State an explanation for the reasons that dimensional quantities (i.e. Planck's constant) are not able to be arguments of some given functions like the eh. Planck's constant has units [kg][m]? h: [s]
State an explanation for the reasons that dimensional quantities (i.e. Planck's constant) are not able to be arguments of some given functions like the eh. Planck's constant has units [kg][m]? h: [s]
Chemistry
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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations
Section: Chapter Questions
Problem 104AE
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