Explanation:
The Bohr hypothesis shows that an atom has an circular orbit of electrons outside the nucleus in a revolving orbit. In Bohr model for Nitrogen there are two orbits s and p. The s has two electron and p has five. Whereas in Bohr neon model there are also orbital s, and p.. The s orbital has 2 electron and the p orbital has 8 electron in it.
Answer:
Explanation:
I gave this formula as
What you should get - what you got
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What you should get
Suppose you are talking about the specific heat of copper and you did a lab and did it fairly well and the specific heat came out to be 0.33
That's what you got, 0.33
What you should get is 0.35 according to the table you've given us.
% error = 0.35 - 0.33
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0.35
% error = 0.02 * 100/ 0.35
% error = 2/0.35
% error = 5.71
Now here is the really hard part. You have to decide what a positive error is and what a negative error.
A positive error using this formula means you are too low.
A Negative error means that you are too high, just the opposite of what you might think.
Answer:
Neutrons, energy
Explanation:
Nuclear fission is a process by which the nucleus of a heavy atom is split into two or more daughter nuclei, releasing neutrons and energy.
Hence, nuclear fission involves the breaking up of a heavy nucleus. This breaking up may be induced by bombarding the heavy nucleus with a small particle such as a neutron. This usually leads to a chain reaction as the nucleus fragments into daughter nuclei releasing more neutrons and tremendous energy in the process.
