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how does the size of the nucleus affect the rate of fusion events

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A larger nucleus means the charge will be greater, which means the force needed to bring the nuclei together is increased. So a larger nucleus requires a greater Ke for fusion therefore it decreases the rate of fusion

A larger nucleus also means a larger radius. So it requires a smaller Ke so the rate of fusion increases

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what does 1 electron volt mean

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work done on an electron in accelerating it through a potential difference of one volt

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what is dielectric constant and an equation for it

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the same as the relative permittivity

relative permittivity = charge stored with dielectric present/charge stored without dielectric

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explain how polar molecules in a dielectric cause a change in capacitance

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electric fields exist between plates

polar molecules align with their positive side facing the negative plate

producing a counter electric field and therefore reduces the field between the plates

pd is reduced between the plates but the charge stays the same so the capacitance increase as C = Q/V

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what benefit does launching a satellite from the equator of Earth have compared to the North Pole, and why

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less fuel is required to send into orbit as the initial speed is greatest due to the Earth’s rotation

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how is velocity incorporated into faradays law

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F = N Δɸ/Δt = BLv

1 weber is = 1 volt second; because the unit of flux change per second (weber per second) is the same as the volt

the area swept out by the rod = Lv so the flux swept out per second is BLv

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what is molar mass equal to

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the mass of substance / number of moles

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