The magnetic field<span> of a bar </span>magnet<span> is </span>strongest<span> at either pole of the </span>magnet<span>. It is equally strong at the north pole compared with the south pole. The force is weaker in the middle of the </span>magnet<span> and halfway between the pole and the center.</span>
No, it does not. I believe it's false.
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explanation and image attached
Explanation:
Our aim is to draw a structure of XeO2F2 whith the least formal charges. We must remember that the compound has 34 valence electrons.
To obtain the least formal charges then Xe must have a total of twelve electrons on its valence shell instead of eight.
The other atoms around the central Xe atom are arranged as shown in the image attached.
Image Credit: UCLA
Answer: A curve showing the relationship between temperature and time for a given amount of liquid heated at constant rate is a heating curve.
This is the option a. heating.
The increase of temperatue as result of heating may be ploted to show the changes. This increase of temperature related with the heat depends of the heat capacity of the substance. For a fixed amount of heat, substances with high heat capacity exhibit a lower increase in temperature than substances with low heat capacity.
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Br2?? I think I tried looking it up on quizlet but it didnt work
