Are Alcohols Soluble In Water
Alcohols are slightly or relatively soluble in water. Generally, alcohols tend to form hydrogen bonds with water due to the... View Article
Alcohols are slightly or relatively soluble in water. Generally, alcohols tend to form hydrogen bonds with water due to the... View Article
Yes, rubber is a polymer. It is an example of an elastomer type polymer and has the ability to return... View Article
Yes, we can say that Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) is an amphoteric substance. What is an amphoteric substance? Well, it is... View Article
Chelating ligand is a ligand which is mostly attached to a central metal ion by bonds that are from two... View Article
Yes, fog is a colloid. Now if we recall the definition of a colloid “it is any substance in which... View Article
In a board and simple term we can say that it is a phase change where there is a change... View Article
Before we look at the examples of DC current let us quickly recall the definition of Direct Current. DC is... View Article
The pH level of milk is around 6.5 to 6.7 and since it falls below the neutral pH of 7.0... View Article
There are various methods to prevent corrosion. We will discuss some of the popular ones below. Electroplating It is a... View Article
The idea stating matter (objects) are made up of tiny indivisible particles is pretty old. We can say that the... View Article
The elements that belong to the noble gases or inert gases or (Group VIII-A) have the highest ionisation energy. If... View Article
The densest metal found naturally on earth is Osmium. It is a very rare element that is usually found in... View Article
This question is a little generic. Why? Because there are two different Copper Oxides and they both have two different... View Article
Glucose is a reducing sugar because it belongs to the category of an aldose meaning its open-chain form contains an... View Article
In medicine, doctors use trigonometry as an advanced form of geometry, which deals with triangles. To understand the radioactive waves,... View Article
The derivative of tan inverse x is given by: d/dx (tan-1x) = 1/(1+x2) Now to get tan-1 x value we... View Article
The factorial of 0 is equal to 1. Symbolically, 0! = 1 The factorial of a number, N, is equal... View Article
All the whole numbers are the part of integers that starts with zero and ends at infinity. Since, we know... View Article
The equation of a plane is defined in three dimensional space with a normal vector and a known point. The... View Article
Bayes Theorem relates two different conditional probabilities. Learn in detail Bayes’ Theorem here. The formula for bayes theorem is: P(A|B)... View Article