Mathematical Models with Applications
Theoretical/empirical probability Probability models Studying patterns and analyzing data Rates, linear functions, direct/inverse variation Problems related to personal income, credit, financial planning Transformations, symmetr..
Mathematical Models with Applications
Multiple approaches to solve problems Techniques to study patterns and analyze data Problems related to personal income and credit Problems related to financial planning Transformations, symmetr..
The Annual revenue of XYZ & Co. during 3 financial years is represente..
The Annual revenue of XYZ & Co. during 3 financial years is represented in the histogram. Find the range of the data. => $10,000 or $12,000 or $18,000 or $20,000..
The circle graph shows the percentage of the total money spent for var..
The circle graph shows the percentage of the total money spent for various sectors during the financial year 2002. What percent is spent for the Communications Sector? => 36% or 12% or 10% or None of the above..
Atomic Models
Atomic Models..
Atomic Models..Atomic Models
'Raisin Pudding' Model - Thomson's model of atom : J. J Thomson the discoverer of the electron believed that the atom is a uniform sphere of positive charge with electrons (raisins) embedded in i..
Thomson's model
J.J.Thomson proposed the first simple and most primitive model in 1898, which considered an atom to be a sphere of uniform positive charge into which the negatively charged electrons were embedded. This model was like a plum pudding dotted with raisins and was thus called as 'p..
Thomson's Model
Thomson's Model - According to this model, an atom can be considered as a sphere of uniformly distributed positive charge in which there are electrons distributed symmetrically. The electrons must be held by the positive charges by electrostatic forces. The mutual repulsions bet..
Space Models
fig.12.1 - Space Models of 2-Butenes Note that the atoms are arranged in two different ways in I and II. The two CH 3 groups lie on the same side in I and on the opposite sides in II. When two similar atoms or groups lie on the same side, the isomerism is called cis isomerism a..
fig.12.1 - Space Models of 2-Butenes Note that the atoms are arranged in two different ways in I and II. The two CH 3 groups lie on the same side in I and on the opposite sides in II. When two similar atoms or groups lie on the same side, the isomerism is called cis isomerism a..See what our Users say :
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