A proton has about 1836 times the mass of an electron. The best estimate of physicists is that the radius of a proton is about 8×10-16m and the radius of an electron is about 10-16m . If they are correct, then a proton has about ten times the diameter of an electron
This is a strong base / week acid reaction.
NaOH + CH3COOH
The equilibrium of this reaction is very displaced to the right leading to the formation of the products
Na CH3COO + H2O
Na CH3COOH is a ionic compound which in solutionn will be as Na (+) and CH3COOH(-)
=> CH3COOH + NaOH = CH3 COO(-) + Na(+) + H2O
So, the predominant species in the solution are the ions Na(+) and CH3COO(-).
In general, in an strong base / weak acid titration, the predominant species present at the stoichiometric point will be the cation of the strong base (Na+ in this case) and the conjugate base of the weak acid (the anion of the weak acid, which is CH3COO- in this case).
The answer is predominantly Na(+) and CH3COO(-); predominantly because it is an equlibrium which means that the rectants will also br present.
101, because the atomic number is equal to the number of protons
Answer:
Cell Type I: Animal cell surrounded by a plasma membrane only.
Cell Type II: Plant cell surrounded by a plasma membrane and a cell wall.
Explanation:
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In this case, we must remember that animal cells are covered only by a plasma membrane, which is not enough to keep the cell from bursting as no limit for the inlet salt is established, causing it both to swell and burst. On the other hand, plant cells are covered by both a plasma membrane and a cell wall which contributive effect allow the inlet of the salt but prevent the cell to burst as the cell wall is rigid. In such a way, based on the described situation, one infers that the cell type I is an animal cell surrounded by a plasma membrane only the cell type II is a plant cell surrounded by a plasma membrane and a cell wall.
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Explanation:
Air borne pollutants are usually very light particles that are usually carried in the air in the atmosphere. Some of these pollutants can be carried far away and some are found close to their sources.
Some of the factors are:
- Wind pressure: if wind pressure is low, pollutants will not be carried far away. In this situation, the particles will be blown and carried over a short distance from their sources. When wind pressure is very high, pollutants will be carried extensively into farther areas.
- Pollutants can be trapped in snow. In a snowy area, when pollutants reach sky high and enters condensed water in the atmosphere, they can become super cooled into ice and fall back within the same area where they are formed.
- Rain water can also cause pollutants to be dispersed within a short area. Pollutants can mix with rain water and carrier back to the area where they were originally formed.
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