The forces that are bond between atoms in the molecular solid are described as a) Electrostatic forces b) Covalent forces c) Dipole Dipole forces d) Metallic forces

Q: A charge of 2 C (Coulomb) is placed 1000 meters from a charge of 1 C. Use F = k q 1 q 2 r 2 and  k…

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Q: in the figure below. What is the direction of the electrostatic (Coulomb) force acting on the…

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Q: Calculate the electric force between these two protons. The value of the Coulomb constant is 9 x 10°…

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Q: What is the so called "fly away hair effect" of electrostatic?

A: 1)The plastic comb collects negative charges from the hair ,causing the hair to  have an excess of…

Q: Electrostatic force between a proton of charge +1.6X10^-19 coulomb charge and a neutron is measured…

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Q: PROBLEM: Which electrostatic forces hold atoms together in a molecule? A

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Q: How does the force between Al3+ and N3- compare to the force between K+ and Cl-, assuming the ions…

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Q: Draw the diagram of each type of dipole. 1. Electric dipole 2. Molecular Dipole 3. Instantaneous…

A: 1. Electric dipole:  two charges on equal magnitude and opposite charge separated by small distance

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A: An electrostatic precipitator is used to control:  A) Water pollution B) Noise pollution C) Air…

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Q: What is the difference between the -17C charge and the -5C charge? The picture is not drawn to scale

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Q: For the following charges configuration: The magnitude of the force on the positive central charge Q…

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Q: The Coulomb's Law is important in the universe. Without it, hydrogen atom, as well as other atoms…

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Q: Two charges are separated by a distance d and exert mutual attractive forces of F=14.2N on each…

A: The force between the two charges is given by  where, q and q' is the charge and r is the distance.…

Q: As shown in figure below, three charged particles are arranged in a line. Charge A = -5 µC, charge…

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Q: Estimate how many electrons there are in your body. Make any assumptions you feel are necessary, but…

A: Let us assume that the mass of a human body is 70 kg and most of the atoms in his body have equal…

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Q: Two positive charges, each 4.184.18 μμC, and a negative charge, −6.36−6.36 μμC, are fixed at the…

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Q: Calculate the magnitude and direction of coulomb force on the last charge. 91 = 6µC 92 = 1.5µC 93 =…

A: Solution: Given that q1 = 6 micro C q2 = 1.5micro C q3 = -2 micro C

Q: List these intermolecular forces in order from the strongest to the weakest: ion-induced-dipole…

A: Ion-induced-dipole force generates due to the ion inducing dipole in an atom or a molecule which is…

Q: The distance, r, between the proton and electron in the hydrogen atom is about 10-10 m.  Calculate…

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Q: Determine the charges in coulombs of an ion of aluminum, AL*. The charge on 1 electron = -1.6 x 10…

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Q: In what ways are the gravitational and electrostatic forces similar? Select all correct answers.…

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Q: Define the electrostatic repulsion:

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Q: a molecules of oxygen passess a charges of -2C and 2C separated from a distance of 0.2m. Calculate…

A: Given: Magnitude of charge: Distance of separation: A dipole is an arrangement which contains two…

Q: QI: CHOOSE CORRECT ANSWER; 1. Coulomb is the unit of which quantity? (A) Field strength (B) Charge…

A: Q.1  1. Coulomb is the quantity, that denotes the charge, or the magnitude of charge on any object.…

Q: The figure below shows tracks of three charged particles in a uniform electrostatic field. Give the…

A: We can see here that the particles 1 and 2 are moving in the direction of the positive charge and we…

Q: Explain the difference between attractive and repulsive forces with regards to electrostatic forces

A: Explain the difference between attractive and repulsive forces with regards to electrostatic forces…

Q: Describe the following in your own words. a. van der Waals forces a.1 dipole-dipole interaction a.2…

A: Intermolecular forces: 1) Ionic forces 2) Van der Waal dipole interaction 3) Vander Waal dispersion…

Q: How many electrons are needed to form a charge of 4.00 nano-Coulomb? Write your answer in whole…

A: Given value--- charge = 4 nC. We have to find--- number of electron?

Q: Two nearly identical ions each has a mass of 41.5x10-27 kg and a charge of 4e. The ratio of the…

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Q: Two electrons in an atom are separated by 1.6 × 10^−10 m, the typical size of an atom. What is the…

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Q: Consider the CO group and HN group as shown in the figure below. The charges on C and N are +0.4e…

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Q: Calculate the magnitude of the Coulomb force between 2 hydrogen ions, H each with a charge of +e on…

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Q: Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding electric charges? a. A neutral atom contains…

A: Answer a A neutral atom contains equal amount of positive and negative charges  The above statement…

Q: A positive charge is brought near to a dipole, as shown in (Figure 1). Figure 1 of 1 + Part A If the…

A: We know in electrodynamics,  Like charges (charges with same polarity) repell each other. It means…

Q: Distance between Particle 1 Charge Particle 2 Charge Particles (Picometers) Pair 1 +1 -1 0.5 Pair 2…

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Q: A charge of 4.5 nC is located 3.2 mm from a charge of 2.8 nC. Find the electrostatic force exerted…

A: Given data:  Two charges Q1  = 4.5 nC = 4.5×10-9 C Q2 = 2.8 nC = 2.8×10-9 C Distance (r) = 3.2 mm =…

Q: Compute the charge of the following ions The first one has been done for you. á lon with a charge of…

A: Given To compute the charge of the given ions

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Q: Explain the electrostatic force.

A: Electrostatic Forces Definition Electrostatic forces are attractive or repulsive forces between…

Q: A molecules of oxygen possess a charges of -2C and 2C separated from a distance of 0.2m. Calculate…

A: Given: The given charges are -2 C and +2 C. The distance (d) between the charges is 0.2 m.…

Q: What relationship you can derive from based on Coulomb's law? * Electrostatic force is inversely O…

A: Step1 - Understanding Coulomb's Law.              If there and two-point charges (Q1) and (Q2) which…

Q: A sphere of radius 1cm contains a volume charge density -1 (C/m^3), the total charge contained in…

A: The relation of the volume charge density is ρ=Q43πr3

Q: Which material highly attracts electrons? A. Ebonite B. Wool C. Rubber D. Clot

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Q: Explain the terms broad on and end on in dipole moment

A: The electric dipole moment is defined as the measure of the polarity of the system. The end on the…

Q: Coulomb’s law is used to calculate the forces between ________? 1) Two uniformly charged spheres…

A: Introduction: The Coulomb's force is defined as the force between two informally charged sphere, the…

Q: Using the above pictures, specify the direction of the total force on the +?+Q charge. Group of…

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Q: Teld at point A. The two particles in the diagram each have a charge of +4.1 pC. The distance…

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