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In summary, "Wat" is a noun that refers to a Buddhist temple or monastery in Southeast Asia, while "the" is a definite article used to specify a noun or noun phrase. The word "Wat" is pronounced like "watt" with a short "a" sound, while "the" is pronounced like "thuh" with a short "e" sound. These two words are not interchangeable in a sentence and have different meanings. However, they can be used together in a sentence, with "Wat" as a noun and "the" as a definite article before the noun. The word "Wat" originated from the Pali word "vāṭa" and "the" originated from the Old English
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wat is the difference b/w the following
orbit,orbital,shell,subshell?
zeotropic n azeotropic solutions?
 
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tell me anyone...
 
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You think it will be easier to ask for answers here than to google the terms yourself and figure it out?
 
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Nice website guys..you ask for help and you people don't want to bother except wonder why we are here..chemistree..we are here for help..not to be pushed away.
 
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The terms orbit, orbital, shell, and subshell are all related to the arrangement of electrons in an atom. An orbit refers to the path that an electron takes around the nucleus of an atom. An orbital is a region of space around the nucleus where an electron is likely to be found. A shell is a group of orbitals that have similar energy levels, and a subshell is a group of orbitals within a shell that have similar shapes.

The difference between zeotropic and azeotropic solutions lies in their behavior when heated or cooled. Azeotropic solutions have a constant boiling point and cannot be separated by distillation, while zeotropic solutions have varying boiling points and can be separated by distillation. This difference is due to the presence of a maximum or minimum boiling point in azeotropic solutions, which is not present in zeotropic solutions. Additionally, azeotropic solutions have a constant composition, while zeotropic solutions can have varying compositions. These differences make zeotropic and azeotropic solutions useful for different purposes in various industries.
 

FAQ: Wat is the difference b/w the

What is the difference between "Wat" and "the"?

The word "Wat" is a noun that refers to a Buddhist temple or monastery in Southeast Asia. "The" is a definite article used to specify a noun or noun phrase.

How do you pronounce "Wat" and "the"?

The word "Wat" is pronounced like "watt" with a short "a" sound. "The" is pronounced like "thuh" with a short "e" sound.

Are "Wat" and "the" interchangeable?

No, "Wat" and "the" have different meanings and cannot be used interchangeably in a sentence.

Can "Wat" and "the" be used together in a sentence?

Yes, "Wat" can be used as a noun in a sentence and "the" can be used as a definite article before the noun. For example, "We visited the Wat on our trip to Thailand."

What is the origin of "Wat" and "the"?

The word "Wat" originated from the Pali word "vāṭa" which means "enclosure". "The" originated from the Old English word "se" which later evolved into "the" in Middle English.

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