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Why does iodine have a much lower melting point than sodium iodide? Why does iodine have a much lower melting point than sodium iodide? Solution Iodine occurs in a solid form and it is comprised of molecular bonds. In case of NaI, it is comprised of corresponding ionic bonds. The lattice structure is formed in 1:1 ratio that means that for each Na + there exists I - Hence the interaction will be stronger and in order to melt the crystal structure of NaI, all the ionic bonds need to be broken which results in high energy consumption. Therefore, NaI has a higher melting point than Iodine. .
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Richardson, Sloan, Soliman, and Tuna find empirical evidence that suggests that accruals are related to earnings persistence. In addition, the less reliable the accruals, the lower the earnings persistence. Furthermore, they find that the market does not fully price the less reliable accruals.
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2)Debit the receiver, credit the giver.
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E.Pluto is not a planet, rather it is a moon of Neptune that got ejected
Solution
initially pluto was considered planet but then it was discovered that is mass and size is very small so it was then not considered planet so considered as dwarf planet because of its smaller mass and size.
so correct option is C.
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Why is it important to use multiple performance measurements when eval.docx
Why is it important to use multiple performance measurements when evaluating the successful operation of responsibility centers?
Solution
Profit is not the only measurement of performance of any enterprise or responsibility centres within an enterprise. There can be many financial and non-financial parameters for the purpose. Financial pameters could be Revenue , Turnover , Contribution Margin , Liquidity etc. Non-finanacial parameters could be Innovations, employee satisfaction , customer satisfaction , corporate social responsibility , corporate governance etc. Only when a performance evaluation takes into account all these parameters , the evaluation is comprehensive and useful.
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Why does the absorption spectrum of as semiconductor have a sharp-stee.docx
Why does the absorption spectrum of as semiconductor have a sharp/steep region in the middle and two flat regions on either side? For emission spectrum, why is the emission peak typically sharp (narrow)?
Solution
molecules absorb light to different excited states. Emission comes from the lowest of these states, called the S1 state. When a molecule is excited to a higher state it often ends up in this lowest excited state S1 and then emits radiation. In this case the excitation spectrum is the same as the absorption spectrum. However from a higher excited state a molecule does not have to go to the lowest excited state. It can directly go to the ground state for instance. Then it does not emit radiation. In this case the excitation spectrum only has the lowest energy absoption features.
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why is it important to understand culturesSolutionIt important to unde.docx
why is it important to understand cultures
Solution
It important to understand culture so then you can pass down traditions , know about your close friends, you, and your family tree. As well as to know how to respect and appreciate others at what they do .
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There are many reasons why understanding different cultures is very important. A reason may be so that you can analyze things from a different point of view, outside you \"box\". Another reason is so that you can better understand why some people act the way they do and why they make certain decision because I think that the way someone gets brought up plays an important role in that. Some other reason is to respect other cultures and just enrich yourself with learning about new traditions etc..
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Why is goal setting important- What are three benefits- What are three.docx
Why is goal setting important? What are three benefits?
What are three key behaviors (characteristics) for effective goal setting?
What are goal statements?
What is
Solution
Why is goal setting important? What are three benefits : A jounney is futile if no destination is set in advance. The 3 benefits of goal setting are : clear direction , helps in planning and optimum utilization of resources. What are three key behaviors (characteristics) for effective goal setting? : They are derived from the mission and vision statement of a person or organization , they are long term and they are cherished by the goal setter. What are goal statements? : These are the statements that define the goals of a person or an organization. What is
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Why is frequency reuse of 1 possible and what is the number of users per carrier it allows?
Solution
In a low loaded network, the scheduler in each cell has an easy life as the amount of UE(user equipment)\'s simultaneous active is little. But LTE(Long Term Evolution) can prove its superior Frequency Domain Scheduling algorithm\'s (which are eNB Vendor specific) when the network gets loaded and RSRQ gets below -12 dB ... - 16 dB due to high interCell Interference from neighbor cells when looking at a particular serving cell. The Scheduler on its own can schedule the UE\'s in its own cell according to his scheduling algorithm and/or takes InterCell Interference Co-ordination signaling via X2-interface into account and be restricted to schedule cdertain Resource Blocks so that cell edge users are less interfered. This of course can be considered as a soft-reuse which enforces an re-use > 1.
No. of users >1
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why EI can not be used in determining protein primary structures?
Solution
EI is considered a hard (high fragmentation) ionization method, since it uses high energetic electrons
to produce ions. This leads to extensive fragmentation, which can be helpful for structure determination of unknown
compounds. EI is the most useful for organic compounds which have a molecular weight below 600.
EI is useful for mass range <1000 Da, But Fragmentation of proteins in the 13000 to 29000Da mass range
observed.
Therefore, EI can not be used in determining protein primary structures
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Why is anion suppression necessary in ion chromatography?
Solution
Anion suppression is mandatory in ion chromatography, particularly in anion exchange chromatography. In suppressed ion chromatography, the sample is introduced and flows along with an eluent to the ion exchange column where separation occurs. After the separation, the mixture of ions in the eluent is introduced to a suppressor which exchanges the eluent and counter ions with suppressor derived ions. This exchange of the eluent has two practical advantages:
(i) The background conductivity of the eluent is reduced; this enhances the conductivity of the sample ions for easy detection by a conductivity detector.
(ii) The baseline noise is reduced; this increases the signal to noise ratio and thus, the sensitivity of the instrument.
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why does an atoms electronegativity decrease down a column in the peri.docx
why does an atoms electronegativity decrease down a column in the period table but increases across the row in the periodic table?
