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Reactions of S Block Elements - Reactions of Group 1 Elements

Due to their lower 1st ionization energy group 1 elements are highly reactive than the group 2. This article discusses the reactions of group 1 elements.

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Inorganic Chemistry|Chemistry|General Chemistry

Properties of S Block Elements

S block elements show definite trends and properties. This article discuss Properties of S Block Elements such as atomic size, reactivity, electronegativity.

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Inorganic Chemistry|Chemistry|General Chemistry

S Block Elements in the Periodic Table

The elements in 1 and 2 groups of the periodic table belong to s block elements. There are seven alkali metals and seven alkali earth metals.

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Inorganic Chemistry|Chemistry|General Chemistry

Thermal Radiation - Transfer of Heat by Radiation

The transfer of heat by radiation is known as thermal radiation. Thermal radiation is emitted by all the objects.

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Thermodynamics|Physics

Capacitors - Science Behind Capacitors

Capacitors are electrical devices that can store electric energy and release it when necessary.

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Electronics|Physics

Basic Concepts of Rubber Elasticity

The most important property of elastomers/rubbers is their elasticity. This article discuss about the basic concepts of rubber elasticity.

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Rubber Technology|Polymer Science and Technology

Electric Potential

The work done in bringing a positive charge of +1C at infinity to a point in an electric field is called the electric potential of that point.

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Electricity|Electric Field|Physics

Thermal Expansion of Liquids

Thermal expansion of liquids is the increase in volume of a liquid when the temperature is increasing.

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Thermodynamics|Physics

What is the Miller Index?

Miller index is a notation system that describes the size and the direction of planes of atoms/crystal plane in a crystal.

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Properties of Matter|Chemistry|Physics

Volume Expansion of Solids

Volume expansion of solids is the increase in an object's volume when the temperature increases.

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Thermodynamics|Physics

Gauss Law

Gauss law states that the number of electric field lines perpendicular to a given closed surface is equal to the ratio of the charge contained on that closed surface to the permittivity of the medium.

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Electric Field|Electrostatics|Physics

Superficial Expansion of Solids (Area Expansion of Solids)

A sheet-like object is heated, it will show an increase in surface area. This is known as the superficial expansion of solids.

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Thermodynamics|Physics

Linear Expansion of Solids

When the heat is supplied to an object like a rod, it shows an increase in length. This is known as the linear expansion of solids.

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Thermodynamics|Physics

Bragg's Law

Bragg's law is a simplistic model that has been developed to study crystal structures.

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Physics|Chemistry|Properties of Matter

Kjeldhal Method - A Method for Analyzing the Nitrogen Content

The Kjeldhal method is an analytical technique that is used to analyze the Nitrogen content of a sample.

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Analytical Chemistry|Chemistry

Electric Field Lines

When a point light positive charge is placed in a certain area, the path it follows due to electric force is called as electric field lines.

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Electric Field|Electrostatics|Physics

Electric Field Intensity

Electric field intensity is the force acting on a charge when it is placed under an electric field.

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Electric Field|Electrostatics|Physics

Static Electric Field (Electrostatic Field)

A static electric field also known as an electrostatic field is a region that can affect the static electric charges without any contact or gravitational field.

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Electrostatics|Electric Field|Physics

Coulomb's Law

This article explains about concepts of the Coulomb's law, Coulomb force, permittivity of materials, and Dielectric constant with guide to solve questions related to them.

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Electrostatics|Electric Field|Physics

Turgid Cells and Flaccid Cells - Water Transport in Plants

When a plant cell is bearing the maximum amount of water that can bear, the cell becomes swollen and hard. This type is called a turgid cell.

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Plant Physiology|Biology|Plant Biology

Electric Charge Density

Electric charge density is measured per unit length, unit area, or unit volume. So, the charge density can be a linear, surface, or volume charge density.

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Electrostatics|Electric Field|Physics

Faraday's Ice Pail Experiment

Faraday's ice pail experiment is an electrostatic experiment, explains the charge distribution of a conductor.

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Electrostatics|Physics

Gold Leaf Electroscope

Gold leaf electroscope is used to detect the electric charge of an object.

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Electrostatics|Electric Field|Physics

Projectile Motion

Projectile motion is a motion of an object that is moving inclined to a gravitational field and it is not affected by air resistance.

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Mechanics|Physics

Relative Motion

Motion that happens relative to the observer (Reference frame) can be defined as relative motion.

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Mechanics|Physics

Linear Momentum

When the object is moving on a linear path it has a linear momentum. The linear momentum of an object is given by the product of its mass and velocity.

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Mechanics|Physics

Linear Motion

Linear motion or Rectilinear motion is the motion of an object along a straight line.

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Mechanics|Physics

Upthrust, Buoyancy, and Buoyant Force

When an object is completely or partially submerged in a fluid, the upward force exerted by the fluid on the object is called Upthrust.

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Fluid Mechanics|Physics

Water Potential - Water Transport in Plants

The kinetic energy capacity of water molecules to move from one place to another place is called water potential.

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Biology|Plant Biology|Plant Physiology

Density and Relative Density

Density is defined as the mass of a unit volume of any substance. Relative density is the ratio of the density of any substance to the density of water.

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Intensive Property of Matter|Mechanics|Physics

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