H2O + CO2 ⇌ H2CO3 is stoichiometrically correct. Without the involvement of at least one water molecule on the right-hand side, the conversion of carbonic acid into water and carbon dioxide cannot actually be represented (would a carbonic acid molecule ever decompose itself and completely restructure itself in a vacuum?). Shouldn't the reaction equation therefore…
I have to analyze a piece by Vivaldi for a lecture on him and have chosen the third movement of The Summer of the Four Seasons. What intervals are these? Are they perfect, major, or minor? What do they mean? The first picture is from the 12th bar and the second from the 14th.
Hi, When I first reach the yellow-marked point, where do I have to repeat from? Bar 38 has double bars, from there? Or from 33, where I've already repeated there with the repeat sign in bar 36… and if that's the case, do I repeat from 33 again in the repeat at 36? Somehow, I'm…
Hello! ^w^ I'm currently doing something with lists in math. However, I only have a basic understanding of how to write them in Desmos. But, for example, How do I record the length of a list? How do I record the mean value, the sum of the elements, and the nth element? I have absolutely…
Hi, If I have a function that depends on only one variable, can I still write ∂F(x) / ∂x for the first derivative, or should I use dF(x) / dx? And does F'(x) always work, even if x is a vector and the function therefore accepts multiple variables? I'd appreciate it if someone could briefly…
A and B are entangled with each other and A and C are entangled with each other. B takes the state of C (after teleportation) Can anyone help me how to determine the bell state of B and C after teleporting the state from C to B? The Bell state (i.e., the entanglement) of A…
What is the best way to write choppy notes? If I write, say, a sixteenth note and then three sixteenth rests, it's very difficult to read. Now I know the option of simply writing a quarter note and putting a dot underneath. Are there other options and which one is the most readable for musicians?
How can I notate individual triplets meaningfully? Quantization is set to eighth-note triplet. The last note value is an eighth-note triplet earlier. The rest is "untriolet." How do I write something like this in a way that makes sense and is easy to play? What do I do with the break?
We have cadences with TSDT, and the top and bass are supposed to be in counter-motion, but the fundamental note on the bass is always supposed to be an octave lower? That sometimes doesn't work. How do you do it right?
How can you tell an off beat and a back beat just by looking at the notes?