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What Is A Dry Charged Battery

A dry charged battery is a battery that is built, charged, washed (and subsequently dried), sealed, and then shipped without an electrolyte. Such... View Article

How Can I Tell If My 12 Volt Battery Is Healthy

A healthy 12 V battery should have the capability to maintain a range of 9.5 to 10.5 volts under load for a time period of 30 seconds.... View Article

What Is The Oldest Battery

The Baghdad Battery is believed to be the oldest battery in the world. It featured a clay jar that contained a stopper (made up of asphalt). An... View Article

Is Mno2 A Reducing Agent

Yes, manganese dioxide (MnO2) can be categorized as a reducing agent. It can also be noted that this compound has the ability to serve as both an... View Article

Does Insulin Use A Second Messenger

Two molecules are believed to act as second messengers for transducing the insulin signal into a target cell. The first is a... View Article

Do Humans Start As A Single Cell

Yes, all humans start out as a single celled zygote that is formed as the product of fertillization.... View Article

How Do You Know If Your Car Battery Is Dry

In order to determine whether a car battery is dry, light must be shined on it and it must be visually inspected. Then, the inside of the cell... View Article

How Long Will A Dry Charged Battery Last

Dry charged batteries usually last up to a time period of 18 months. However, periodic charging may be required for such batteries.... View Article

How Long Does A Dry Cell Battery Last

Dry cell batteries usually feature a design life ranging from 8 to 12 years. They usually come with a service life ranging from 3 to 10 years.... View Article

Is Antagonist A Ligand

Yes, receptor antagonists can be classified as a type of receptor ligand. They work to block a biological response by binding to suitable receptors.... View Article

Is No3 A Neutral Ligand

Since the nitrate ion has a charge of -1 (NO3-), it cannot be classified as a neutral ligand. It is a negatively charged ligand.... View Article

Why Does Ammonia Has Higher Boiling Point Than Phosphine

Since ammonia features hydrogen bonding (owing to the presence of covalent bonds between hydrogen and nitrogen, which is relatively more... View Article

Are Mole Percent And Volume Percent The Same

For an ideal gas, the mole per cent is always the same as the volume per cent. This is also true for a mixture of ideal gases. However, for real... View Article

Is Ammonia A Bidentate

No, Ammonia is a monodentate ligand since it binds through only one donor atom (nitrogen).... View Article

What Type Of Ligand Is Ammonia

Ammonia (NH3) is known to be a strong field ligand since the donor atom in this case is nitrogen.... View Article

What Are Exogenous Substances

Endogenous substances are substances that originate within a living organism whereas exogenous substances are substances that originate from... View Article

Which Is Not Correct In Terms Of Kinetic Theory Of Gases

a) The space-volume to molecules ratio is negligible b) All the gas molecules are persistently moving in random directions c) The collisions... View Article

Why Does The Lattice Energy Increase As The Size Of An Ion Decreases

When the radius of ions increases, the lattice energy decrease. This is because with the when the size of ions increase, the distance between... View Article

How Do You Calculate Cp Cv For Gas Mixture

At constant volume when the gas is heated, the pressure on gas increases. To make the volume constant in a container, put a barricade on the... View Article

How Do You Calculate The Radiation Constant

Radiation constant is the constant related to the total energy radiated by a blackbody. Mathematically, the radiation constant is defined as:... View Article

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