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Q: Provide an example of a conversion from potential tokinetic energy.

A: The example for converting from potential energy to kinetic energy is, When the objects falls from…

Q: what theory and principles are behind the experiment of egg drop exeriment? show the equations and…

A: In the above experiment there is transfer of momentum when the egg collide with the surface. This is…

Q: what is the healthiest thing to drink

A: It has been known recently that one of the healthiest thing to drink is green tea.

Q: What is the difference between intensive and extensive properties?

A: There are many differences between intensive and extensive properties of matter which are discussed…

Q: What was the result after Chernobyl?

A: Chornobyl is a disaster caused by accidents with reactors/nuclear reactors. it causes serious…

Q: Define: Donors & Acceptors?

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Q: How does regeneration affect the efficiency of a Brayton cycle, and how does it accomplish it?

A: By adding heat to the system, the regeneration increases the cycle efficiency of a Brayton cycle.

Q: Given a single 6-sided die, how many ways (microstates) are there to roll the a five (macrostate)?

A: Given : A 6 sided die No.of ways to get a five.

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Q: What is the difference between an intensive and an extensive state of matter?

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Q: bläi 5 There are two processes -1 involved 02 and CO2 exchange in the lung. . and ......

A: Answer There are two processes involved O2 and CO2 exchange  Respiration is the transport of oxygen…

Q: Did you ever seen a nanomaterial? What is it and what material did you used?

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Q: Which accurately represents these building blocks of matter from the smallest to largest

A: Atoms can be described as particles that are composed of nucleus and electrons. The combination of…

Q: Describe all the atomic sub structures of matter and their role?

A: The atomic sub structures of matter are electrons, neutrons, protons, neutrino, positron, muon,…

Q: What is a mole? What is energy?

A: We have to define the following. -What is a mole? -What is energy?

Q: what is the physical significance of half adder?

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Q: 57 Petermina the vol tage drop acvoss 4-dhm vesistor in the figure belaw. 4 r 10 . 心 20V =

A: Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

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Q: What is wrong with this refrigerator whose diagram is shown below?

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Q: what is the physical significance of full adder

A: Question ? what is the physical significance of full adder ?

Q: Write a short note on elastomers.

A: Materials which produce large strain on applying small stress are called the elastomers. They do not…

Q: After performing this activity. you should be able to explain if work is done in ituations…

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Q: What is Insulation ?

A: Insulation is used to fill the spaces such as little gaps behind walls and above ceiling of the home…

Q: In five or more sentences, what are the disadvantages of using plastic?

A: Disadvantages of plastic are given as under,

Q: Write short note about molecular epitaxy?

A: Given:Write short note about molecular epitaxy.now,The term epitaxy comes from the Greek roots epi,…

Q: Describe and explain the risks of nanotechnology

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Q: What is Kirchoffs law?

A: Kirchhoff formulated two Laws for solving intricate electrical circuits. These are basically two…

Q: What are the different types of susceptibility and how are these related?

A: In this question we have to answer what are the different types of susceptibility and how all these…

Q: What are the physical significance and applications of full adder?

A: FULL ADDER:  A full adder is a logical circuit that performs an addition operation on three one-bit…

Q: What are the limitations of first law of thermodyamics?

A: Limitations of the first law of thermodynamics:

Q: true or false ? is Oxygen is an example of matter .

A: Matter is made from atoms. Every substance has a unique number of protons, neutrons, and electrons.…

Q: Compare to air sound heard is more in carbon dioxide , Why?

A: The intensity of the sound wave produced in a medium is directly proportional to the density of the…

Q: Why we use a number of antimony-bismuth couple in a thermopile?

A: A thermopile is basically made with an antimony-bismuth couple.When a temperature difference is…

Q: ow that the elasticity of substitution for any homothetic production function is equal to the…

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Q: What is Avogadro's Number? Write its significance.

A: Avogadro number is defined as the number of elementary entities such as atoms or molecules that are…

Q: What is mole?

A: Mole is the unit of amount of substance. It consists of Avogadro number of particles. Avogadro…

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

A: By using nanotechnology, scientists prevent illness, more quick diagnose processes , control disease…

Q: What exactly do you mean when you talk about internal sorts?

A: An internal sort is any data sorting process that takes place entirely within the main memory of a…

Q: In co-generation which products in a combustion reaction do we use as input energy for another…

A: Co-generation is the process of combined source of heat and power, it is the process of production…

Q: Explain the term degeneracy?

A: Degeneracy: Definition: The term degeneracy means that, for two or more states of a quantum…