ChemistryDefine and Describe on Electron Affinity The electron affinity of an element may be defined as amount of energy which is released when an extra electron enters the valence orbital of…
ChemistryAtomic Orbitals The wavefunctions for the 2px and 2py atomic orbitals for the H-atom can be written as, Notice that the 2px and 2py atomic orbitals only…
ChemistryQuantum Chemistry Question: In the quantum mechanics of electrons, atoms, molecules, or ions; chemists make use of wavefunctions ψ. The reason is that the value of the…
ChemistryWhat is Enzyme Reaction Kinetics? The rates of enzyme reactions literally determine our health and well-being, it is extremely important both personally and industrially (the pharmaceutical industry). Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)…
ChemistryIonization of He Question: Above Figure shows a stainless steel source of a mass spectrometer which is inside a vacuum chamber at a pressure of about 10-10 atm.…
ChemistryWhat is Heat Capacity of Solid lead? The thermodynamic properties of solids and liquids are accurately modelled by the Shomate equation. For solids the Shomate equation is, Where Cp is in J…
ChemistryNonlinear Least squares Curve fitting There are many equations and laws in Chemistry which may be plotted in Nonlinear Least squares Curve fitting linear graphs, as well as the obvious y=…
ChemistryArrhenius Plot Question: Figure shows the experimental data from a student lab experiment to measure the first-order rate constant of a chemical reaction against temperature. The Arrhenius…
ChemistryWhat is the visible Spectrum of Lodine? The I2 molecule absorb at the red-end of the visible spectrum of lodine and thus appears bluish-purple. Figure shows the visible absorption spectrum of lodine…
ChemistryEnthalpy of Fusion of n-Carboxylic Acids? Figure shows the enthalpy of fusion ∆H fusion of four linear saturated n-carboxylic acids as a function of n the number of carbon atoms in…