Physics

The power dissipated in L is greater than zero

The power dissipated in R is zero

The sum of the power dissipated in L and C is equal to that in R

The sum of the power dissipated in L and C is greater than in R

The sum of the power dissipated in L and C is zero

kinetic energy of moving atoms

potential energy of an electron in an atom

transition of an electron from a higher energy level to a lower energy level

transition of an electron from a lower energy level to higher energy level

transition of excited protons in the nucleus.

Ammonium chloride

Copper (II) tetra Oxo sulphate (VI) solution

Manganese (IV) oxide

Tetraoxo sulphate (VI) acid

Water

9.766 × 10^-4

1.736 ×10^-3

1.953 ×10^-3

3.472 × 10^-3

3.906 x 10^-3

becomes zero

decreases

increases

is halved

remains the same