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In what conditions does sodium chloride conduct electricity and why?

Electricity can be defined as a flow or motion of electric charge. If a substance can allow such flow it is said to conduct electricity. Sodium chloride is made of positively charged sodium ions and negat...

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Answered by Piotr T. Chemistry tutor
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What is the difference between structural isomers and stereoisomers?

  1. Structural isomers are compounds which have the the same molecular formula but the atoms are arranged in a different order. This can be due to a change in the carbon skeleton, the type of functi...

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Answered by Parul S. Chemistry tutor
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For a curve of gradient dy/dx = (2/(x^2))-x/4, determine a) d^2y/dx^2 b) the stationary point where y=5/2 c) whether this is a maximum or minmum point and d) the equation of the curve

a) Differentiating gives d2y/dx2=-4x-3-1/4

b) Let dy/dx=0 and rearrange to find x=2

c) Inserting x=2 into d2y/dx2=-4x-3-1/4 ...

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Answered by Katie M. Maths tutor
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How do you compare two things in French?

First, I would explain that what the student is referring to is known as a comparative. Then, I would explain what a comparative is (an adjective or adverb used in a comparison betwee...

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Answered by Izabela K. French tutor
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How does Euclid's algorithm give solutions to equations?

Euclid's algorithm is really useful to be able to, firstly, see if two numbers are co-prime, in other words to see if they share any common factors, but also to find solutions to equations. Say we have tw...

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Answered by Abby R. Maths tutor
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