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Q: How do you illustrate an electron transfer?

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Q: List 13 different metals that are the best conductor of electricity from best to worst. Give…

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Q: Complete this sentence. The electrical conductivity of a sample will ____________ when the size of…

A: The electrical conductivity of a sample will stay the samewhen the size of the sample increases.

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Q: Kevin wants to use less fossil fuel by purchasing an electric vehicle. EV's are currently about 50%…

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Q: What do you mean by Ignition?

A: Ignition is a way or an act of getting fire due to combustion.

Q: What is the difference between a fuel cell and a battery? State real-life scenario.

A: We need to tell the difference between fuel cell and battery.

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Q: Your body contains roughly 10^28 electrons. However, your body can be considered electrically…

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Q: How does the electrode potential differ with respect to the change in ligand?

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Q: What is electric cell?

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Q: List all the types of batteries that you use at home(minimum of two). Find out the voltage supplied…

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Q: What Is Activation Energy? How Is It Calculated?

A: Activation energy, in chemistry, the minimum amount of energy that is required to activate atoms or…

Q: Summarize the characteristics of various types of Electrochemical cells?

A: Electrochemical cells convert chemical energy into electrical energy. Electrochemical cells have…

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Q: Explain about Solar cell.

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Q: How do charged bodies interact with other charged bodies?

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Q: Describe the principles of Electro-osmosis.

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Q: Explain and compare ohmic and non-ohmic circuit elements

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Q: How can nanotechnology be used in the prevention and treatment of illnesses?

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Q: Which atoms become positively charged?

A: Positively charged atom

Q: Explain what carrier mobility is and elaborate of the factors that influence carrier mobility.

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