To determine a planet's mass, astronomers typically measure the minuscule movement of the star caused by the gravitational tug of an orbiting planet. For planets the massof Earth detecting such a tiny tug is extraordinarily challenging with current technology
Answer:
They get flat and start to deflate
Explanation:
Facts:
1. The Moon has no atmosphere
2. The Moon has quakes
3. The Moon is a dusty ball of rock, measuring 3,476km in diameter
Superstitions :
1. Gazing too long at the full moon will bring out one’s inner lunatic.
2. The waxing of a new moon is the best time for sowing seeds, weddings, childbirth, new projects and travel.
3. It is bad luck to see the new moon, for the first time of the night, through glass or tree branches.
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<span>1.6 g
First, calculate the change in temperature.
30.5 - 23.2 = 7.3 K
Now we have 3 pieces of data, the units involved are K, J/(g K), and J. We wish to create a result with the units being g. Let's start with the specific heat.
0.90 J/(g K)
Now let's cancel out the K by multiplying by our data with K
0.90 J/(g K) * 7.3 K = 6.57 J/g
Now we want to cancel out the J and get g on top. We can do that by dividing the J value we have by the calculated value above. So
10.3 J / 6.57 J/g = 1.567732116 g
Rounding to 2 significant figures gives us a mass of 1.6 g
Remember, for most problems, simply look at the units you have and what you desire for the units in the final result. By paying attention to this, the math operations you need are pretty automatic.</span>
Answer:
Natural nitrogen (7N) consists of two stable isotopes: the vast majority (99.6%) of naturally occurring nitrogen is nitrogen-14, with the remainder being nitrogen-15.
