Electrolysis is the process in which the cleavage of bonds takes place due to the action of electricity.  Here electrolysis in an aqueous... View Article
The products of electrolysis in an aqueous solution of AgNO3 with silver electrodes. The reaction taking place in the electrodes is given below... View Article
Products of electrolysis mostly depend on the redox potentials of the ions present in the electrolyte. The products of electrolysis for the same... View Article
Electrolysis reactions in aqueous solutions involves one of the redox reactions- At Cathode: Reduction of i) cations to neutral atom and ii)... View Article
Electrolysis is the breaking of chemical bonds in compounds to produce elemental substances. The process involves passing electric current at... View Article
Based on Max Plank's postulates of electromagnetic radiation, Plank explained the black body radiations. ✔ Matter can either absorb or release... View Article
Max Plank's postulates of electromagnetic radiation are the following. i)Radiation is non-continuous and made up of small discreet units of... View Article
Electromagnetic radiations energy varies from low (microwave) to high (ionizing radiations). When a body (matter) receives energy, either by... View Article
The ultraviolet catastrophe or Rayleigh-Jeans catastrophe came into existence in the early 20th century. According tho this class physics... View Article
In the Newtonian era of nineteenth century, an electromagnetic radiation is believed to be exclusively a waveform, as it has no mass. Reflection,... View Article
A conducting rod of length ‘l’ is moving smoothly on the parallel rails of a π shaped conductor with a constant velocity (v). As an ext-agency is... View Article
Whenever a conducting rod is moving in a magnetic field, either showing translator motion (or) rotatory motions as a result a P.D is established... View Article
Last element with 11 protons (atomic number) is present in the seventh period and eighteenth group. The given element is two protons less and so,... View Article