Explain the molar heat capacities of hydrogen
The molar heat capacities of hydrogen, oxygen, and gaseous water are 28.82, 29.36, and 33.58 J/K mol, respectively. The standard enthalpy of formation of gaseous water is -241.82 kJ/mol at 298 K. Estimate this value at370 K.
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Approximate the Force applied on your fingertip when you place it at this point. Suppose area of the fingertip to be 1.4cm^2.
Explain which are the two amino acids that, although not isomeric, have essentially the same molecular mass for the neutral molecules?
If violet light of wavelength 415nm falls on a single slit, it forms a central diffraction peak which is 9.30 broad on a screen which is 2.70m away. Determine how broad is the slit?
As the temperature increases at constant pressure, does the density of a gas increase, decrease, or stay the same as the pressure increases at constant temperature?
Given that Cv (Heat capacity at constant volume) for ammonia is 3R, if the process is carried out at constant total volume, describe the final temperature of the gases?
The two parallel wires, 2.5 cm apart, carry currents of 4.0 A and 3.0 A correspondingly, in the similar direction. Determine the magnitude of the force (in N/m) and direction (attract or repel) on each and every wire?
You work for IRS and 256 tax returns now arrived which require to be processed in next few days. Find probability that between 60 and 65 of returns have deductions which have been adjusted?
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