No homework, genuinely interesting problems, here are two of mine.
>Physics
Give a solid argument as to why atomic bonds can be approximated as springs between the two particles. (Hint: Van der waals force)
>Math
Let be a continuous map, prove that the radius of the closed ball which encloses is such that
>Chemistry
Give a solid excuse as to why you've messed up the titration so many times, jokes aside.
>Biology
The Polymerase Chain Reaction is a well known method to test the presence of viruses in a sample, could you in theory develop similar method to increase the replication rate of cancer cells?
Sorry if any seem uninteresting or trivial, post yours and see how they do.
>Physics
Give a solid argument as to why atomic bonds can be approximated as springs between the two particles. (Hint: Van der waals force)
>Math
Let be a continuous map, prove that the radius of the closed ball which encloses is such that
>Chemistry
Give a solid excuse as to why you've messed up the titration so many times, jokes aside.
>Biology
The Polymerase Chain Reaction is a well known method to test the presence of viruses in a sample, could you in theory develop similar method to increase the replication rate of cancer cells?
Sorry if any seem uninteresting or trivial, post yours and see how they do.
