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A: The composition of one or more rigid motions and dilation is called similarity transformation.

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A: Answer : true . Viscosity is the property of liquid to resist the flow of liquid.

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A: This is the concept of general chemistry

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Q: What is a suspension, and how does it differ from acolloid?

A: A heterogeneous mixture of a finely distributed solid in a liquid is known as a suspension. In a…

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A: Interpretation -  If you increase the temperature during a tensile testing of a thermoplastic…

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A: Interpretation -  What is importance of collecting more than one drop of the liquid sample from the…

Q: What is the force of attraction between liquid molecules?    a) Viscosity  B) adhesion  NS)…

A: What is the force of attraction between liquid molecules?

Q: Define cohesion

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Q: Differences between boiling tube,test tube and nessler glass

A: Test tube: A test tube is commonly used in all type of laboratories, also called sample tube or…

Q: Select all options that will increase the SPEED of dissolving of solids in a liquid. Increasing the…

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Q: "hich characteristic of water O a O b adhesion surface tension

A: B answer is correct. Surface Tension The high surface tension helps the paper clip - with much…

Q: Define oil viscosity.

A: Viscosity is a physical property of liquid that depends on various factors like intermolecular force…

Q: Which of these graphs allows you to determine your CMC? CMC CMC In(concentration) Concentration…

A: The CMC is an important characteristics of surface tension. The surface tension changes strongly…

Q: What is the best way to differentiate between Cohesion and Adhesion?

A: When to different type of molecules attract each other then it is known as adhesion. Whereas the…

Q: Question 4 Describe the following: i) grain boundaries ii) twin boundaries iii) screw dislocation

A: The ordered arrangement of constituent atoms or ions with proper bond angle and length and extending…

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Q: Adhesive forces occur between different molecules.

A: Adhesive forces is defined as the attraction between the two different substances like glass and…

Q: Compare fracture mechanisms between ductile metals and polymers

A: Ductile fracture is the most common room-temperature mechanism of failure in metals. We will reserve…

Q: Give three (3) applications of surface tension in food and packaging industry.

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Q: what type of environment will an N atom reside in a natural diamond

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Q: Rubbers, or elastomers, stretch readily to elongate by a factor of before breaking. 50 20 D 100 10

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Q: How does PEG / PPG Dimethicone (below) differ from a regular linear Dimethicone. What…

A: PEG/PPG dimethicone differ from a regular linear Dimethicone in the sense that these polymers have a…

Q: Surfactants and Wettability of Leaves How does the removal of the wax affect the contact angle…

A: The surfactant additives reduce the surface tension to improves wetting and produce a stable, finely…

Q: What plastic is present in acrylic paints? Show structure.

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Q: What is the formability?

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Q: Calculate the approximate length of a PVA strand in centimeters, assuming that each monomer unit…

A: The O-C-C bond point in PVA chain is three-sided plannar, bringing about a bond point of 120°.…

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Q: Draw the surface appearance of a mercury.

A: The detailed solution of your question given below-- The mercury surface heavily cratered and…

Q: Identify glass types and plastic in construction

A: There are different kinds of glasses which are important for the construction purposes. Glass is a…

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Q: Glue used to attach labels to bottles are classified as

A: Glue used to attach labels to bottles are classified are shown in image format.

Q: Distinguish grains from grain boundaries using the following criteria: a. Energy level b. Second…

A: a). In terms of energy level the grain boundaries are the sites of high energy. The energy of grain…

Q: When the material enters the region of the stress-strain curve, the material is no longer able to go…

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Q: why is it that glass fibers of different lengths have different strengths

A: Glass fibre is material  consisting of number of fibres  of glass

Q: Based on the knowledge that cleavage is characteristic of crystals, which of the following gems…

A: Cleavage : It is the property of the crystal according to which it splits along a crystallographic…