Answer b 10U/ev42-2-4-8-1015 67 82Figure 4(i) What is the minimum potential energy in joules?(ii) With reference to the graph, explain the expansion of solids(iii) Determine slopes at the points where the r values are 11 nm, 38 nm and 67 nm.(iv) Plot a graph of slopes above against r, estimate the energy needed to separate the atomscompletely.(b) Explain how electromotive force is different from potential difference.006)

Electromotive force: It is commonly known as EMF. These electromotive force is generated by two…

10 U/ev 2 -2 -4 -8 -10 1 2 5 6 7 8 Figure 4 (i) What is the minimum potential energy in joules? (ii) With reference to the graph, explain the expansion of solids (iii) Determine slopes at the points where the r values are 1l nm, 38 nm and 67 nm. (iv) Plot a graph of slopes above against r, estimate the energy needed to separate the atoms completely. (b) Explain how electromotive force is different from potential difference. 00 6)

10 U/ev 2 -2 -4 -8 -10 1 2 5 6 7 8 Figure 4 (i) What is the minimum potential energy in joules? (ii) With reference to the graph, explain the expansion of solids (iii) Determine slopes at the points where the r values are 1l nm, 38 nm and 67 nm. (iv) Plot a graph of slopes above against r, estimate the energy needed to separate the atoms completely. (b) Explain how electromotive force is different from potential difference. 00 6)

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