A. When energy is supplied to an element, it's eelectrons will get excited from lower energy state to higher energy state and while coming back to its original state it emits light and this produces line spectra. The peaks in emission spectra are very sharp so they are called as line spectra.
B. Helium atom consists of 2 electrons and Hydrogen atom consits of only one electron. So since more number of electrons are getting excited to higher levels in case of helium, it will have maximum lines in emission spectra than in hydrogen.
Answer the following Questions: A. Why do clemintemission spcctra have lincs. B. Whatis the simplust rason...
11. Use a one dimensional particle in a box model for the nucleus to answer the following questions. a. Explain why a nucleus with two neutrons and two protons has less kinetic energy than a nucleus with 3 neutrons and one proton. b. Why do nuclei with large numbers of nucleons have an excess of neutrons over protons?
11. Use a one dimensional particle in a box model for the nucleus to answer the following questions. a. Explain why a...
You do NOT have to answer all the questions contained in this week's discussion topic. Choose a few that are of interest to you. You are also encouraged to add a few questions of your own to get feedback from your fellow students! Why do we take inventory? What are some of the challenges we face preparing for and conducting a full inventory? Does technology make taking inventory obsolete (bar codes, point-of-sale tracking, etc.) if not, why not? What does...
Answer the following questions that do not have an answer.
Creating a graph is not necessary. Thanks!!!
You introduced the pGlo vector into E. coli which carried the
GFP gene under the control of the arabinose
promoter. Based on what you know about the arabinose
promoter, when did you expect GFP to be expressed?
I expected the green fluorescence
protein to be expressed when arabinose was present.
What hypothesis was tested by the experiments you performed
after the pGlo vector was...
need help with this. thanks
Please answer the following questions by replying: 1. Why is it that during alpha emission, the atomic number decreases by two, and the mass number decreases by four? In your answer you should consider what an alpha particle is. 2. In beta emission, the atom loses an electron, yet the atomic number increase by one and the mass number stays the same. How is this possible? It may help if you consider what happens to...
Why do chlorophyll a and chlorophyll b have different Rf values? (Why is chlorophyll a slightly more soluble in solvent than chlorophyll b?)
Answer the following questions about COVID. Why do individuals may need to be on ventilators? How can this exacerbate to affect the whole body? This is the cytokine storm!) What is pus and what produces it? Describe the process of phagocytosis. List all of the reasons why Covid-19 will cause the lungs to not function as efficiently.
Answer the following questions: Why is L-B acid catalysis required to convert a carboxylic acid and an alcohol to an ester? Why is acyl bromide less reactive than acyl chloride? What reagent will you use to convert benzoic acid to benzoyl chloride: SOCl_2; PCl_3; or PCl_5 or any one of them? Why is Fischer Esterification reaction is not universal (i.e. not applicable to many acids and or alcohols)? Please draw the FIRST mechanistic step in ALL L-B acid catalyzed acyl...
Utilizing Apple Inc answer the following questions 1. Why do you think the corp needs to expand its product line. 2. Where do you think the product line should be expanded - international or domestic. 3. Resources required for the expansion.
Answers the following questions. Will a drone circling at a constant speed have a acceleration? Why or why not? Two cracker crumbs fell on a record player. Crumb A is closer to the middle of the record and crumb B is closer to the outside of the record. Which one will have the greater angular speed and why? What do scales measure? How many radians are in 1 revolution? What does centripetal motion create?
Q3. Answer the following questions: a) Explain why Merge sort is the most suited for very large inputs (that do not fit inside memory) while quick sort and heap sort are not as suited. Note that these three sorting techniques have comparable time complexities. b) Can Merge sort be performed in place? Explain your understanding. no handwriting please