Since the half-life is 4.5 billion years, two half-lives would have elapsed after 9 billion years.
<span>If you start with 400 g, half decays during the first half-life, leaving 200 g. </span>
<span>During the second half-life, half of the 200 g decays, leaving 100 g.</span>
Answer:
113.69°k
Explanation:
V1=85L of helium V2=32L
T1= 29°C +273= 302°K T2=?
T2=<u>TIV2</u>
V1
T2=<u>(302)(32)</u>= <u>9664</u>
85 85
T2= 113.69°K
Explanation:
96.485 columbs=1 faraday will
deposit 64/2g= 32 g cu ion
therfore it will require
96,485 ×2/32 =? coulombs or 1/16 of
Faraday= 1 / 16 mole of electrons .
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