The prokaryotic cell envelope consists of a three-layered structure - the outermost glycocalyx, followed by a cell wall and then the plasma membrane.... View Article
The phenomenon of vibration or periodic motion of physical systems is common to our daily lives. Almost every object, large or small, possesses... View Article
NMR is also called Nuclear Magnetic Resonance. It's a physical phenomenon. When external magnetic field in applied magnetic nuclei absorb as we... View Article
Non renewable as the word itself states that it's simply a depleting source as we go on utilizing. The fossil fuels are formed from plants and... View Article
Answer: The resistance that's shown by the object to change it is rotation is called the moment of inertia denoted by symbol I. The moment of... View Article
The Magnetic quantum number refers to the different orientations are called as orbitals. It is denoted by m. The number of orbitals in a... View Article
The fundamental principles of thermodynamics were originally expressed in three laws. When a given object or body A is in thermal equilibrium... View Article
Force and motion are interconnected. Here is a detailed explanation of both the terms with example. A force is pushing or pulling action that... View Article
The most common type of force is force due to gravity. All of us experience it in day to day life. When as a boy, Sir Isaac Newton wondered why... View Article
The phenomenon of photoelectric effect was discovered by Heinrich Hertz in 1887 and then it was extensively studied by several scientists like... View Article
Some of the experiments are as follows : Electricity is a form of energy, associated with electric charge and atomic particles such as electrons... View Article
Force is a term assigned to mechanical interaction between bodies. A force can affect both the motion as well as the deformation of the body on... View Article
It has been noted that external force applied to a body in equilibrium is reacted by internal forces set up within the material. If, therefore, a... View Article
Conversion Factor for Mass (gram to kg): Everything that can be measured has some units may it be weight, length, time etc. also, there is not... View Article
Thus. we find that the energy is not destroyed at any stage as well as the energy is. not created at any stage. It only changes the form at... View Article
The Centre of the mass of a body or system of a particle is defined as, a point at which the whole of the mass of the body or all the masses of a... View Article
This theorem is a consequence of the principle of conservation of energy, applied to ideal liquids in motion. As per the theorem statement that... View Article
Azimuthal Quantum Number is a type of quantum number defined for an. atomic orbital which determines its orbital angular momentum as well as... View Article
Magnifying Glass: A medium bounded by two spherical refracting surfaces is referred to a a spherical lens. If the thickness of such a lens is... View Article
Correct option : (d) All of the above All of the above pairs are structurally the same and have similar evolutionary relations. A homologous... View Article