Solution
The electronegativity decreases down the group because the bonding pair is far away from the nucleus because of addition of extra shells. This also leads to the pure shieling because the second period element will only be shielded 1s2 electrons whereas higher period elements will be shielded by 1s2 2s2 2p6 electrons. Hence the electronegativity decreases down the group
When we go from left to right in a period, the distance of presence of electrons remain the same, since we are in same shell but the charge on nucleus (increases due to increase in atomic number), the increase charge lead to attraction of electrons pair tightly making it more electronegative in nature
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Why do soluble impurities lower Tf of a solvent- Will insoluble impuri.docx
Why do soluble impurities lower Tf of a solvent? Will insoluble impurities lower Tf of a solvent?
Solution
T f stands for depression in freezing point. That is a decrease in the freezing point. A pure compound will have a unique freezing point at standard conditions. there will be some forces of attractions between the molecules of compound that held it together.(For example, crystalline solids will have well arreanged repearting unit cells and they are held together by some attraction forces. When some impurity is added to the crystalline solid, the arrangement of unit cells will be disturbed and hence the forces decreases. So, less energy will be sufficient to melt the solid). similarly, for any substance a large decrease inT f value is observed as the soluble impurity increases.
whereas, when insoluble impurities are present, they interact with the componud very less and hence only a slight decrease is observed in T f value.
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Why does this kind of error happen- It is something about makefile- an.docx
Why does this kind of error happen?
It is something about makefile, and it says I have two main function, why is it?
Solution
Error:
For creation of executable c- files, main funciton is the entry of the program execution.
If more than one main funciton causes this kind of error while creating a make file.
Error correction:
First make sure that no two main files are exist within the project .
Then make sure which c-file contains main function that starts and use the remaining c-files.
If countplus.c is main file that contains main function, then open sumnum.c and check if main function is exists .
then remove the main function from sumnum.c and save it.
If sumnum.c is main file that contains main function, then open countplus.c and check if main function is exists .
then remove the main function from countplus.c and save it.
and now create a make file.
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Why do you think today-'s computer systems are so vulnerable-Solutiono.docx
Why do you think today\'s computer systems are so vulnerable?
Solution
our systems are so vunerable beacuase of many reasons
i)security:
as system are some what security
but it gives a chance to intruders to get into
it and overide the security controls
ii)technology:
new technology is introducing day by day
we application gives a chance of loopholes .the
scientist should be updated under these isssues
iii)limited resources:
developers having less
resources to pay on product development.and
those resources are having more competetion
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Why does one firm in the same industry have a high ROE- one firm has a.docx
Why does one firm in the same industry have a high ROE, one firm has a low ROE, and what could be done to improve the lower performing firm based on ROE?
Solution
This ratio indicates how profitable a company is by comparing its net income to its average shareholders\' equity. The return on equity ratio (ROE) measures how much the shareholders earned for their investment in the company. The higher the ratio percentage, the more efficient management is in utilizing its equity base and the better return is to investors.
(1) causes of lower ROE are: low use of financial leverage, high degree of operating leverage, lower degree of profits, poor working capital turnover and fixed assets turnover, poor management of liquidity and high degree of taxes
A company can improve its return on equity in a number of ways,
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Why do you think Starbucks has been so concerned with social responsib.docx
Why do you think Starbucks has been so concerned with social responsibility in its overall corporate strategy?
Solution
Starbucks is concerned with social responsibility because of the following reasons:
1. Avoid negative impact: CSR activities help in removing negative impact from the company. If they do CSR activities, it will improve the brand image and the customer will think that they are indirectly contributing towards the welfare of the society by buying products from Starbucks.
2.To uphold reputation: CSR activities help in upholding reputation of the organization and improving brand image.
3. To satisfy stakeholders: Starbucks uses various resources from the environment and various other stakeholders like suppliers, government, communities, customers etc and to satisfy them, they conduct CSR activities to promote health awareness, education and livelihood.
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Why do high levels of accruals appear to be mispriced-SolutionRichards.docx
Why do high levels of accruals appear to be mispriced?
Solution
Richardson, Sloan, Soliman, and Tuna find empirical evidence that suggests that accruals are related to earnings persistence. In addition, the less reliable the accruals, the lower the earnings persistence. Furthermore, they find that the market does not fully price the less reliable accruals.
Future stock returns appear to be negatively related to accruals, and the negative relation is stronger for less reliable accruals. Liu and Qi provide evidence that the potential mispricing of accruals is substantial.
There are a number of possible reasons for the mispricing. Na
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why do assest accounts have a normal balance which is debit and liabil.docx
why do assest accounts have a normal balance which is debit and liabilites and stockholders equity have a normal balance which is credit?
Solution
It is because of the three golden rules set by the accounting principles:-
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1)Debit what comes in , credit what goes out.
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2)Debit the receiver, credit the giver.
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3)Debit all expenses and losses, credit all incomes and gains.
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When we purchase an asset it comes in our business- so we debit asset. So assets have a debit balance.
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When we receive money from shareholders or loan from third party we credit them because we know -credit the giver.So. Liability and shareholder equity have a credit balance.
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- 1. Why does iodine have a much lower melting point than sodium iodide? Why does iodine have a much lower melting point than sodium iodide? Solution Iodine occurs in a solid form and it is comprised of molecular bonds. In case of NaI, it is comprised of corresponding ionic bonds. The lattice structure is formed in 1:1 ratio that means that for each Na + there exists I - Hence the interaction will be stronger and in order to melt the crystal structure of NaI, all the ionic bonds need to be broken which results in high energy consumption. Therefore, NaI has a higher melting point than Iodine.