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Gravity is too weak to affect chemical reactions much, seeing as chemical reactions involve the rearranging of tiny atoms. Also, the nuclear forces don't play a role in chemical reactions. If a nuclear force becomes involved, then you are dealing with anuclearreaction and not achemicalreaction. Every facet of chemistry is the result of one force: the electromagnetic force. However, because of the quantum wave nature of particles, this force can take on many forms. In a strict sense, every manifestation of the electromagnetic force is unique, as it depends crucially on the arrangement of atoms, the state of their electrons, their temperature, etc. To foster better understanding, however, chemists place the different forms of the electromagnetic force into broad classes:

• Covalent bonds: the binding electromagnetic force that arises between atoms when they closely share electrons in an approximately equal way.
• Metallic bonds: the binding electromagnetic force that arises between atoms and the delocalized conduction electrons of the metal.
• Ionic bonds: the binding electromagnetic force that arises between atoms that are ionized oppositely (one atom has a net negative charge and the other has a net positive charge).
• Ion-dipole bonds: the binding electromagnetic force that arises between molecules due to a permanent or induced electric dipole being attracted to an atom with a net electric charge.
• Dipole-dipole bonds: the binding electromagnetic force that arises between molecules due to their permanent electric dipoles.
• Hydrogen bonds: a special case of the dipole-dipole bond when hydrogen is involved, making the bond unusually strong.

questions

1.enumerate the long term objectives of the Continuous Probability Distribution (use of normal distribution) in cost accounting precisely based on the estimated mean and standard deviation

2.what are the relevant strategic revolutions of the risk assessment and the potential loss in cost accounting

3.projetc the interrelationship of the technical risk to the conception of the management risk in cost accounting and the driving factors

4.what are the guidelinesto observe in the cost accounting criteria of Determining the Risk Likelihood Level

5.explain in a detailed form the next step after the preliminarystage of Identifying the Risk's Impact for the auditors of the cost accounts

6.impact the security event thatbe authorized to make e improper modification for cost accounting

7.what is the degree of the vulnerability of the irreparable change analyzed by the addressing risks, of many organizationsfor the cost accounts

8. what are the differing alternativesof the relevant costs in cost accounting?

9.come up with a detailed explanation of the first two rules of the relevant costs

10. Demonstrate your understanding of the decision rules that determine the choice of indifference about making profits