Electric charge

Intermolecular Forces Intermolecular forces are the result of attractive or repulsive forces between atoms, molecules or ions, primarily as a result of electrostatic attractions; these forces act between discrete molecules. Intermolecular forces are weak forces but without them life as we know it would not be possible: water vapor would not condense into its liquid (or solid forms) if its molecules did not attract each other, and all matter, in fact, would exist as gases. The physical states…

the nucleus disproved the plum pudding model and gave way to the nuclear model. Then, Niels Bohr, student of Ernst Rutherford, would then help explain the characteristics of elements and atoms by the discovery of valance electrons and the levels of charge. Even though Bohr does not have the right model, it is still used today to help teach the valance electrons. The correct representation of the atom, the cloud model, is an extreme explanation to the question of what makes up the…

of an electric current in a process now known as electrolysis. This was the first systematic study of electrolytic solutions (Lower, n.d.). Faraday observed that two requirements must be met in order for a sample of matter to be an electrical conductor. The first requirement is that the sample must contain electrically charged particles. The second requirement is that the electrically charged particles must be able to freely move when electricity is applied to them. Faraday named these “charge…

reasonable to say that it is a diffusion-controlled (reversible) reaction. According to Fig. 2, the reaction is an irreversible redox reaction at the electrode electrolyte interface at low sweep rate. This irreversible nature of the electrode reduces the charge-transfer processes at the interface. We believe that this is a possible reason for the decrease in the supercapacitive properties with the scan…

tools needed to do well on the assessment were given in lecture multiple times. To start, students would correctly protonate the styrene with the sulfuric acid, but after the carbocation was formed, they would use the electrons from the negative charge of the oxygen in the HSO4- to attack the carbocation. As stated before, the correct way of going about this is having water attack the molecule. After attaching the HSO4 to the molecule, they would break off a bisulfate ion (HSO3-) leaving a…

This implies many things. The atomic number of an element indicates how many electrons and protons there are. The number of electrons should always be the same of protons because their charges cancel and the overall charge of the atom is neutral, and so the number of protons and electrons of copper is 29. There are 29 electrons surrounding the nucleus, organized in orbitals. There are 29 protons in the nucleus, however the number of neutrons is dependent…

Electric vehicle roadworthy requirement An electric vehicle that has been scratch built or converted in New Zealand after 1 January 1992, should be certified from the low volume vehicle code. They consider that the vehicle should be designed and constructed with those material which is fit for the purpose and must be safe. Any work which is associated on the vehicle should be done tidy and tradesman skill manner like fabrication work, electrical work and other. the general electric system…

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1897. He found negatively charged particles in atoms in an experiment, but atom itself should not have any charges. So he inferred that there are some other particles neutralizing the charge, he invented the word proton, which is positively charged, and negatively charged particles as electrons. He also revised the model, he predicted that electrons are attached to a ball of positive charges. Still, he was proven wrong by his own student, Ernest Rutherford in 1911. According to his…

the p-block on the right and the d-block in the midle (we weren't told to discuss the f-block on the bottom) and you get the periodic table. With the periodic table you can see the difference between metals and non-metals and you can predict what charges are on…