Electronic transition moments are defined as the probability for a given excitation energy transition to take place. It should be evident that the transition moment depends upon the spin-orbit coupling of the electrons in both the ground and excited states.
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Answer:
Physical change
Explanation:
Chemical change is defined as the process in which new substance with different properties is formed from old substance and the process is irreversible while physical change is a reversible process and changes only physical properties of a substance.
<em>The given experiment is an example of physical change because it is just the physical act of dissolving. The metal disk is dissolving in sodium acetate and the process is exothermic and the process is reversible as well.</em>
Hence, the correct answer is "physical change".
1. The subscript when writing the notation is always dedicated to the atomic number of the element. Since the atomic number for Mercury, Hg, is 80, then the subscript is <em>80</em>.
2. For the second problem, you just have to balance out the subscripts and superscripts of the reactions.
Superscripts: 203 = 203 + ?; To balance, the missing number would be 0.
Subscripts: 80 = 81 + ?; To balance, the missing number would be -1.
<em>Hence the particle produced is actually an <u>electron</u>, or a <u>beta particle</u> (not an element). The <u>mass number is 0</u>, and the <u>atomic number is 0 </u>(since it does not contain any proton).</em>
