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.. I knew i was taking too long. What a waste of time. It better have helped. But jims is right saying it in a quick way, unlike me :p

... And it is. The fact that u could think its obvious is probably cause ur subconscious already knows why but ur concious insists on it now.. Anywayz :p What u really wanna know is why the mass defect is told as (1) The difference between the mass of the constituent particles of a...

.. I know it is lol. I figured it out properly now. But i was also trying to make an interesting point in there

... Patel Foundations ---> NO SOLUTIONS Patel Excel ----> SOLUTIONS

... Me too :argue: :chainsaw: :mad1: I mean plz email it to me aswell

.. Only Fission :cool:

.. I dont think so, since excel only talks like 1 small paragraph on this which doesnt mention annealing etc... But I still wanna understand it , so i can reason what they did out in the exam if it doesnt come :)

.. well somewhere he used E = hf , for a particle, so thats accepting wave particle duality right? Thanx for replying but, hey

What does annealing mean?? Why did that cause diffraction ? "The surface of the nickel consisted of many microscopic crystals bonded together at random orientations" - phrase 1 What are they talking about?? Atoms of nickel are bonded together with equal spacing, arent they? or are they...

.. Have they lied to us freaking_out :p No im sure they tell the truth.

.. I wanted to know that too :) u probably hate this reply haha since it doesnt give u the answer and i know ur browsing waiting for one. :p

... Man Answer it lol

... I really want a good prac book. I honestly reckon they all suck. No offense.

... we have all the advice we need here, dont we??? They say the same things u've heard a million times :p But we should try it anyway i guess.

Describe the impact of de Broglies proposal that any kind of particle has both wave and particle properties His proposal started the quantum mechanics theory because scientists found that if light could exhibit wave-particle duality then macroscopic classical theories could not be obeyed...

... Everyone going good, is that good or bad in terms of scaling?? I dont normally pay attention to scaling but i'd rather not get knocked for doing physics if i can do more of something else, because i find physics enjoying.

... haha - im not telling u. btw for bohr's models limitations , when they say: "couldnt explain the relative intensities of spectral lines" Do they mean the intensity of different coloured wavelengths is different or the intensity on the spectroscope or spectrometer is different like...

... k thanx btw my name is michael too ;)

I think these certain orbital states are stationary because if they we're to radiate and lose only a bit of energy which is associated with the acceleration of the circular obit then they wouldnt be able to spiral down and go to a lower energy state, because the loss of energy associated with...

... This clears some stuff up for me and everyone :) Try it yourself! In the following pictures, there is a target hidden by a black cloud. To figure out the shape of the target, we shot some beams into the cloud and recorded where the beams came out. Can you figure out the shape of the...