How will you describe the particles in solid? The particles in solid are A Figure 1. Particles of Solids How will you describe the particles in liquid? The particles in liquid are B Figure 2. Particles of Liquids How will you describe the particles in gas? The particles in gas are Figure 3. Particles of Gases Phote Source: Grade . earnerd Material ngges 1P .182

Q: Start from the Boltzmann equation as given in picture a) Derive an equation to prove that the molar…

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Q: Define the term velocity ratio. State and define its units.

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Q: What is the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution?

A: Maxwell Boltzmann Distribution is a probability distribution which forms the foundation of the…

Q: Explain weber model law.

A: Definition of Weber Model Law :   The square root of the ratio of the inertia force to the surface…

Q: Define simple, isotropic and homogenous media, express each parameter individually

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Q: Based on your understanding on the anomalous expansion of water. What for you is the best…

A: The anomalous expansion of water is the property of water where it expands instead of contracting…

Q: Experiment Data Take the following data for the syringe injection pump Q Inner diameter of syringe…

A: Rotational velocity is the velocity of the object which is rotating about the axis divided by time.…

Q: 1. Direction: Solve and analyze the following problems: 1. How much energy is lost by 20 kg copper…

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Q: Define the term distributed loadings?

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Q: Define the composition of an atom along with its electrons, neutrons, and protons.

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Q: Do we expect to be able to use Maxwell–Boltzmann statistics to analyze: nitrogen gas at standard…

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Q: Define space lattice.

A: The atoms and molecules in a solid crystalline material are regularly or periodically arranged in…

Q: GIVE ONE EXAMPLE WHERE WE CAN FIND AND SEE THE PRINCIPLE OF THE GOLDILOCKS CONDITION. Example: OUR…

A: As we know, the Goldilocks region is an area of space in which a planet is just the right distance…

Q: 2. A 20 kg metal rod is heated 1000C with 2000 J of energy. What is the specific heat of the metal?

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Q: Describe the Archimedes’ principle?

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Q: Briefly describe three states of matter?

A: The three states of matter are:SolidLiquidGasIn solid, the particles are strongly bounded such that…

Q: dimension of volume

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Q: Quiz 5 Glculate the plane density of (l10) plane at BCC Gystal structure

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Q: https://www.compadre.org/PQP/quantum-need/section5_9.cfm

A: Step 1:But what happens when we want to add several traveling waves together?   In this animation,…

Q: Rotation of Fluid Elements 4.86 PQ What is meant by rotation of a fluid element? Use a sketch to…

A: What is meant by roation of a fluid element. Use a sketch.

Q: A black body radiates energy at the rate of 1×105 J/(sm)2 at a temperature of 227°C. The temperature…

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Q: ▼ Y Part A Calculate the mass of a "Li nucleus. Give all answers in Sl units. Express your answer to…

A: The mass of a nucleus and the radius of a nucleus then the density of a nucleus are calculated…

Q: An aurora borealis (similar to the northern lights) takes place in the upper atmosphere of the polar…

A: Gases 2 and 3 are present in this aurora.

Q: 15- The velocity of the group at the boundary of the first Brillion region is

A: Brillouin zones are certain locations in reciprocal space of a given Bravais lattice space where…

Q: The annihilation of matter that occurs when a proton and an anti-prot e accelerator is an experiment…

A: Given:- The annihilation of matter that occurs when a proton and an anti-proton collide in a…

Q: Explain the Lagrangian description of fluid flow

A: LAGRANGIAN DESCRIPTION of fluid flow:…

Q: 11. Explain how the release of energy (cooling) affects the speed of the particles in a substance.

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Q: What is the Dynamics Equation

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Q: Consider the depiction of gas molecules before and after the divider is removed. Which of these…

A: Given:  Three scenarios with divider before and divider removed in after state.

Q: Convert the following Decimal number (2356.223) to Hexadecimal O 1675CF7 O ABFD223 O 856663AB O…

A: Write the given value of this problem. Decimal number=2356.223

Q: A parallel plate capacitor with the area of 0.2m^2 and the separation distance of 3.00 mm is…

A: Given The Area of the parallel plate capacitor is A=0.2 m2. The distance between two plate is d=1…

Q: What is Jules law?

A: Ques: What is Joule's Law?

Q: Sketch an example of a Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution (as seen in class) for a reaction to show the…

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Q: What does it look like for two atoms per unit cell? Why does one speak of optical and acoustic…

A: Three acoustic branches exist in a three-dimensional lattice: One longitudinal, in which the atoms…

Q: Students conduct an investigation in which they create model rockets from film canisters, water and…

A: In the given question, We have to discuss about which statement correct identify the action reaction…

Q: What are the four states of matter?

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Q: Consider air at P= 1.00 atm. The average molecular mass of air is approximately 29 u. Boltzmann…

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Q: Define Ericsson Cycle.

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Q: How exactly does the Van der Waals force work, and is there an equation that summarizes its…

A: The Van der Walls force is the interaction between the molecules or atoms. It is a distance…

Q: QUESTION 11 The phase of matter that keeps shape and has the atoms bonded together is: plasma gas

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Q: What is the difference between drift velocity and group velocity?

A: Drift velocity is associated with electron in a conductor. It is velocity of electron in a conductor…

Q: What are the properties of fourth matter Plasma?

A: A plasma can be defined as an ionized gas. Any gas can be converted into a plasma when subjected to…

Fluid Pressure

The term fluid pressure is coined as, the measurement of the force per unit area of a given surface of a closed container. It is a branch of physics that helps to study the properties of fluid under various conditions of force.

Gauge Pressure

Pressure is the physical force acting per unit area on a body; the applied force is perpendicular to the surface of the object per unit area. The air around us at sea level exerts a pressure (atmospheric pressure) of about 14.7 psi but this doesn’t seem to bother anyone as the bodily fluids are constantly pushing outwards with the same force but if one swims down into the ocean a few feet below the surface one can notice the difference, there is increased pressure on the eardrum, this is due to an increase in hydrostatic pressure.