Answer:
Explanation:
volume of heptane= mass / density
volume of heptane = 37. 8 / .684
= 55.26 mL
volume of water = 34.7 / 1
= 34.7 mL or cc.
If l₁ be the length of heptane layer in the graduated cylinder
volume = cross sectional area x length or height of layer
π r² x l where r is radius of bore of the cylinder , l is height of liquid inside cylinder .
for heptane
π r² x l₁ = 55.26
3.14 x 1.54² x l₁ = 55.26
l₁ = 7.42 cm
for water
π r² x l₂ = 34.7
3.14 x 1.54² x l₂ = 34.7
l₂ = 4.65 cm
Combined height = l₁ + l₂
= 7.42 + 4.65
= 12.07 cm .
Answer:
The speed of light becomes slower in denser medium which is water in this case.
Explanation:
We know the lens law of Refraction which states
Refractive index of second medium /Refractive index of the first medium
= Velocity of light in medium 1 (V1)/ velocity of light in medium 2 (V2)
When light rays fall from air medium into water which is a denser medium bending of light or change in the direction of light occurs which is knows as Refraction.
When refraction occurs speed of the light rays are also varied as we can see it from the Lenz's Law. suppose two light rays parallel to each other falling on the air-water interface at an angle , the first ray will reach the interface and bend about the normal and then the second ray. We also observe when light enters denser medium the speed of light becomes slower, also the bending of light when going from rarer to denser it bends towards normal of the surface and when it move from denser to rarer medium it moves away from the normal to the surface.
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Explanation:
A wide spectrum of inorganic analytes are analyzed using redox titrimetry. By testing an unknown analyte against a standardized titrant, a redox titration (also known as an oxidation-reduction titration) can correctly calculate its concentration. It is used to determine the presence of organic analytes.
Answer:
Some natural resources like sunlight and wind are found everywhere, but other natural resources are unevenly distributed. Resources like oil, coal, and natural gas are only found where conditions were favorable to grow and preserve large quantities of animal or plant matter.
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