Based on conservation principles, determine if the following interaction is possible or not, and why. If...
Based on conservation principles, determine if the following
interaction is possible or not, and why.
If possible, determine what type of interaction it is: decay or
reaction, and if it is electromagnetic, strong, weak or there is
more than one possibility, indicate which.
If possible, draw the corresponding Feynman diagram
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leptons
can not decay by strong interaction. This is the decay of electron
and positron into four muons.
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1) determine the index of hydrogen deficiency (IHD) 2) draw the possible structures based on the...
1) determine the index of hydrogen deficiency (IHD)
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3) for each structure, indicate how many different kinds of
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4) determine the one structure that is consistent with the PMR
spectrum with regard to the different of
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3) for each structure, indicate how many different kinds of
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4) determine the one structure that is consistent with the PMR
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kinds of hydrogens, the relative numbers of each kind of
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