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Asteroid 12034 is an asteroid that orbits the Sun. On January 9, 1938, Hendrik Van Kitt discovered the planet in Johannesburg.
The absolute magnitude of this asteroid is equal.
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Pure matter generally refers to solid and pure liquid matter (i.e., non-solution).
Because they do not have the concept of concentration when participating in the reaction like gases and solutions, they can be regarded as a concentration of 1, that is, they can be left unwritten.
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First of all, light is a substance, and the answer is yes, light is a substance. Light is made up of a type of particle, and that particle is the photon. The photon is strange, it cannot be stationary, and the rest mass of the photon is zero, that is, the photon can only move at the speed of light, and it cannot stop at all.
Light is made up of light particles, which embodies the particle nature of light. At the same time, the propagation of light is also a wave. Light has interference and diffraction, which means that it is a wave, because interference and diffraction are unique properties of waves!
Therefore, photons have a particle side, and this particle also has a wave side when propagating, so light has wave-particle duality! In fact, with the exception of photons, all particles have the characteristics of wave-particle duality.
There are three main types of light sources.
The first category is the light produced by the thermal effect. Sunlight is a good example because the surroundings are cooler than the sun, and in order to achieve thermal equilibrium, the sun releases energy in the form of electromagnetic waves until the surrounding temperature is the same as it.
The second type is atomic transition luminescence. The fluorescent substance coated on the inner wall of the fluorescent lamp tube is excited by the energy of electromagnetic waves to produce light. In addition, the principle of neon is the same. Atomic luminescence has its own characteristic spectral lines. Scientists often use this principle to identify elemental species.
The third type is the light produced when the charged particles inside the substance are moving at an accelerated pace. For example, synchrotrons emit synchrotron light that carries a lot of energy. In addition, the pale blue shimmer (Cherenkov radiation) emitted by atomic furnaces (nuclear reactors) also falls into this category.
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In Lange's view, the dancer's body, the space of the stage, the accompaniment of the dancer, the lighting of the lights, the set, the costumes, the props, etc., are all the material materials of dance. "Material materials" precede the "creative" activity of the dancer, who creates the "dance" in his servitude.
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P(C6H5)3 triphenylphosphine.
It is often used in organic reactions.
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Triphenylphosphine. Important catalysts.
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Properties: Sulfone wind. A general term for compounds formed by combining sulfuric acid groups with hydrocarbon groups.
The general formula is r—so2—r'。The two hydrocarbon groups are either identical or not identical. For example, dimethyl sulfone CH3·SO2·CH3, phenylsulfone C5H6·SO2C2H5, etc.
It is generally a colorless and odorless stable solid. Low-carbon hydrocarbons derived from soluble in water. Some have a sedative and hypnotic effect, but *** large.
Some can be leprosy, such as phenylprosulfone, dapsone, etc. Sulfone can be oxidized from sulfide with excess hydrogen peroxide or with concentrated nitric acid.
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Sulfone (1).
Sulfone fēng2) is a class of organic compounds characterized by sulfonyl groups and usually linked to two carbon atoms with the help of sulfur (e.g., with two hydrocarbon groups or a simple divalent group), generally crystalline stable compounds, which can be prepared by oxidation of organic sulfides or other methods.
sulfone;sulphone]
Sulfone (砜) fēng
Organic compounds formed by the combination of sulfuryl groups and hydrocarbon groups or aromatic groups: dimethyl. Dambene .
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Matter is an objective reality that does not depend on consciousness but can be reflected by human consciousness. The essence of the world is material, and consciousness is material and the product of the high development of matter. Motion is the fundamental property of matter, and time and space are the forms of existence of matter in motion.
All images of nature and society are forms of existence of matter in motion. The concept of matter in Marxist philosophy is the highest summary of the fundamental characteristics of all phenomena in the world (natural and social), and therefore it cannot be confused with the doctrine of the structure of matter in the natural sciences. The world is unified in matter.
The only property of matter is objective reality. The material world can reflect people's feelings and consciousness, but it is not exhaustive. The concept of matter is the Kissi of materialist philosophy.
Since the beginning of the 20th century, the new understanding of the properties, structure, and form of matter in the natural sciences has continuously confirmed and enriched the material category of dialectical materialism.
Substances can be divided into four categories: solids, liquids, gases, and plasmas.
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Matter In philosophy, matter refers to the objective existence of everything, including consciousness itself, which is also an objective existence.
The difficulty in understanding lies in the objective existence of consciousness.
The objective existence of consciousness lies in the fact that consciousness arises first and foremost due to the physiological mechanism of the brain itself.
Without the physiological mechanisms of the brain, there would be no conscious existence.
Another factor that produces consciousness is the reflection of the object: simply with the eyes"Look"To the object, you can use the ear"Listen"To the object, you can do it by hand"Touch"Complex objects such as history, culture, mentality, etc., can only be thought about with the brain"reflect"objects.
Therefore, it can be simply defined as: consciousness = brain physiological mechanism + the physiological mechanism of the brain that reflects the object is material, and the object reflected is material, so consciousness is also material.
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Matter is something that exists in the world or the universe, an object made of atoms or molecules.
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Matter is a thing that has mass.
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I didn't post any subjects, you should have asked chemistry. How to judge the standard of the same substance:
1. The constituent elements are the same.
2. The atomic structure is the same, such as the three states of water.
The way it is expressed is not the same.
But it is the same substance In organic chemistry, some substances have the same molecular formula, but the structure is different, they are not the same substance, and in inorganic chemistry, the molecular formula of the substance is the same, and it is generally the same substance. I don't know if you learned this place.
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I guess so.
Narrow definition: matter is the physical object, field and other objective things that constitute all things in the universe;
It is a form of aggregation of energy.
For example, air and water, food and cotton cloth, coal and oil, steel, copper, aluminum, synthetic fibers, plastics, as well as various energy waves (such as light and heat) and fields (electricity, magnetism, gravity), and even higher forms, such as people and their groups, nations, countries, etc., are all substances. In short, in the world, all the objective beings around us are material.
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Matter is an objective reality that exists objectively, is not subject to human will, and can be reflected by human consciousness, and objective reality is the only attribute of matter. The true unity of nature lies in its materiality, the world is material, matter determines consciousness, matter is motion, and movement is regular.
It will be very bitter, but I am willing to fight to the end for the people I love.
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