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What's the value of the normal force of a vehicle on a convex bridge? What about a concave one?

For a vechicle placed on a convex bridge: N=mg-Fcf. For a vehicle placed on a concave bridge: N=mg+Fcf. Where mg is the gravitational force and Fcf is the centrifugal forc...

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Answered by Dan M. Physics tutor
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How can I prepare for a closed book comparative essay?

One technique that can be really helpful is to set up a table of key themes, which for history could be something like social, economic, religious or ideological factors, and then create a column for each...

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Explain how skeletal muscle contracts.

There are several simple steps that occur each time a skeletal muscle contracts which follow the sliding filament model.
Firstly a nerve impulse travels down a motor neuron releasing neurotransmitte...

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Answered by Yuval G. Biology tutor
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There are three halogenoalkanes with halogens F, Br and I. Each undergo an SN2 reaction. How does the rate of reaction differ between the three halogenoalkanes?

The Iodoalkane will have the fastest rate of reaction. The Bromoalkane will have the second fastest, while the Floroalkane will have the slowest. This is because the atomic radius increases from Florine t...

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Why is there a significant difference between the radii of first and second row transition metals, where as no difference (or even a decrease) is observed between the second and third rows?

The answer stems from the lanthanide (or lanthanoid) contraction. In more detail, there is a steady decrease in the radii of atoms from Lanthanum through to Lutetium, despite the associated increase in th...

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