Results for: Planarity
In Geometry

What is planar?

  When we use the term planar, we're talking about two dimensions. We could also be designating a plane or flat, 2-dimensional construct. Planar figures are ones drawn in … (MORE)
In Science

What is a planar projection?

A planar projection is one wherein the points from a  three-dimensional object are mapped on a two dimensional surface.  One example is seen when a map of the world is proje… (MORE)
In Hemispheres

What is planar projection?

It is one of several methods to draw a 3D object (like a globe) on a 2D surface (like a piece of paper).    See related links.
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In Science

What is planar motion?

Planar motion is the result of vectors summing to zero. In the case of force vectors it is the equilibrium condition: 0 = f1 + f2 + f3 + ..fn. Whenever the sum of the vectors … (MORE)
In Science

What is a planar surface?

In mathematics, a plane is any flat, two-dimensional surface. A planar surface means that the surface of a material is straight in two dimensions, an example would be a perf… (MORE)
In Uncategorized

What is a planar break?

Fault (geology) : when rock on one side has moved with respect to the right side  Faults are like planar breaks in blocks of crust. Therefore, planar breaks are when one pie… (MORE)
In Elements and Compounds

Is AlCl3 a trigonal planar?

It depends on the phase and the temperature Solid AlCl3 has each aluminium is 6 coordinate, surrounded by 6 chlorine atoms in an octahedral formation. The best description h… (MORE)
In Chemistry

Why benzene molecule is planar?

It is planer because all carbons are sp2 hybridised and a sp2 hybrid carbon forms planar 4 atom sytem (methanal - H2C=O is the perfect example).
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In Uncategorized

Is C6H12 planar?

C6H12 is a tetahedral since c will be your central atom and your atom would have four bonds not three
In Uncategorized

What is planar defect?

A Planar Defect is a defect that occurs in crystalline structure of  a material either naturally or due to the influence of some outside  source, and can result in weakness … (MORE)