case study;

The misconception of an empty atom is taught by incorrect elementary-level science books and is based on the false picture of electrons as balls. In this view, the atom consists of electron balls whizzing around the atomic nucleus which is itself a ball. In this picture, the space between the electrons and the nucleus is therefore empty space. While this picture (the Bohr model) is simple to imagine, it was shown to be wrong almost a century ago. Electrons (as well as all particles) are partially particle-like and partially wave-like, depending on the situation. When bound in atoms in an undisturbed state, electrons act like waves. These waves are three-dimensional probability density waves that spread out to fill the entire atom. The electrons do not spread out uniformly, but rather follow specific distribution patterns called "orbitals". The shape of the orbitals underpin all chemical reactions. As an example of some orbitals, the single-electron density distribution is shown on the right for hydrogen in the first few lowest states. The lighter points indicate regions where the electron has a higher density. Note that each image represents a single electron. The different light spots and bands in a single image are all part of a single electron's wave state. Because bound electrons spread out into fuzzy density waves, there is no definite "edge" to an atom. The electron actually spreads out to fill all space, although far away from the atom it is thin enough to be negligible. Interestingly, electrons in the atom even spread out so as to overlap with the nucleus itself. This electron-nucleus overlap makes possible the effect of electron capture, where a proton in the nucleus can react with an electron and turn into a neutron. If atoms were mostly empty space, we could remove this space and shrink atoms. In reality, atoms do not contain any empty space. Rather, they are filled completely with spread-out electrons, making the shrinking of atoms impossible.

questions

1.describwe the introduction of finance concepts in the concepts of assets and liabilities

2.what information describe initial coat as the parameter to consider in the finance accounting for assets

3.describe how the subsequent costa may have an influence on the financeform the assets of PPE

4.analyse in full the specific details that align the initialmeasurement of the finance costs of PPE5

5.explain the revaluation model technique of accounting for the finance for the assets

6. what factors guide the depreciation amount in finance determination?

7.show and explain the finance parameters of elementsthat go hand in hand with the Depreciation period

8.explain the manner of the categorizations of the Depreciation method

9. analyze the relevance of the going concern of the Diminishing Balance Method

10.i need a well detailed analysis of the Annuity Method for depreciation and elaborate how it can achieve inefficiencies in finance