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chem question

ManBearPig

Diamond Member
uh...

when using c=gamma*nu and E=h*nu do i have to put everything in meters?

Do your own homework.

AnandTech Moderator
 
All the units should match up. If you put wavelength in meters, you need to put the speed of light in meters. If wavelength is nanometers, speed of light should be nanometers (10^9 times bigger than with meters).
 
If one atomic mass unit is equal to 1.6606 x 10-24 g, what is the mass in grams of 19145 atoms of Cu?

Each molecule of CH4, methane, consists of 1 atom of C and 4 atoms of H. If you have 296.098 g. of CH4, how many molecules of CH4 do you have ?


help 🙁

i dunno what to do anymore
 
Originally posted by: Heen05
unless im typing it in wrong im a friggin retard

if this stuff is challenging you now.. you = fuxed.

fwiw,

19145 atoms of Cu * 63 amu per atom * 1.6606x10^-24 g per amu.

methane = 16 amu, or 16 g/mol. 296.098g / 16g per mol = X mol * 6.022x10^23 molecules per mol
 
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