(a) Why does A form a strong 1:1 complex with carboxylic acids (RCOOH) in CHCl3 but not in water? 19 Answer parts of the question both (a) Outline the derivation of the following equation for the deflection angle as a function of the impact parameter and energy  for classical scattering of a b particle by a potential V(R): [1] (b) For classical scattering by a potential = where > 0 is a constant, use V(R) c/R2, c the equation in part (i) to derive expressions for the impact parameter dependence of: [END OF PAPER]
(a) Why does A form a strong 1:1 complex with carboxylic acids (RCOOH) in CHCl3 but not in water? 19 Answer both parts of the question (a) Outline the derivation of the following equation for the deflection angle as a function of the impact parameter b and energy  for classical scattering of a particle by a potential V(R): [1] (b) For classical scattering by a potential V(R) = c/R2, where c > 0 is a constant, use the equation in part (i) to derive expressions for the impact parameter dependence of: [END OF PAPER]
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