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Nuclear Energy and Chemical Energy
Nuclear Energy and Chemical Energy - Nuclear energy is released when very small particles of matter split or combine. After the split or combination, they result in small particles or heavy particle. The rest of the mass is changed into energy. This process of changing mass into energy pr..
Nuclear Energy and Chemical Energy - Nuclear energy is released when very small particles of matter split or combine. After the split or combination, they result in small particles or heavy particle. The rest of the mass is changed into energy. This process of changing mass into energy pr..Lead Accumulator
This can be recharged by passing a current through it in the reverse direction. The chemical processes that occur at the electrodes during discharge are reversed by this. Thus the cell recovers its original state, except for some energy loss. Such cells are called secondary cells or accum..
This can be recharged by passing a current through it in the reverse direction. The chemical processes that occur at the electrodes during discharge are reversed by this. Thus the cell recovers its original state, except for some energy loss. Such cells are called secondary cells or accum..Isotopes
Isotopes of an element have same atomic number (Z) but different mass numbers (A). For example, 1 H 1 , 1 H 2 , 1 H 3 are isotopes of hydrogen;..
General Characteristics of Natural Radioactivity
It is a nuclear phenomenon. It is due to the instability of the nucleus. It is a spontaneous, continuous and irreversible process. It is independent of external factors such as pressure, temperature, state of substance, electrical field, magnetic field, catalyst etc. A radioactive ele..
Discharging Process
Here stored chemical energy is converted to electrical energy or current is drawn from the cell. The hydrogen ions go to the +ve electrode and SO 4 2 - to the -ve electrode. After giving their charges they react with the electrodes and reduce the active material to lead su..
Here stored chemical energy is converted to electrical energy or current is drawn from the cell. The hydrogen ions go to the +ve electrode and SO 4 2 - to the -ve electrode. After giving their charges they react with the electrodes and reduce the active material to lead su..Isotopes, Isobars and Isotones
Isotopes - These are the elements having same atomic number but different mass number. They have the same atomic number because the number of protons inside their nuclei remains the same. The difference in their mass number is due to the difference in their number of neutrons. Since they are neutra..
Source of Electricity
Electrons in different metals can have different energies. If two of these metals are placed in a conducting liquid (electrolyte) a difference in electrical potential is set up between them. A pair of different metals arranged in this way is an electrochemical cell. It converts chemical e..
Electrons in different metals can have different energies. If two of these metals are placed in a conducting liquid (electrolyte) a difference in electrical potential is set up between them. A pair of different metals arranged in this way is an electrochemical cell. It converts chemical e..Chemical Reactions
The electrons thus released move to the zinc rod via the external circuit. The ammonia gas so produced escapes. The hydrogen ions diffuse through the porous pot and interact with MnO 2 . (The charcoal powder makes MnO 2 electrically conducting.) The..
The electrons thus released move to the zinc rod via the external circuit. The ammonia gas so produced escapes. The hydrogen ions diffuse through the porous pot and interact with MnO 2 . (The charcoal powder makes MnO 2 electrically conducting.) The..Chemical Effects of Current (Contd..)
.I. Unit of Z is kg/coulomb (kg C -1 ). 2. When the same amount of charge is made to pass through any number of electrolytes, the masses of the substances liberated or deposited at the electrodes are proportional to their chemical equivalents. i.e., if m 1 and m 2 are ..
.I. Unit of Z is kg/coulomb (kg C -1 ). 2. When the same amount of charge is made to pass through any number of electrolytes, the masses of the substances liberated or deposited at the electrodes are proportional to their chemical equivalents. i.e., if m 1 and m 2 are .. Result
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