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Calculate the alpha values for the diprotic acid, oxalic acid, for every 0.5 pH units from pH
= 0.0 to pH = 14.0. (Kal =5.4 x 102, Ka2 5.4 x 10). Plot the distribution diagram. Label
cach species and use a different color for each of the species' data points and lines.
Which is the net result of the proton-proton chain?
2 protons → deuterium + a positron + an antineutrino + X-rays
4 protons → 1 helium 4 + a positron + a neutrino + gamma rays
4 protons → 2 helium 2 + 2 positrons + ultraviolet radiation
6 protons → 2 helium 4 + 3 positrons + 3 neutrinos + gamma rays
4 protons → 1 helium 4 + 2 neutrinos + gamma rays
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2)This beam is incident on a hydrogen gas target at 28/ 10 atmospheres (A = 1, ρ = 0.071 g / cm3 at 1 Atm pressure and 20 C temperature). What is the density of hydrogen nuclei (protons) N (1 / cm3 )?
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