Energy, Radioactivity, and pH
This page covers a diverse range of topics, including energy transformations, radioactivity, and pH, which are crucial for the Tableau formule Physique Chimie.
The relationship between kinetic energy change and work is expressed as:
ECB - ECA = W
Where ECB and ECA are final and initial kinetic energies, and W is work done.
Highlight: This formula is a key application of the théorème de l'énergie cinétique formule.
Radioactive decay is described by the equation:
A = A₀e^−λt
Where A is activity at time t, A₀ is initial activity, and λ is the decay constant.
The page also covers pH calculations:
pH = -logH3O+
H3O+ = 10^−pH
Vocabulary: H3O+ represents the concentration of hydronium ions in mol/L.
Nuclear reactions for alpha and beta decay are presented, along with the concept of acid-base equilibrium, which is essential for understanding transformation d'une forme d'énergie en une autre in chemical systems.