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why are all atoms neutral?

All atoms are neutral because all atoms have the same number of protons as they have electrons. Atoms are made up of a nucleus and electrons that surround their nucleus in shells. The nucleus contains pro...

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Answered by Freya B. Chemistry tutor
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‘Thomas Hardy’s tone remains strongly melancholic.’ Discuss.

Hardy’s poetry can often be seen as melancholic. His use of imagery, such as in ‘Neutral Tones’, appeals to the passing of the seasons and a deadness in the landscape to evoke a sense of sadness and melan...

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Answered by Ailin C. English tutor
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‘Stalin was a disaster for the USSR.’ Discuss.

Stalin’s dictatorship had huge significance for the USSR. His five-year plans led to a massively increased industrial output, increasing the USSR’s exports and income. Yet this came with heavy costs, and ...

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Answered by Ailin C. History tutor
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Explain the 3 types of DNA mutation substitution?

For DNA there are 4 types of bases: A, T, C, G.A codon is made from 3 bases, and codes for either an amino acid, or a stop.Mutation substitution means that one base is replaces by another base, eg: an...

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Answered by Alisha S. Biology tutor
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What is the distance between the points with co-ordinates (3,2) and (7,9)?

This question can be approached using the Pythagoras Theorem, with the line connecting these 2 points being the hypotenuse (longest side of the triangle). Side lengths:1) 7-3=4 2) 9-2=7Therefore, the dist...

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Answered by Shanmukan S. Maths tutor
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