Entries by Hannah Wangui

An electron

An electron is launched from a plate of metal with a work function of 4*10^-19 J using light at a frequency of 5*10^15 Hz. Suppose that an ejected electron comes into contact with an H+ nucleus. Would the electron be bound or unbound? Sketch a plot of effective potential for hte orbit and mark on […]

 

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What is the percent by mass of nitrogen in Mg(NO3I have 115.8 g of calcium nitrate, Ca(NO3)2.molesI have 2.0 moles )2? How many moles of calcium nitrate do I have? I have 3.5  of aluminum nitrate, Al(NO3)3. How many moles of oxygen do I have?  of aluminum nitrate, Al(NO3)3. How many moles of nitrogen do I have? […]

 

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How many molecules do I have? Note: The answer is assumed to be reduced to the highest power possible.

<br/> -I have (5.0×10^1) g of aluminum nitrate, Al(NO3)3. which has a molar mass of 213.01 g/mol. How many molecules do I have? Note: The answer is assumed to be reduced to the highest power possible. -I have (3.7×10^1) g of aluminum nitrate, Al(NO3)3. which has a molar mass of 213.01 g/mol. How many atoms of nitrogen do […]

 

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Recall that microwave ovens heat your food by bombarding it with radiation at frequencies between .1 to 10 cm-1. What type of molecular transitions are excited in water to heat your food?

My professor asked these questions in class yesterday and didn’t explain them well. Can you explain them to me? (a) Recall that microwave ovens heat your food by bombarding it with radiation at frequencies between .1 to 10 cm-1. What type of molecular transitions are excited in water to heat your food? (b) What is the […]

 

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