The Periodic Table's s-block components are those of which the last electron reaches the outermost s-orbital. The elements in Group 1 of the... View Article
Joseph John ('J.J.') Thomson carried out experiments with beams of negative particles in Britain, leading to his conclusion in 1897 that they... View Article
Exceptionally strong and elastic, nylon fibres are thicker than polyester fibres. The fibres have exceptional strength, resistance to abrasion,... View Article
A tertiary carbocation is more stable within the carbocations than a secondary one that is more stable than a primary one in exchange. So the... View Article
The smallest unit of matter that retains all of an element's chemical properties is an atom. The fundamental unit of all matter is the atom. The... View Article
A current in the wire would be caused if a coil of wire is put in a shifting magnetic field. Therefore a shifting magnetic field in a coil of... View Article
In the periodic table, f-block chemical elements such as Cerium, Gadolinium, and Lutetium contain one 5D orbital electron with atomic numbers 58,... View Article
Semiconductors are an integral component of electronic devices that allow developments in communications, computing, healthcare, transport,... View Article
The lanthanide sequence contains elements 58 to 71 that eventually fill their 4f sub-level. The actinides are elements 89 to 103 and gradually... View Article
There are two kinds of forces, combat forces, and non-contact forces, essentially. Other examples of force are gravity forces, electric forces,... View Article
The purest source of water is called rain water. During vaporisation by the sun, impurities and salts found in water on earth are left behind.... View Article
The strain unit is dimensionless. It is the ratio between the length shift and the initial length, so it is unitless. Strain is the ratio of the... View Article
As electrons are moved from atoms of one element to atoms of another element, electrovalent bonds are formed, creating positive and negative... View Article
The electromeric effect is a transient effect, and the molecule returns to its original location as long as the attacking reagent is active, as... View Article
If a light beam travels through a colloid, the Tyndall effect is the scattering of light. The particles of the individual suspension disperse and... View Article
Velocity of the body changes continuously in uniform circular motion. It is continually shifting its direction when an object travels around a... View Article
A shell is formed by orbitals which have the same value as the principal quantum number n. Inside a shell, orbitals are broken into subshells of... View Article
In most organic compounds, typically, all bonds between atoms contain one sigma bond each. If it is a single bond, so only the sigma bond is... View Article
Respiration is another exothermic reaction and energy is released by this reaction. Heat, though is typically transmitted as heat energy, so... View Article
The revolving motion entails the actual rotation of a certain object that spins on its own axis. It implies that the direction in which the... View Article
