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Viscoelastic Models for Polymers

Several viscoelastic models have been introduced to explain the viscose and elastic behavior of viscoelastic materials.

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Industrial Applications of Polymers|Plastic Technology|Polymer Science and Technology|Rubber Technology

How to Find the Concentration of a Solution

The concentration of a solution is the dissolved amount of moles of the solute. This article describes how to find the concentration of a solution

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General Chemistry|Chemistry

Dynamics of Entangled Polymers

Entangled polymers behave as cross-linked rubber. This article discusses the dynamics of entangled Polymers.

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Industrial Applications of Polymers|Plastic Technology|Polymer Science and Technology|Rubber Technology

Newtonian and Non-Newtonian Fluids

Fluids can be divided into two categories based on the change in their viscosity when shear is applied as Newtonian and Non-Newtonian Fluids.

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Fluid Mechanics|Physics|Polymer Science and Technology

Polymer Rheology

Polymer rheology is the study of flow behavior or the deformation behavior of a polymer.

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Industrial Applications of Polymers|Polymer Science and Technology

Mass Calculation of Atoms

Neutrons and protons are the main contributors to the mass of an atom. Find more about the Mass Calculation of Atoms in this article.

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General Chemistry|Chemistry

Empirical Formula vs Molecular Formula

The simplest ratio between the number of mols of atoms in a mole of a compound is the empirical formula.

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General Chemistry|Chemistry

Ion Activity

The ion activity is a measurement of the effective concentration of an ion in a real solution.

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Equilibrium Chemistry|Analytical Chemistry|Chemical Thermodynamics|Chemistry

Polymerization Techniques

Polymers are formed in polymerization reactions by reacting monomers with initiators. There are four main Polymerization techniques.

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Industrial Applications of Polymers|Polymer Science and Technology

PN Junction - The Foundation of Modern Electronics

A PN junction is created by doping group three elements and group five elements for two sides of the same intrinsic semiconductor.

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Electronics|Physics

Ionic Equilibrium - Equilibrium Between Ions and Unionized Molecules

Ionic equilibrium is the equilibrium between ions and unionized molecules. These ions are in a weak electrolyte solution.

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Equilibrium Chemistry|Chemical Thermodynamics|Chemistry

Equilibrium Point - Factors Affecting the Equilibrium Point

The amount of reaction that has occurred when a system has reached equilibrium is called the equilibrium point.

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Equilibrium Chemistry|Chemical Thermodynamics|Chemistry

Chemical Equilibrium - Explanation of Equilibrium Constants

In an equilibrium system where a chemical reaction is occurring, if there is no net change in the concentrations of reactants and products, such a condition is called chemical equilibrium.

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Chemistry|Chemical Thermodynamics|Equilibrium Chemistry

Preparing Pigment Dispersions in The Paint Industry

Generally, pigments are aggregated dry particles. To prepare a paint pigment dispersion, pigments should be perfectly dispersed in a solvent.

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Industrial Applications of Polymers|Polymer Science and Technology

Paint Additives in Paint Industry

In addition to resins, solvents, and pigments, paint also contains additives. Typically, 0.01% - 1% of the volume of paint is paint additives.

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Industrial Applications of Polymers|Polymer Science and Technology

What is an Equilibrium System - Introduction to Chemical Equilibrium

An equilibrium system can be defined as a closed system, that contains a reversible reaction that rates forward and backward reactions are equal.

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Equilibrium Chemistry|Chemical Thermodynamics|Chemistry

Paint Pigments in Paints and Coatings

Paint Pigments that are used in the paint industry, natural or synthetic and organic or inorganic.

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Industrial Applications of Polymers|Polymer Science and Technology

Polymer Coatings and Paints

Polymer coatings and paints are liquid phases or powder products that are applied to a surface by various methods in a larger of a given thickness.

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Industrial Applications of Polymers|Polymer Science and Technology

Separation of Amino Acids

The separation of Amino Acids is important because when amino acids are synthesized artificially, a mixture of L and D enantiomers is formed.

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Biochemistry|Biotechnology|Chemistry

Synthesis of Amino Acids

Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins. So, the synthesis of amino acids happens naturally in our bodies.

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Biochemistry|Biotechnology|Chemistry

Physiochemical Properties of Amino Acids

Amino acids have a carboxyl group and an amine group. They have both acidic and basic properties. This article discusses the properties of amino acids.

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Biochemistry|Biotechnology|Chemistry

Introduction to Amino Acids - The Building Blocks of Protein

Amino acids are molecules that contain both amino and acid functional groups. This article is a basic introduction to amino acids.

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Biochemistry|Biotechnology|Chemistry

Band-Pass Filters (BPF) - Active Band Pass Filter and Passive Band Pass Filter

A band pass filter is an electronic filter that passes all signals lying within a band between a lower-frequency limit and an upper-frequency limit.

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Electronics|Physics

High-Pass Filters (HPF) - Active High Pass Filter and Passive High Pass Filter

A high pass filter is a filter that significantly attenuates or rejects all frequencies below fc (critical frequency) and passes all frequencies above fc.

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Electronics|Physics

Low-Pass Filters (LPF) - Active Low Pass Filter and Passive Low Pass Filter

A low pass filter is a filter that passes frequencies from 0Hz to critical frequency, fc, and significantly attenuates all other frequencies.

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Electronics|Physics

Introduction to Electronic Filters - Basic Types of Electronic Filters

In electrical circuits, electronic filters are used to process signals. The main purposes of a filter are signal separation and signal restoration.

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Electronics|Physics

Molecular Orbital Theory

Molecular Orbital Theory describes the chemical bonding and electron structure of a molecule using hypothetical molecular orbitals according to quantum mechanics.

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Quantum Chemistry|Chemistry

Solar Energy Conversion

Solar energy can be known as the best renewable and sustainable energy we have. So, today, so many countries have focused on solar energy conversion.

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Photochemistry|Chemistry|Sustainability

Absorption of Radiation - Fundamentals of Energy Absorption

Everything around us can be seen because of the absorption of radiation and the emission of energy. Different types of molecules can absorb energy with different wavelengths.

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Photochemistry|Chemistry|Spectroscopy

Earthquake Seismology - The Best Tool to Study The Structure of The Earth

The study of the Generation, propagation and recording of elastic waves that cause earthquakes on Earth and the sources that produce them is earthquake seismology.

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Geophysics|Physics

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