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What characteristic of a star indicates whether a star is moving toward or away from the eart
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Ответ:
For example, if a star is moving toward us, its lines will be observed at shorter wavelengths, which is called "blueshifted". If the star is moving away from us, the lines will appear at longer wavelengths, which is called "redshifted".
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Ответ:
1) The absolute zero temperature is -272.74 °C
2) The absolute zero temperature is -269.91°C
Explanation:
1) The specific volume of air at the given temperatures are;
At -85°C, v = 1/(1.877) = 0.533 dm³/g, the pressure =
At 0°C, v = 1/1.294 ≈ 0.773 dm³/g
At 100°C, v = 1/0.946 ≈ 1.057 dm³/g
We therefore have;
v₁ = 0.533T₁ = 188.15 K
v₂ = 0.773T₂ = 273.15 K
v₃ = 1.057T₃ = 373.15 K
The slope of the graph formed by the above data is therefore given as follows;
m = (1.057 - 0.533)/(373.15 - 188.5) = 0.00284 dm³/K
The equation is therefor;
v - 0.533 = 0.00284×(T - 188.15)
v = 0.00284×T - 0.534 + 0.533 = 0.00284×T - 0.001167
v = 0.00284×T - 0.001167
Therefore, when the temperature, at absolute 0, we have;
v = 0
Which gives;
0 = 0.00284×T - 0.001167
0.00284×T = 0.001167
T = 0.001167/0.00284 ≈ 0.411 K
Which is 0.411 -273.15 ≈ -272.74 °C
The absolute zero temperature is -272.74 °C
2) The given volume of the gas = 20.00 dm³ at 0°C and 1.000 atm
The slope of the volume temperature graph at constant pressure = 0.0741 dm³/(°C)
The temperature is converted to Kelvin temperature, in order to apply Charles law as follows;
0°C = 0 + 273.15 K = 273.15 K
Therefore, the equation of the graph can be presented as follows;
v - 20.00 = 0.0741 × (T - 273.15)
Which gives;
v = 0.0741·T - 0.0741 ×(273.15) + 20
v = 0.0741·T - 20.2404125 + 20
v = 0.0741·T - 0.240415
Therefore at absolute 0, v = 0, we have;
0 = 0.0741·T - 0.240415
0.0741·T = 0.240415
T = 0.240415/0.0741 = 3.2445 K
The temperature in degrees is therefore;
3.2445 K - 273.15 ≈ -269.91°C
The absolute zero temperature is therefore, -269.91°C