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

Q: atoms ever in contact

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Q: Atomic packing factor is a. none all the above o b. volume fraction of atoms in cell c. projected…

A: To define atomic packing factor.

Q: An oil tanker traveled from a location A (temperature 100.13°F) to location B (temperature 300 K).…

A: Initial temperature of location tanker, Ti = 100.13 o Fahrenheit  Final temperature of location of…

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A: Aluminium has higher specific heat capacity which means you require more heat energy to heat up a…

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 is the physical law for obtaining the law of exchange by addition?

A: Associative law of addition a + (b+ c) = (a + b) + c

Q: two blocks of ice when placed together, combine to form a single piece. explain how this happens?

A: The melting point of ice:

Q: Describe the three stage of matter that are typically encountered on a daily basis. How are they…

A: The three stages of matter that are typically encountered on daily basis are solid, liquid and gas.…

Q: Would regelation occur if ice crystals did not have an open structure? Explain.

A: The structure of ice is similar to that of water molecules. There exist hydrogen bonds in ice…

Q: Anisotropy in a metal, causes a defect in which manufacturing Fluid applies force in which process…

A: Anisotropy: Anisotropy is a phenomenon due to which the properties of material changes based on the…

Q: A set of interacting parts forming a complex whole

A: group of interacting, interrelated, or interdependent elements forming a complex whole or unity  An…

Q: Do you find the idea that you are made of recycled atoms disturbing? Why or why not?

A: We are made of atoms that were formed on other starts and distributed across the universe.

Q: Does a liquid release energy or absorb energy when it changes into a solid?

A: A process by which a liquid changes to solid is called freezing or solidification.

Q: Do 10 grams of oxygen atoms and 10 grams of iron atoms contain the same number of particles?

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Q: Hydrogen escapes from the earth's atmosphere more readily than oxygen, Why?

A: As hydrogen has the least mass among all the elements, its mass is less than that of oxygen as…

Q: A pure substance made up of the same kind of atoms is called

A: A pure substance made up of the same kind of atoms is called ? we have to answer the above statement

Q: Blank is a packet of air which it warmer than the surrounding air which are localized heating causes…

A: Given : Blank is a packet of air which is warmer than the surrounding air which are localized…

Q: Why are most of the solids crystalline in nature?

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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: Wet air is less dense than dry air, but wet hydrogen is more dense than dry hydrogen. explain why…

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Q: At what air temperature will exhaled breath condense by self-nucleation? Assume that a saturation…

A: Write the expression of saturation ratio. w=0.622pvpt-pv0.2326=0.622pv1 atm-pvpv=0.272 atm

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: A technique that uses a moving liquid phase and a stationary solid phase to separate mixtures is…

A: The technique used to separate on the basis of polarity difference is known as chromatography.

Q: Discuss which contains more atoms: 1kg of lead or 1kg of aluminium?

A: A mass of 1 atomic mass unit is expressed in units of kilograms as,The mass of one atom of lead is…

Q: Why does ball pen ink written on paper does not spread when water is spilled on it?

A: Ink and water are immiscible liquids so they don't mix

Q: Rank the states of matter from the lest amount of energy to most amount of energy

A: In the given question, We have to discuss about the energy of states of matter.

Q: Why does increasing the temperature of a solid make it melt?

A: The process by which solid become liquid is known as melting. Phase changes occur when matter…

Q: What are physical changes of matter

A: To define: Physical changes of matter

Q: Substances that don’t conduct heat are known as what?

A: The value of coefficient of thermal conductivity (K) of a material is equal to the rate of flow of…

Q: Discuss the forms of the matter and arrangement of the atoms and molecules in each form.

A: SOlution: To Discuss the forms of the matter and arrangement of the atoms and molecules in each…

Q: What substances trap heat from the Earth in the atmosphere?

A: The substances which trap heat emitted by Earth to atmosphere are called green house gases. It works…

Q: What is first law of thermo dynamics?

A: First law of thermodynamics is based on principle of energy conservation. i.e. whenever you add some…

Q: Choose the BEST answer to the following. When a proton is plucked from an atomic nucleus, there is a…

A: The protons and neutrons that make up the nucleus of an atom are held together by a force. The mass…

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: Most car oil is 5 W – 30. What does that mean?

A: Numbers preceding W describe the viscosity of the oil at low temperatures. The lower this number,…

Q: Name the metal which is liquid at room temperature?

A: In general, all the metals are in solid state at room temperature except mercury.

Q: Who advanced the idea of atoms in the early 1800s?

A: In the early 19th century, a chemist named John Dalton first formulated the first atomic theory.

Q: Discuss what the predominant gas is in a bubble of boiling water.

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Q: What is matter and how is it broken down/organized

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Q: What is a mixture? Give three examples?

A: The mixtures are formed by mixing the two or more substances with each other without combining…

Q: Timber is an anisotropic material as it?

A: solution as

Q: Discuss why equal masses of golf balls and Ping-Pong balls don’t contain the same number of balls.

A: Ping-Pong balls have a lower mass when compared to the golf ball. The mass of the atoms and…

Q: Is iced water a pure substance? Why?

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Q: Who advanced the idea of atoms in the early 1880s?

A: John Dalton is the person behind the advancement of the idea of atoms in the early 1800’s.

Q: how many joules would be absorbed for the water?

A: Onc Calorie is equal to 4.2 Joules Here water needs 5000 Calories to get heated from 20 degrees…

Newton's First Law of Motion

If a very smooth ball is rolled down an inclined surface with zero friction, the ball will continue to roll indefinitely for an infinite time, in an attempt to reach to the same height on the opposite hill!