Answer:
Selenium
Explanation:
One way to figure this out is to count the electrons and add them up.
2+2+6+2+6+2+10+4 = 34 electrons
A neutral atom has the same number of electrons and protons. Protons tell us the atomic number of an element. Element number 34 is Selenium.
Another way to figure it out is to look at just the highest "s" or "p" level of the electron configuration, and then see which element corresponds to that. This element has a 4s and a 4p, so I will look at 4p. The configuration is 4p4, so I will look at the 4th row of the periodic table (4p4) in the "p" block (4p4) and the 4th element in the "p" block (4p4). That's selenium :)
Answer:
C = 75%
Explanation:
Theoretical yield = 8.17g
Actual yield = 6.13g
To calculate the percentage yield of a compound in a reaction, we'll use the formula to calculate it
Percentage yield = (actual yield / theoretical yield) * 100
% yield = (6.13/8.17) * 100
Percentage yield = 0.7503 * 100
Percentage yield = 75.03%
Here you go! This is a basic model of the lewis dot structure of aluminum sulphate.
Each particle has two possibilities: either it is on the left hand side or it is on the right hand side.
The probability of having them equally split is
P(100,100) = 200C100 / 2^200
where 200C100 is the binomial coefficient.
For the uneven distribution we have
P= 2 * 200C160 / 2^200
where the factor 2 comes in because we could have 160/40 or 40/160 as a division.
So the ratio of probabilities is
200C100 /(2 * 200C160 )
= 2.2 * 10^16
Hope this helps!
Answer:
Amplitude does not effect the wavelength in linear system.
Explanation:
Amplitude:
It is the measure of height from peak to trough.
Wavelength:
It is measure of length from peak to peak.
There is no relation between the amplitude and wavelength but if the system will no more linear then high amplitude can cause the distortion in wave if more frequencies are present. However frequency and wavelength can be related. The wave with higher frequency have shorter wavelength and vise versa.
Frequency:
It is the number of waves passing through a given point in a given time period. It is measure in Hz or s⁻¹
