Write the answers to the following questions:
1. Justify or criticize “Although the isobars have same mass numbers their
masses are not exactly same".
2. Why are the weights in a weight box kept in a 5:2:2:1 ratio?
3. Why is an aeroplane unable to fly in vacuum?
4. From his experiments, how did Rutherford conclude that most of the space
inside an atom is empty?
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Although Isobars have the same emass number, their masses are not exactly the same.
Explanation:
(i) This is because the mass of a neutron is not exactly the same as that of a proton, a neutron is slightly heavier. There are mass spectrometers sensitive enough to measure a hundredth of a mass of the neutron.
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