Introduction Sodium carbonate, washing soda because of its characteristic properties has been extracted several years ago from the ashes of plants that are growing in solar that are well enriched with the metal sodium. Later, French chemist Nicholas Leblanc introduced a process for making sodium carbonate in bulk. Sodium bicarbonate ... Read More

Introduction Carbohydrates or macromolecules are made up of elements carbon, hydrogen and oxygen, cellulose, and starch are the basic examples of carbohydrates. Starch has been used for a variety of uses for several years ago. But the proper understanding of this chemical constituent and its molecular structure has been obtained ... Read More

Introduction Polymers are macromolecules composed of tiny particles known as monomers. Polymers comprise a vast range of substances that are quite important in our daily lives. These polymers can be categorised in a variety of ways, including structure, chemical or physical characteristics, and so on. Polymers are classified into 2 ... Read More

Introduction The scalar triple product is used to find the volume of parallelepiped, which is a 3 dimension of parallelogram. As it is a triple product it deals with the three vectors on the three adjacent edges starting from a common vertex. $\mathrm{volume\:of\:parallelepiped\:=\:\overrightarrow{a}\:.\:(\overrightarrow{b}\:\times\:\overrightarrow{c})}$ We know the area of base ... Read More

Introduction Integers are one of the most important concepts in mathematics, and most of them are relevant to this topic. You can practice this concept by practicing multiple integer worksheets. In mathematics, integers are characterized as numbers with a possible value of either positive, negative, or ... Read More

Introduction Louis de Broglie introduced his research work in the year 1924, in which he suggested that electrons (e-) have both waves as well as particle properties, like light. He reorganised the conditions of the Plank-Einstein relation so that they could be applied to all types of matter. This nature ... Read More

Introduction The notion of trigonometry was developed by the Greek mathematician Hipparchus, while the name trigonometry is a 16th-century Latin derivative. Trigonometry is one of the most important branches of mathematics. The name "trigonometry" is made up of the phrases "Trigonon" and "Metron, " which denote a triangle and a ... Read More

Introduction The link between a right triangle's side ratio and angle is the subject of the mathematical branch of trigonometry. The ratio used to study this relationship is called the trigonometric ratio. That is, sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent, second, cotangent. The hypotenuse, the base (which is adjacent), and the perpendicular ... Read More

Introduction Logarithms are just another way of expressing exponents and can be used to solve problems that cannot be solved by the concept of exponents alone. In mathematics, logarithmic function properties are used to solve logarithmic problems. The division takes the final number and determines the count ... Read More

Introduction Protein is one of the very important fundamental units of our body system which is supplied to our body through different food products such as milk, cheese, nuts, etc. Denaturation involves the breaking of many weak bonds in the structure of a protein. These weak bonds or linkages like ... Read More