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1. A book resting on a shelf was found

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Answer:

12J

Explanation:

Right before it hits the ground, the initial potential energy and the final kinetic energy will equal each other due to conservation of energy.

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Answer: It's the third one.

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Explain each of the following phenomena and how they extend our understanding of genetics from the work done by Gregor Mendel an

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Incomplete Dominance: In this case, the 3rd different phenotype is created by the heterozygous(CwCr) (for example, pink)

Co-Dominance: the heterozygous is observed to show both the homozygous conditions (for example the blood type iAiB shows both A and B carbohydrates)

Multiple alleles: This is when a gene has over 2 alleles (i.e. blood has ia ib i)

Polygenic inheritance: This is when over two different gene leads to the expression of a trait.

Pleiotropy: This is the when a gene shows several effects on an organism.

Epistasis: This is when more than one gene have strong control on the expression of a trait (for example, E/e allele creates pigments)

Sex-linkage: This refers to the genes found in sex chromosomes

Gene Linkage: These are the genes situated in a similar chromosome.

Explanation:

Incomplete Dominance: In this case, the 3rd different phenotype is created by the heterozygous(CwCr) (for example, pink)

Co-Dominance: the heterozygous is observed to show both the homozygous conditions (for example the blood type iAiB shows both A and B carbohydrates)

Multiple alleles: This is when a gene has over 2 alleles (i.e. blood has ia ib i)

Polygenic inheritance: This is when over two different gene leads to the expression of a trait.

Pleiotropy: This is the when a gene shows several effects on an organism.

Epistasis: This is when more than one gene have strong control on the expression of a trait (for example, E/e allele creates pigments)

Sex-linkage: This refers to the genes found in sex chromosomes

Gene Linkage: These are the genes situated in a similar chromosome.

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Consider the elementary gas-phase reversible reaction A 3C Pure A enters at a temperature of 400 K and a pressure of 10 atm. At

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Answer:

39%

Explanation:

The equilibrium equation is:

$A\rightleftharpoons 3C$

The initial concentration of A can be calculated from the ideal gas equation:

$pV=nRT\\\\n/v=p/(RT)\\\\C_A=\dfrac{10atm}{0.08206(atm-dm^3/K-mol)/times 400K}\\\\C_A=0.304mol/liter$

Determine the conversion of substance A to substance C using an ICE table and the Kc constant:

A ⇄ 3C

I 0.304 0

C - x + 3x

E 0.304 - x 3x

$K_c=0.25=\dfrac{(3x)^3}{(0.304-x)}$

Solve for x:

You need to use a graphing calculator:

108x³ = 0.304 - x

108x³ + x - 0.304 = 0

x ≈ 0.1195 mol/liter

Then:

$C_A=0.304mol/liter-0.1195mol/liter=0.1845mol/liter\\\\C_C=3\times 0.304mol/liter=0.912mol/liter$

The equilbrium conversion is:

$\% = [0.304mol/liter-0.1845mol/liter]/(0.304mol/liter)\times 100$

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