The subscripts tell the ratio of one element to another in a
compound. In this case, there are 4 P atoms per 10 O atoms. This could also be
interpreted as 4 mol P per 10 mol O. Therefore:
Mol P = (38.5 mol P4O10)/(4 mol P/ 1 mol P4O10) = 154 mol P
Answer:
When our bodies are dry and wind blows by, we lose some energy to the air molecules. When are bodies are wet, we have a substance on our skin that likes to absorb heat. So when wind blows by, we lose a LOT of energy to the air molecules. When the body loses heat energy, our body temperature drops.
Explanation:
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Answer:
Explanation:
Firstly of all we have to construct the min-heap of the k-sub list and each sub list which is a node in the constructed min-heap.
We have several steps to follows:
Step-1. When we compare the two sub lists, at the starting we can compare their first elements which is actually their minimum elements.
Step-2. The min-heap formation will cost be O(k) time.
Step-3. After the step 1 & step 2 we can run the minimum algorithm which can be extracted from the minimum element in the root list.
Step-4. Then Update the root list in the heap and after that simplify the min-heap as maintained by the new minimum element in the root list.
Step-5. If any root sub-list becomes empty in the step 4 then we can take any leaf sub-list from the root and simplify it.
Step-6. At every Extraction of the element it can take up to O(log k) time.
Hence, We can say that the extract of n element in the total whose
Running time will be O(n log k + k) which can be equal to the O(n log k+ k) (since k < n).
Answer:
(Highest kinetic energy)
3. Neon at 65 K and 15 atm
2. Neon at 55 K and 10 atm
4. Neon at 25 K and 5 atm
1. Neon at 5 K and 0 atm
(Lowest kinetic energy)
Explanation:
In gases, <em>kinetic energy is higher the higher the temperature is</em>. This is because the molecules have more available energy under those conditions. <u>Generally there's also an increase in kinetic energy if there's an increase in pressure</u> -assuming there's no phase changes ie. the gas condenses into a liquid-.
This is funny, because last year I did a project on wave lengths, but despite that; Violet light has more energy than yellow light because on the light spectrum, violet has the least wavelengths. This means they carry the most energy.