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How to remember what is Ideal Gas Law?

The trick here is similar to remembering all complicated formulas in science: Assign some meaning to all letters that make some sense, and is easier to remember. Our formula here is pV=nRT, where p-pressu...

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X-rays and gamma rays are two types of electromagnetic radiation, state two ways in which they differ from microwave radiation

microwaves come from a different region in the electromagnetic spectrum to X-rays and gamma rays, meaning that they have a different wavelength. Since wavelength and energy are related, this also means th...

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How Should I structure my experiment report?

Your experiment report should be created using the "IMRaD" format. This stands for "Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion." Each of these sections should be split into smaller ...

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Answered by Michael S. Physics tutor
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What is the Doppler effect?

The Doppler effect is the change in frequency that occurs when a source is moving relative to an observer. If the source moves away from the observer, the wavelength will be increased and therefore the fr...

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Answered by Alex M. Physics tutor
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What can the nucleus emit during radioactive decay?

There are three possible emissions from a nucleus decaying radioactively. The first is the emission of an alpha particle. Alpha particles consist of neutrons and protons. Secondly a beta particle can be r...

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Answered by Samuel K. Physics tutor
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