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Why do atoms larger than iron release energy when they undergo fission?

For this problem we need to consider the strong nuclear force (SNF), and the electromagnetic force (EMF). Recall that the SNF attracts very strongly over very small distances (≈10 -15 m), and the EMF is weak...
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Answered by Henry B. • Physics tutor
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To what extent and in what ways were the achievements of Alexander built on those of his father Philip?

I will use bullet points here to keep it brief, but I will go over the main points and in an actual answer obviously more detail would need to be gone into. The inclusion of 'to an extent' should encourage e...
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What would happen to the price and quantity of a good if the government imposed a subsidy?

This would be a perfect opportunity to use a diagram to demonstrate how with the imposition of a subsidy, the supply curve will shift to the right to show the fact that more firms can now sell the product on...
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Answered by Mihir J. • Economics tutor
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How 'conservative' is the Conservative Party?

This is a very common question asked in the ideologies part of the A-level course. It is essential to gain a knowledge of what conservatism actually is as an ideology and then to compare this to the state of...
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How do I construct my line of argument and paragraph points for my AO1?

When posed with the question, think about the answer carefully. What do you actually think? If the question was about the presentation of love in Othello , then think about how you think love is presented. T...
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