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Physical chemists tell us that a typical chemical bond has a force constant in the range of k = 500 Nm. Assume that we have a spring with the same force constant, and that a 1.0…

Physical chemists tell us that a typical chemical bond has a force constant in the range of k = 500 Nm. Assume that we have a spring with the same force constant, and that a 1.0…
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Physical chemists tell us that a typical chemical bond has a force constant in the range of k = 500 Nm. Assume that we have a spring with the same force constant, and that a 1.00 pound weight is attached. How far will the spring stretch? (Hint: need to introduce acceleration due to gravity and balance downward and upward forces)

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Spring Stretch = 0.008896

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