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center of gravity of a water molecule

a water molecule with one oxigen atom and two hydrogen atoms bound to it at a distance of 0.100 nm each, and the angle betwing the two bonds is 53 degrees each, the oxigen molecule is 16 times the mass of a hydrogen atom, using the cordinate axes of y,x and the oxigen molecule is at 0 of x,y axes, what is the center of gravity of the molecule?.

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0 Views: 1615 Answers: 3 Posted: 13 years ago

IntelligentDonkey

Do your own homework.

Commented 13 years ago

Ducky

Yeah!!!

Commented 10 years ago

country bumpkin

Yeah! We don't get paid to think this hard!

Commented 10 years ago

Ducky

LOL!!

Commented 10 years ago

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Ducky

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Answered....let's move on.

9 years ago. Rating: 5
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jhharlan

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What is a BETWING?

9 years ago. Rating: 4
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ROMOS

C'mon............betwingst & betwing?

commented 9 years ago

Ducky

No, no ROMOS. Jh, it's like a bat wing only female!

commented 9 years ago

robertgrist

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It seems to me you are asking for the answer, 90 degrees down in a gravitational environment. The physical environment of molecules in theoretical physics, lacks the majestic excellence of all those interactions in the real world.