristics and illustrations (if any) to understand how can we overcome the dependence of current on carrier mobility ." is "How to obtain ballistic transport in a device?".<|endoftext|> |
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Inquiry: My understanding is that light can not escape from within a black hole (within the event horizon). I've also heard that information cannot propagate faster than the speed of light. I assume that the gravitational attraction caused by a black hole carries infor... |
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It would be nice if you could link the source from which you are quoting that paragraph, so that we can read the context that statement is made within.
To first-order, the Zeeman energy $\Delta E$ arising from the interation of the atomic magnetic dipole momentum $\... |
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Inquiry: Is there a Lorentz invariant formulation of classical electrodynamics whose source terms are the components of a phase space distribution of current densities? I assume that from one perspective it would provide a net current density equal to an integral over all curren... |
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A field doesn't have energy by itself, but does work on other things that emit the same sort of field.\*
Consider two conductive loops A and B separated by some large distance $s$. The loops each have a switch that starts open, so that current can't flow through them, and ... |
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Inquiry: Yes, it is about my molecule that you've heard of (but never seen) in my previous questions. The molecule, which contains only C, Al, B, Cl, Mg, N, O, S and Si, is macromolecular with quite crowded monomers- cyanide-like ultrashort bonds, nonbo... |
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