The total reaction energy calculated by reactant bond energy - product
bond energy
The reactant bond energy is usually higher than that of the product bond
energy. This is as a result of the bonds in the product having higher bond
energy than the reactants.
<h3>What is Total reaction energy?</h3>
The total reaction energy is therefore calculated by subtracting the product
bond energy from the reactant bond energy so as to know the net energy
which was used in the reaction.
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a) These telescopes must make observations above much of the water vapor in the atmosphere because water can block infrared rays.
Explanation:
Ground- based infrared telescopes are placed in a high altitudes dry climates because the telescopes must make observations above much of water vapor since they cut and block them off.
- Telescopes are devices that are used to observe very distant objects.
- An infrared telescope is sensitive to infrared rays.
- Infrared rays are part of the electromagnetic radiations.
- These rays are usually blocked off by the presence of water vapor.
- Desert areas that lacks water vapor in the atmosphere are the most desired for sighting such facilities.
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Methane is a tetrahedral molecule where each C-H is kept as far away from the others as possible due to electron-electron repulsion, resulting in a bond angle of 109.5˚ (Technically 109˚ 28' but I would just use the decimal version if I were you).
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Solution : As they have uniform composition throughout they are considered as homogeneous mixture. Both samples are mixture of two metals (gold and palladium) thus are alloys.
Answer:
The correct matching of the air mass and the letters in the word bank are given as follows;
1. Warm and humid ↔ D
2. Extremely cold and dry ↔ B
3. Cold and dry ↔ A
4. Cold and humid ↔ C
5. Warm and dry ↔ E
Where;
A Represents continental polar
B Represents Artic
C Represents Maritime Polar
D Represents Maritime Tropical
E Represents Continental Tropical
Explanation:
A. A continental polar is one that can be described as a cold and dry climate as the region is located at a further away from the oceanic water bodies that add humidity to the climate
B. The regions of the Artic and the Antarctic have very limited amount of precipitation every year because the air is very cold as well as dry
C. A polar climate is a cold climate region, while a maritime climate is humid.
Therefore, the maritime polar climate combines both cold and humid conditions
D. A warm and humid region has high rainfall and humidity, as such the maritime climate which are humid and the tropical climate, which are warm, combine to give a warm and humid climate
E. The continental tropical climate can be described as warm and dry, compared to the continental water bodies, due to the location being distant from and therefore, the absence of high moisture containing wind that comes from the oceans.
