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Ritesh replied | 2 days ago

Ionisation potential is the energy needed to remove an electron from an atom, while electron affinity is the energy released when an electron is added to an atom. Think of it like a tug-of-war: ionisation potential is like pulling an electron away, and electron affinity is like the atom welcoming an electron with open arms 🙏. Want more details?

Anshika jalhotra replied | 1 day ago

Electron affinity can reflect to the ability of an atom to gain electrons, the smaller the first electron affinity the easier an atom gains electrons, the greater the electron affinity the weaker is the ability of an atom to gain electrons. The ionization energy shows the ability of an atom to lose its electrons

Amit Kulkarni replied | 4 days ago

Parents often reject online tuition due to concerns over high screen time, student distraction, and limited social interaction. Key factors include reduced concentration levels, lack of personalized attention, and technical issues (internet/software) that disrupt learning. Many parents also prefer face-to-face interaction for better emotional connection and discipline

Jimi Patel replied | 1 day ago

Because generally all the students are not same .& Also all the families are not same in Many cases.if anyone student have personal phone And his/her friend has not personal phone so that child obstinate her/his parents to buy a new phone for his/her .

And another case : all the students are not used phn for study. Show something which are not to good .

Lakshaya Kansal replied | 23 Mar

Gravity can't be quantised as we realised that it can be a wave so yes universe can be probabilistic as per Quantum theories. Einstein also assumed the same

Rajesh kumar N replied | 23 Mar

Gravity is most likely quantized, but a minority serious proposal says it stays classical with random coupling to quantum matter.Either way, the universe remains fundamentally probabilistic because quantum mechanics already introduces intrinsic randomness