Answer:
Induction
Explanation:
When a body is brought in contact with another, electrons are rearranged by contact.
When a body is rubbed against one another, charging by friction occurs.
The process whereby electrons are rearranged without direct contact with one another is called induction.
By induction electrons can get charged without them having to be in contact with one another.
- When a charged body is brought to the vicinity of the electrons, either an attraction or repulsion force is set up.
- Similar charges causes repulsion
- If a negatively charged body is brought near the electrons, there would be heavy repulsion and the electrons would be forced to rearranged.
- This effect is product as a result of a force field.
Answer:
0.744 mol
Explanation:
the balanced equation for the reaction is
8Fe + S₈ ---> 8FeS
molar ratio of Fe to S₈ is 8:1
number of moles of Fe - 55.0 g / 56 g/mol = 0.98 mol
number of moles of S - 23.8 g / 256 g/mol = 0.093 mol
if we are to assume that S₈ is the limiting reactant
if 1 mol of S₈ reacts with 8 mol of Fe
then 0.093 mol of S₈ reacts with - 8 x 0.093 mol = 0.744 mol of Fe
however there's 0.98 mol of Fe present but only 0.744 mol of Fe is needed
therefore Fe is in excess and S₈ is the limiting reagent
molar ratio of S₈ to FeS is 1:8
then 0.093 mol of S₈ reacts with - 8 x 0.093 = 0.744 mol of FeS
number of FeS moles produced is 0.744 mol
If iron (Fe) gained a proton it would become cobalt (CO).
Electrical to chemical energy
Explanation:
If the batteries in a flashlight are rechargeable, the energy conversion that would take place to recharge the battery is from electrical to chemical energy.
- A battery is an electrochemical cell in which chemical reactions produces electrical currents.
- This is a typical energy conversion from chemical to electrical energy.
- When such batteries are to be recharged, the revere process is followed.
- Electrical energy are used to drive chemical reactions.
- This in turn makes the battery recharged and on its own, it can further chemical reactions to produce electrical energy.
- During charging, the potential of the battery increases.
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