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bixtya [17]
3 years ago
6

What is the oxidation state of beryllium

Physics
1 answer:
Paha777 [63]3 years ago
3 0
<span> Beryllium has an exclusive </span>+2<span> oxidation state in all of its compounds</span>
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The smallest time interval in which the magnetic field can be turned on or off to induced the emf is 47.5 s.

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They experience the same magnitude impulse

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For this exercise we use the pascal principle that states that the pressure at one point is the same regardless of body shape.

At the initial moment (before emptying the oil), we fix the point on the surface of the liquid, in this case the left and right sides are in balance.

      P₁ = P₂ = P₀

Now we add the 5 cm (h₂ = 0.05 m) of oil, in this case the weight of the oil creates an extra pressure that pushes the water, let's look for how much the water moved (h_w). The weight of oil added is equal to the weight of displaced water

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      ρ = m / V

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        ρ_w V_w =  ρ_oil ​​W_oil

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Left side

We have at the same point, the atmospheric pressure with its reduction due to the height change plus the water pressure

        P = (P₀ -  ρ_air h h_w) +  ρ_w g h_w

As we have the same point we can equalize the pressure

(P₀ -ρ_air g (0.05-h_w)) +ρ_oil ​​g (0.05-h_w) = (Po -ρ_air h h_w) +ρ_w g h_w

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       - ρ_air g 0.05 = h_w g ( ρ_w +  ρ _oil) - rho_oil ​​g 0.05

       h_w g ( ρ_w +  ρ_oil) = g 0.05 ( ρ_air -  ρ_oil)

calculate

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