law of comparative

Kirchhoff's Law - A body that is a good radiator (or emitter) is also a good absorber. To understand this, suppose isotropic (i.e., equal in all directions) thermal radiation is incident on a body. Let a be the fraction of the total thermal radiation of all wavelengths absorbed by the bod..

Graham's law is useful in: Separation of gases having different densities by diffusion. Determining the densities and molecular masses of unknown gases by comparing their rates of diffusion with known gases. Separating the isotopes of some of the element..

Summary - Gases are different from solids and liquids. They have no definite shape or volume. When pressure is applied, a gas contracts and when pressure is released, the gas expands. Gases can move in all directions and completely diffuse with other gases to form a homogenous mixture. Gases have l..

Is Newton's third law of motion applicable to gravitational force? Yes it is. Let us now see how Newton's third law of motion is applicable to the gravitational force existing between the various objects in the universe. According to Newton's third law of motion to eve..

Pure translation (fixed direction) Pure rotation (fixed axis) Position x Angular position θ Velocity v = dx/dt Angular velocity ω= dθ/dt Acceleration a = dv/dt Angular acceleration α= dω/dt Mass m Rota..

All the molecules of a gas are identical with respect to their shape and mass. The molecules of different gases are different. The gas molecules behave as rigid, elastic and smooth spheres. The size of gas molecules is very less when compared to the intermolecular distance between..

We are already familiar with set theory and mathematical logic from earlier classes. It has already been seen that there is a similarity between the laws stated in set theory and the mathematical logic. The operations 'union', 'intersection' and 'complement' on sets are comparable..

Gases are different from solids and liquids. They have no definite shape or volume. When pressure is applied, a gas contracts and when pressure is released, the gas expands. Gases can move in all directions and completely diffuse with other gases to form a homogenous mixture. Gases have ..

Properties of Gases in Terms of Molecular Motion - Gases, as well as mixture of gases, behave as seen above, with regard to changes in temperature, pressure or both. The following assumptions can be made on the basis of the kinetic theory of gases: A molecule of a gas means the smallest unit of a g..

Matter is anything that occupies space. An Atom is the smallest particle of an element that takes part in a chemical reaction. A molecule is the smallest particle of a substance that has independent existence. Atomic mass unit is one-twelfth mass of an atom of carbon (C-12). It is equal ..