Why is iodine a solid at room temperature, while the other halogens are not? Explain why the copper element has two ion charges. Explain why oxygen "likes" to form an O^2- ion. Why are the properties of alloys generally superior to their constituent components?
Why is copper (II) sulfate solution a good conductor of electricity? Why don't electrons in atoms repel? Why does a solution of sodium chloride in water conduct an electric current? Why do ionic compounds conduct electricity in an aqueous solution or when molten, but do not conduct electricit...
The ends of the wires that attach to the outlet should be securely fastened beneath the outlet screws. The black wire attaches to the gold screw on the side of the outlet, and the white wire connects to the silver screw on the other side. A copper or green wire attaches to the bottom...
Resistors are one of the electronic components on a circuit board. The function of these components is the transmission of electric current to help discharge electricpoweras heat. They are made of different materials. Resistors have color codes which help to determine their resistance. ...
Copper. One of the most commonly used metals to conduct electricity is copper. As a material, copper is pliable, easy to wrap or solder, which makes it the best choice when large amounts of wiring are needed. Which two metals are used for making electric wires?
At bake temperatures greater than 450°F/232°C, certain metallic substrates are unacceptable. The melting points of tin (450°F/232°C) and lead (622°F/328°C) are too low to permit some Teflon™ bakes. The poor adhesion of copper to the copper oxide formed when copper is baked in...
take a section (length 2cm) of thick copper wire (if there is no thick copper wire, twist several strands of thin copper wire instead) or aluminum wire, bend the wires separately and wind them around Furnace wire. This connection method does not produce...
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The substrate electric field applies torque to the ZnO dipole. The potential energy of the dipole is minimized only when the dipole is aligned parallel to the electric field. Since the electric field is aligned perpendicular to the substrate, the polar axis of the ZnO wires also aligns perpendic...
Why are there positive and negative terminals on a battery? Why is an energy source needed in order to have a working electric circuit? Why the ferromagnetic materials can be magnetized easily? What happens to the resistance of most common metals as the temperature of the metal increases?