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What is a transition metal complex?

A transition metal complex is a central metal ion (for example platinum) surrounded by ligands.  Ligands are ions or small molecules that donate a pair of electrons to the central metal ion and surround i...

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Answered by Jessica B. Chemistry tutor
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How can you tell the environment a sedimentary rock is deposited in?

The first stage in the formation of a sedimentary rock is the deposition of sediment. The size, shape and type of sediment can tell you lots about the depositional environment.

In a high energy env...

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Answered by Holly U. Geology tutor
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What is the cause of Othello's downfall?

It could be argued that the ultimate downfall of Othello is due to his hamartia. His fatal flaw in the play is presented to be his jealousy and this interpretation makes him solely culpable. Howe...

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A ball is thrown at speed u = 10.0 m/s at an angle of 30.0 degrees to the ground at height, s = 0. How far does the ball travel horizontally from its starting position? (Ignore air resistance and taking g = 9.81 m/s^2)

First, find the speed of the ball in the horizontal (x) and vertical (y) directions. ux = ucos(30) = 8.66m/s and uy = usin(30) = 5 m/s. Using an appropriate suvat equation f...

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Answered by Alex T. Physics tutor
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Describe the Hjulström curve.

The critical erosion velocity line shows the minimum velocity needed to transport and erode a particle. Common sense tells us that the larger the particle, the more energy it needs to pic...

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Answered by Hayley F. Geography tutor
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