Hydrogen and Nitrogen gas are on 1 side of a container, separating an open space by a divider. A small hole is poked so gas can leak through. What is the H2:N2 ratio on the right side?
A. 14
B. sqrt 14
C. 1/sqrt 14
D. 1/14
Hydrogen and Nitrogen gas are on 1 side of a container, separating an open space by a divider. A small hole is poked so gas can leak through. What is the H2:N2 ratio on the right side?
A. 14
B. sqrt 14
C. 1/sqrt 14
D. 1/14
Front
Setting Kinetic energies equal
1/2MaVa^2 = 1/2 MbVb^2
you get
sqrt(ma/mb) = vb/va
- velocity is proportional to amount on the other side
If we call H2 Va and N2 Vb
We get Va/Vb = sqrt(mb/ma) which is VH2/VN2 = sqrt(N2 MW/H2 MW)
- note that in this equation A and B is flipped under the square root for molecular weight.
= sqrt(28/2)
= sqrt(14) which is the answer for ratio of H2:N2 ratio.
Back
Which equation is missing delta x?
Front
VFx = Vox + ax*t
Back
A 50 kg man starts from rest and slides down a 10m long ramp, positioned at 30 degrees. Assume the ramp is fricitonless, how long did it take to slide down this ramp?
A. 1.5s
B. 2s
C. 4s
D. 1s
Front
we know from the triangle that the distance is 10m and the height is 5m, then once we get Vf = 10 , we write out the variables we know, Vf = 10, Vi = 0, d = 10, t = ? , we don't know acceleration so we use the equation d = Vo+Vf/2 * t
10 = [(10 + 0 ) / (2)] * t
t = 10/5 = 2 seconds
Back
Which equation is missing t?
Front
VFx^2 = Vox ^2 + 2ax delta x
Back
Which equation is missing Vf?
Front
delta x = Voxt + 1/2 axt^2
Back
Which equation is missing Vo ?
Front
delta x = VFxt -1/2 axt^2
Back
Which equation is missing a?
Front
delta x = (Vox + VFx)/(2) * t
Back
What is the list of 5 kinematics equations?
Front
VFx = Vox + ax*t (missing delta x)
delta x = (Vox + VFx)/(2) * t (missing a)
VFx^2 = Vox ^2 + 2ax delta x (missing t)
delta x = Voxt + 1/2 axt^2 (missing VF)
delta x = Voxt -1/2 axt^2 (missing Vo)
for y direction switch out the x's with y's
Back
meters to meter?
meter to cm?
meter to mm?
meter to micro meter?
meter to nanometer?
meter to picometer?
meter to km?
Front
10^0 m = 1m
10^-2m = 1 cm
10^-3m = 1mm
10^-6m = 1 um
10^-9m = 1nm
10^-12m = 1 pm
10^3m = 1 km