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Describe the workings behind the Photoelectric effect

In any metal, there are free surface electrons. For these electrons to escape from the surface of a metal, they require a specific amount of energy, called the 'Work Function'. There are many sources of t...

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Answered by Toby R. Physics tutor
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Explain how a stationary wave is produced when a string fixed at both ends is plucked

When the string is plucked, waves will travel from the point where it was plucked to the fixed ends, which cannot move and so must be nodes. The waves will reflect, and the superposition of the reflected ...

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Answered by James T. Physics tutor
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How are signals transmitted across a neuromuscular junction?

Calcium ions enter the presynaptic terminal via voltage gated calcium channels, once the presynaptic terminal is depolarised by an action potential.Calcium ions stimulate vesicles to fuse with the presyna...

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Answered by Ishan J. Biology tutor
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What is the general equation for the alpha-decay of a nucleus X, with nucleon number A and proton number Z, into nucleon Y??

AZ X --> A - 4z - 2Y + 42α
During alpha-decay, the nuclus emits an alpha particle which consists of two protons and two neut...

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Answered by Chloe T. Physics tutor
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solve dy/dx = y(sec x)^2

Firstly, this differential equation should be solved using the separation of variables method, where all y terms are moved the left hand side of the equation and all x terms are moved to the right hand si...

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Answered by Max D. Maths tutor
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