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    Does Change in NaCl Concentration Indicate Ion Quantity?

    Homework Statement For instance I have NaCl. I found a relationship between conductivity of NaCl in water and concentration of NaCl in the water. It's; conductivity is approx 0.5 concentration Is it correct that the change in concentration gives the number of ions? For example say I...
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    Ion Specific Molar Conductivity And Resistance

    1. Hi, basically I'm trying to find an equation to find ion specific molar conductivity of salt water flowing between electrodes. Homework Equations resistivity: rho = RA/L conductivity: kappa = 1/rho conducitivity per unit concentration: lambda = conductivity/concentration this is ion...
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    LaTeX Creating Latex Tables with Units Beneath Parameters

    I tried, here's the code but no luck! Also something really annoying has happened now... some of my images don't appear till the end of the document even though there's room for the images where I set them to and using [h!] doesn't put them where I inserted them... gah!
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    LaTeX Creating Latex Tables with Units Beneath Parameters

    Hello, I'm just wondering is it possible to put the units of a parameter underneath it rather than next to it. My table is pretty long and I could free up space if I could do this. For example, let's say I have Velocity (m/s) I want it to have (m/s) below velocity I can't figure out how to...
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    Splitting up exponential terms when integrating

    I did it already using integration by parts. First time I did it didn't yield something similar to the hint I was given. Had to do integration by parts twice and the exponential was still divided by ao all the way through.
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    Splitting up exponential terms when integrating

    1. Relevant problem integrate from 0 to infinity of r^2exp^(-r/a0)dr Homework Equations I'm also given; integral from 0 to infinity of x^nexp^-x dx = n! The Attempt at a Solution I'm just wondering if I can split up the exponential to make it look like this form. Eg; integrate from 0 to...
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    CSCL Crystal Structure - Confused by Clarity?

    Ah ok, thanks for clearing that up. The number of nearest neighbours is 8, is the number of second nearest neighbours 6? As the four cl atoms at the corner of each face are bonded to a cs atom?
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    CSCL Crystal Structure - Confused by Clarity?

    Oh yeah, I know that. But why don't they call it bcc when it looks like a bcc structure and why does it changed from simple cubic to bcc when its 2 caesium?
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    CSCL Crystal Structure - Confused by Clarity?

    Hello, I'm really confused by something. Cscl is simple cubic. But how it this possible? With the cl in the middle it looks like a bcc structure. Also howcome when you have 2 caesium its bcc and not simple cubic? its the same structure yet it changes to bcc. Is it because they are both atoms...
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    Calculating amount of fissionable material needed for reactor

    Ah wait, I realized that I needed to add another 70% onto the 300 MW which gave me 1,000 MW. However the answer I got was 834.98 Kg, seems pretty high to be correct. Am I doing something wrong?
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    Calculating amount of fissionable material needed for reactor

    Homework Statement A fission reactor produces 300 MW of electrical power with an efficiency of 30%. Calculate the mass of 235U consumed by the reactor in one day. Homework Equations Power = Energy/Time E=mc^2 The Attempt at a Solution Using the above equations I got an energy of...
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    Predicting Nuclear Parity & Spin: 14N, 20F, 24Na and 26Al

    1. Use the shell model to predict the nuclear parity and range of possible values for nuclear spin for 14N, 20F, 24Na and 26Al. Compare witht he actual parities and spin 2. J = Jn + Jp pi = (-1)^l The Attempt at a Solution I've done out all of them, I got the theoretical values...
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    Angle Of Minimum Deviation (Prism & Spectrometer)

    Homework Statement Hello, one of the things I have to do for my lab report for this week is to prove that the angle between the left and right deviations of the telescope is twice the angle of minimum deviation. Its a lab where you have to find the refractive index of substances using a...
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    Calculating Molar Entropy of a Gas

    Homework Statement Show that the molar entropy of a gas is given by; Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I've tried this numerous times. The first part of the question involved getting ln Z for the hemholtz free energy which was found to be; The 3/2 is...
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    Do Lx and Lz Angular Momentum Operators Exhibit an Uncertainty Relation?

    Ah I got it solved in the end. Just made a minor mistake. Thanks!
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