QUESTION 13 "acking Density of a PV module is defined as O The percentage of the total area of the solar panel in the actual area occupied by the solar cells The percentage of actual area occupied by thesolar cells in the total area of the solar panel The percentage of the area covered by the solar radiation in the total area of the solar panel O The percentage of the total area of the solar panel in the area covered by the solar radiation QUESTION 14 into The function of a solar collector is converting solar energy O thermal energy O light energy electrical energy chemical Energy

QUESTION 13 "acking Density of a PV module is defined as O The percentage of the total area of the solar panel in the actual area occupied by the solar cells The percentage of actual area occupied by thesolar cells in the total area of the solar panel The percentage of the area covered by the solar radiation in the total area of the solar panel O The percentage of the total area of the solar panel in the area covered by the solar radiation QUESTION 14 into The function of a solar collector is converting solar energy O thermal energy O light energy electrical energy chemical Energy

Chemistry for Engineering Students

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Author:Lawrence S. Brown, Tom Holme

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Chapter3: Molecules, Moles, And Chemical Equations

Section: Chapter Questions

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