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Which source would be most reliable for gathering experimental results related to a new compound’s molecular mass : A textbook that lists molecular masses of similar compounds</h2>
Explanation:
Atom:
It is a smallest particle of an element which may as may not have independent existence.
The are very small in size.
Their size is measured in unit nm (nanometer)
1nm – 10⁻⁹ m.
hydrogen atom is smallest of all size is only 10⁻¹⁰ nm
Atoms are represented by symbols (given by berzelius )
Atomic mass of element-
Active atomic mass of atom can’t be measured but relative atomic mass can be known.
I.e. relative atomic mass of an atom of element is defined as average relative mass of atom as compared with atom of 612c taken as 12u.
Atomic mass – no. Of times one atom of he element is heavier then 1/12th of c atom.
Molecule
It is smallest particle of an element or compound which is able to exist independently.
Some element exist as
Diatomic molecuel eq:- O₂
Triatomic molecule eq:- O₃
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So,
Atomicity – is no. of atoms in a molecule of an element.
Some more examples:- phosphorous P4 (tetra atomic)
sulphur S8 (poly-atomic)
nitrogen N2 (diatomic)
Molecular mass
It is the mass of molecule that is obtained by adding masses of atoms multiplied with number of atoms of each type .
It changes precipitation patterns, causes strong storms, and transfers warm and cold air.
If we work it out with direct proportions, the vapor pressure of propanone is 56 degrees Celsius. The atmospheric pressure is about 101 kPa. If the vapor pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure, the substance boils. Therefore, if we hold a linear proportion, 45/56 = x/101. 56x = 101*45, x = 101*45/56 = 81. The closest choice here is (3) 70 kPa.
Next time, please provide us with Reference Table H.
Answer:
the answer is mechanical energy
Explanation:
A water wheel converts the kinetic energy of moving or falling water into mechanical energy. This mechanical energy is used for powering the mill.Water wheels have wooden or metal wheels that have buckets or blades attached around them. They are placed in a river or lake. The force of the water rotates the wheel. As the wheel moves, it turns an axle attached horizontally to the wheel. The axle in turn moves the system of gears that operate the functioning of mills. Waterwheels were used for preparing fiber and crushing ore.
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