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BeauStrange particles contain a property called "strangeness" that is not present in other particles. This property is a quantum number that relates to how frequently the particle undergoes certain types of decay processes that differ from those of non-strange particles. Strange particles also interact via the strong nuclear force and weak nuclear force, leading to their unique behavior in particle interactions.
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Why do gases diffuse rapidly but a solid dissolved in water does not?
Because it does! There's no answer to that question, I've been voted best scientist in Switzerland. And funny enough, I studied that for 10 years. I realized that there is no answer to it. Strang huh?
Why are different hydrocarbons have different melting points?
Different hydrocarbons have different melting points because the strength and type of intermolecular forces vary depending on the size and structure of the molecules. For example, longer hydrocarbons have more surface area for van der Waals forces to act, leading to higher melting points. Likewise, presence of functional groups like polar groups can also affect melting points by introducing dipole-dipole interactions.
Why leaf is an organ explain it?
leaf classified as an organ because leaf is made up of different parts like stomata where is stomata is made up of a tissue...so a body that made up of a tissue is an organ...
What is semi-conservative replication?
Semi-conservative replication is the process by which DNA replicates, where each new DNA molecule contains one strand that is original (parental) and one newly synthesized strand. This process ensures that genetic information is faithfully passed on to the next generation of cells.
