How many meters in 1000 mm

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Answer 1

Answer: 1000 mm equals 1 meter

Answer 2

Answer: 1000 mm equals 1 meter.

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In order to separate two substances by fractional crystallization, the two substances must differ in which of the following?(A) solubility
(B) specific gravity
(C) vapor pressure
(D) viscosity
(E) freezing point

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I would say vapor pressure, but I could be wrong. Good luck ^^

Disorder in the universe increases because A. spontaneous changes produce more order in a system.
B. work produces disorder in a system.
C. work produces waste heat, which leaves a system.
D. all of the above

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The correct answer would be the letter C.
A is obviously not right since it says "more order". B is incorrect because work is obligatory to make an order. If A and B are wrong, then D must be wrong. You're left with C, which is the only true statement here.

Explanation:In thermodynamics, a parameter representing the state of disorder of a system at the atomic, ionic, or molecular level; the larger the disorder the upper the entropy. A live of disorder within the universe or of the inconvenience of the energy during a system to try to work.

The correct answer would be letter C. A is obviously not right, since it says "more order". B is incorrect because work is obligatory to make order. If A and B are wrong, then D must be wrong. You're left with C, which is the only true statement here.

Which information about a chemical reaction is provided by a potential energy diagram?(1) the oxidation states of the reactants and products(2) the average kinetic energy of the reactants and products
(3) the change in solubility of the reacting substances
(4) the energy released or absorbed during the reaction

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Answer: (4) the energy released or absorbed during the reaction

Explanation: Potential energy diagram is the representation of energy with the course of reaction. It shows the energy of reactants, activation energy which is the energy required by the reactants to cross the energy barrier and the energy of the products.

Thus the difference of energy of products and energy of reactants gives us the energy released or absorbed during the reaction.

$\Delta H=E_P-E_R$

where $\Delta H$ = enthalpy of reaction

$E_P$ = energy of products

$E_R$ = energy of reactants

If $E_P$ > $E_R$ , energy is absorbed and reaction is endothermic

$E_P$ < $E_R$ , energy is released and the reaction is exothermic.

D. The energy released or absorbed during the reaction

Why is salt put on icy roads and sidewalks in the winter?

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so that ice would not melts and it helps to keep grip for walking or driving

Which of the following would not affect the rate of dissolution of salt in a beaker of water?a. stirring the solution
b. increasing the pressure of the solution
c. decreasing the size of the salt particles
d. increasing the temperature of the solution

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The following which would not affect the rate of dissolution of salt in a beaker of water is:

B. increasing the pressure of the solution

The dissolution of salt in a beaker of water increases when an external force stirs it which makes it move from its initial position to a new position.

As a result of this, we can see that if there is a decrease in the size of salt in the beaker of water, there would also be a change in the dissolution of salt in the water.

However, increasing the pressure of the solution would not affect the rate of dissolution of salt in the beaker of water.

Therefore, the correct answer is option B