Why is Lenz's law?

Q: Does the correspondence principle have application to macroscopic events in the everyday macroworld?

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Q: If the electrons in a beam of particles fired at a two-slit arrangement were to behave only as…

A: Its a concept of electron beam experiment

Q: Explain blackbody readition

A: To understand black body radiation, you need to first understand a black body. It is a kind of body…

Q: Define planar-density and wave-particle duality

A: planar density :- it is defined as the Crystallographic planes that are equivalent have the same…

Q: Consider one of the many electrons on the tip of your nose. If somebody looks at it, will its motion…

A: Given: Consider one of the many electrons on the tip of your nose. If somebody looks at it, will its…

Q: Explain what is the van der Waals equation of state?

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Q: Where is the 1/2 coming from?

A: Write the expression for the distance. Here, v is the distance and Δt is the time difference. In…

Q: Im unable to understand where the 9R^2-4R^2 came from on the 3rd line on writing.

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Q: SimpleMax springsystemhas Onedegreeoffreedom twodegree offreedom threedegreeoffreedom

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Q: Does the Hamilton rule predicts what’s going on?

A: Harmilton rules states that the change in average trait value in a population is proportional to…

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Q: Why do you think that the energy level in the n- region is lower than the p-region?

A: The n-type region has trivalent impurity while a p-type region has pentavalent impurity.

Q: What is the Rmin from the plot (i.e., at the bottom of the 'drop-shaped' curve!)? 3.0 3.8 1.2 4.4 O…

A: Given  Plot between the Rf  and θWe are suppose to find the Rmin from the plot

Q: Briefly explain why the intensities of rotational spectral lines increase with increasing J and pass…

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Q: What were Leibnitz's intentions with his calculator all along?

A: In 1671 the German mathematician-philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz designed a calculating…

Q: What Is The Schwinger Effect?

A: In a constant electric field of sufficiently high magnitude, electron pairs are created out of a…

Q: What does the wave function Ψ represent?

A: A wave function simply represents the mathematical expression which tells about the position of a…

Q: Plase provide detailed explanation of the Uncertainty Principal and provide examples

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Q: What is Poisson ratio value for different materials?

A: Poisson ratio can be defined as the ratio of a material's transverse contraction strain to…

Q: What is a quantum-mechanical orbital?

A: Quantum-mechanical orbital: Region of an atom where probability of finding electron is maximum is…

Q: What are Fraunhofer lines?

A: Fraunhofer lines are the absorption spectral lines in the optical spectrum of the sun light.

Q: Does the de Broglie model assert that an electron must be moving in order to have wave properties?…

A: The de Broglie wavelength is given by

Q: Explain spin in detail, relating to quantum entanglement.

A: Entanglement is a quantum phenomenon which occurs only when a pair of particles, say photons…

Q: Define Poisson's ratio?

A: Poisson ratio is,

Q: Eind lagranges equation.

A: Please see the solution below.

Q: what is the temperature at state D, in Kevin?

A: As per instruction answer is      73.25   (though it have four significant digits)   Explanation and…

Q: What is Dalton’s law?

A: Dalton's law is only for the partial pressure, this law states that the amount of pressure generated…

Q: vo = /2gH

A: Introduction: Basic kinematic equation gives the better explanation of Newton’s laws of motion. In…

Q: What is metastable state?

A: A metastate can be considered a kind of temporary energy trap or an intermediate stable stage of…

Q: Why would you be concerned about observing a cluster of several balls in the Millikan electron…

A: Introduction: Millikan's oil drop experiment basically measured the charge of an electron. His…

Q: Which of the following is true regarding the Rayleigh Jeans law? (select all that apply) O It is…

A: The rayleigh jeans law is based on quantum physics.

Q: How do you know if a certain distribution falls under Poisson?

A: Our question is how we know if a certain distribution falls under Poisson distribution.

Q: True or False: To move an electron from one energylevel to the next requires a definite amount of…

A: to choose between true or false for the statement : "To move an electron from one energy level to…

Q: Differentiate between continuous spectra and line spectra, and explain their causes.

A: The main difference between continuous spectrum and line spectrum is that line spectra can be seen…

Q: 192 H7/k6 No Fit O Clearance Fit O Transition fit O Interference Fit

A: 192 H7/k6 is an example of transition fit. It is used in gear, wheels, clutches and brakes.

Q: Explain the Boltzmann Factor ?

A: It is also known as Boltzmann Distribution. It is a probability measure that gives the probability…

Q: What is known as Boltzmann distribution ?

A: Boltzmann distribution is a distribution that represents the probability of a system to remain in a…