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Secondary IV • 4yr.Hello!
I have an exercise in science which tells me that my concentration is 0.10 M. But what is the unit “M”?
Thanks already!
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Secondary IV • 4yr.What is the difference between a mole and the Avogadro number?
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Secondary III • 4yr.Can you help me with the following exercise:
“Name the different effects of forces:
- We push on a concrete block
- We pull on a rope
- We twist a rag
- We press on a wooden plank held by two blocks
- We tear a piece of fabric “
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Secondary III • 4yr.How do we distinguish between elastic deformation, plastic deformation and rupture?
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Secondary III • 4yr.Why is my answer (c) incorrect? Isn't there an accurate front view in an isometric projection?
Find the drawing
a)b)c) Neither; there is no front view in an isometric projection
Answer: a)
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Secondary III • 4yr.What are multiple view projections useful for? It seems to me that a frontal projection would do the job just as well?
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Secondary III • 4yr.What is the difference between the motion transfer and transformation mechanisms? I do not understand.
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Secondary III • 4yr.What is the difference between a motion transfer mechanism and a motion transformation mechanism? Can you give some examples? Thank you :)
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Secondary III • 4yr.How do you know which way a gear or wheel turns?
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Secondary III • 4yr.Hello.
I have just learned about transmission mechanisms and I am not sure I understand the difference between motor, driven, and intermediate transmission mechanisms.
Also, I do not understand how the direction of a rotation can change or not, and how some systems are reversible and others not.
Can you give me some examples? Thank you :)
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Secondary IV • 4yr.How do I calculate the volume of solvent to add in a dilution? I am given an initial concentration (0.25 g / L), the volume (14 ml) and I want the final concentration (0.20 g / L).
Usually, I would use c1 * V1 = C2 * v2 to find the final volume, but I don't know which volume to add.
Can you help me?? Thank you
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Secondary III • 4yr.How do we compare different solutions according to their concentration?
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Secondary III • 4yr.Hello! I have a homework assignment on dilution and I have 3 questions
1) What is the difference between a dissolution and a dilution?
2) Does a dilution always lower the concentration?
3) My homework says that my final solution has a volume of 100ml and a concentration of 0.24g / ml, then the initial solution has a volume of 75ml. How do I find the initial concentration ??
Thanks in advance :)))
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Secondary III • 4yr.Hello!
In my homework, it requires converting a 77 g / ml concentration into a mass volume percentage, but I don't know how.
Thanks for your help in advance!
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Secondary III • 4yr.Good evening,
Can you show me how to solve a complete dilution problem? I have a lot of difficulty with that.
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Secondary III • 4yr.Hello? I am lost here, is a colloid a heterogeneous or homogeneous mixture? Thank you
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Secondary III • 4yr.Hello! Can you give me concrete examples of the different mixtures? (heterogeneous, homogeneous)
Thank you!
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Secondary III • 4yr.Hello,
I can't quite understand the concept of solubility, could you please explain it to me?
Thanks a lot!
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Secondary III • 4yr.Hello,
I can't quite understand the solutions and the difference between solute and solvent. Could you explain it to me, please?
Thanks a lot!
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Secondary III • 4yr.Someone throws a huge 300 kg object into a 40,000 L swimming pool without any splashes being produced. The pool’s volume is measured afterwards, thus showing that it reaches 45,000 L. What is the density of the object? Help !?!
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Secondary III • 4yr.Hello! Must I measure a solid with a ruler to determine its density ? I no longer remember :(
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Secondary III • 4yr.Hi, how come oil floats on the water? Thank you for explaining this to me 🙂
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Secondary III • 4yr.Hi!
What causes one substance to have a higher density than another? thank you
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Secondary III • 4yr.Hello,
I have to find the density of a solid for my science lab, but don't know how to do it. Can you explain me how, please?
Thanks a lot!
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Secondary III • 4yr.Hi! I have a lab this week on the density of gases, liquids, and solids.
I understand that for the liquids I can weigh and measure the volume, but I have two questions:
1) how do I measure the mass of a gas?
2) how do I measure the volume of a solid?
thanks in advance :))
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Secondary III • 4yr.Are all the material properties advantageous? For example, why is fragility an advantage?
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Secondary II • 4yr.Hello,
I can't seem to understand how energy can manifest naturally. Can you explain to me how it manifests please?
Thanks a lot!
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Secondary II • 4yr.Hello,
I can't figure out what the motion transfer mechanisms are used for and what the mechanisms are. Can you help me please!
Thanks a lot!
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Secondary II • 4yr.Hello,
Can you explain how to use the periodic table please? I can’t use it correctly.
Thanks a lot!
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Secondary II • 4yr.Hi,
I'm not sure why not all atoms are molecules (and why molecules aren’t necessarily atoms)? Also, what is the difference between a molecule and a composite substance?
Thanks