According to Kepler's third law, the square of the period (time) of orbit divided by the cube of the radius of the rotation is equal to a... View Article
An imaginary line is defined as any geometric line that has only an abstract definition and does not materially exist. They used to identify... View Article
Trigonometry ratios are defined by representing the relationship between sides and angles of a right-angled triangle. Thus, the cosecant of an... View Article
We know that the inverse of a function f is denoted by f-1 and is read as f inverse. Also, we know that the domain of f will be the range of f-1.... View Article
In chemistry, ionization is a process where an atom or a molecule, that is electrically neutral, is converted into electrically charged atoms by... View Article
The point where the resultant magnetic field vector or intensity is zero is called neutral point or null point. This magnetic field is a set of... View Article
Silicone is non-toxic to humans and the environment. It has many great properties because of which it is used in various sectors such as... View Article
Silicon is an expensive element due to its high manufacturing cost. Silicon demands costly and complex primary processing facilities. It can be... View Article
In chemistry, a mole (mol) is the mass of a substance that includes elements, ions, atoms, etc., equivalent to number of atoms in 12 gram of... View Article
A covalent bond is formed when valence electrons are shared between two atoms, equally. They are also called molecular bonds. Sigma bond is... View Article
In chemistry, batteries are made up of electrical cells, that convert chemical energy to electrical energy. The three main parts of batteries are... View Article
To calculate the weight of an element in grams to moles, we should know the molar mass of an element. It can be calculated using the formula:... View Article
One pound mole is equal to approximately 453.6 Moles. 1 Lb-mol = 453.59 Mol One mole is defined as the amount of substance containing atoms,... View Article
Depending on the type of battery such as primary batteries and secondary batteries, the chemical base is used. Lithium-ion and nickel-cadmium... View Article
Hydrogen sulphide is a chemical compound in a gaseous state, that is colorless and has a smell of rotten eggs. It can be smelled at low... View Article
The branch of physics that deals with behaviour of matter and light on the atomic and subatomic levels, is called quantum mechanics. The... View Article
In chemistry, the shielding effect is a state where an electron shields itself from the nucleus. The electrons present in the atom does not get... View Article
Pure metals are those metals that are not mixed with other metals and are made of only one kind of element. These metals are usually 99% pure.... View Article
The fifth element of the periodic table is Boron with atomic number 5. The symbol of boron is 5. The atomic mass is 10.81 AMU g/mol. Learn more... View Article
The five most common elements in the milky way galaxy are hydrogen, helium, oxygen, carbon and neon. The abundant elements in the Earth’s crust... View Article
