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ELASTICITY, LIKE YOUR SOCKS (10/10 points) The crystal structure of graphite is shown below. Use the figure to answer the following questions. Compare the Young's moduli for the directions indicated in the figure. Fill in the blank. The modulus along a is...
11 years ago
ELASTICITY, LIKE YOUR SOCKS (10/10 points) The crystal structure of graphite is shown below. Use the figure to answer the following questions. Compare the Young's moduli for the directions indicated in the figure. Fill in the blank. The modulus along a is...
11 years ago
DECOMPOSITION OF NO2 (10/10 points) The decomposition of NO2 at room temperature exhibits the following variation in concentration with time: The concentration of NO2 is expressed in mol/liter, while time is expressed in seconds. [NO2] ln[NO2] 1/[NO2] Tim...
11 years ago
DECOMPOSITION OF NO2 (10/10 points) The decomposition of NO2 at room temperature exhibits the following variation in concentration with time: The concentration of NO2 is expressed in mol/liter, while time is expressed in seconds. [NO2] ln[NO2] 1/[NO2] Tim...
11 years ago
DECOMPOSITION OF NO2 (10/10 points) The decomposition of NO2 at room temperature exhibits the following variation in concentration with time: The concentration of NO2 is expressed in mol/liter, while time is expressed in seconds. [NO2] ln[NO2] 1/[NO2] Tim...
11 years ago
HYDROGEN STORAGE IN ALLOYS - THE FUTURE? (10/10 points) Certain alloys such as LaNi5 can store hydrogen at room temperature. A plate of LaNi5 containing no hydrogen is placed in a chamber filled with pure hydrogen and maintained at a constant pressure. At...
11 years ago
3.906*10^-9 - correct
11 years ago
why am I given the bandgap? n = N exp(E/kT) setting this for the two temp and taking the ratio isn't ok?
11 years ago
I'm obtaining a lattice constant of 6.251×10^-9 centimeters which is too small for Mn
11 years ago
density = mass / volume so, mass = density * volume you just have to convert your units
11 years ago