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The quantity of heat required for a substance to reach the temperature of 1oC is usually known by the term specific heat capacity. In order to determine the value of the specific heat capacity of a given solid with the help of a method of mixtures, this specific experiment will ... Read More
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Introduction In this tutorial, information regarding the properties of waves such as phase velocity and group velocity will be discussed with proper exemplification, in physics, the wave can be defined as a mare disturbance identified on a plane surface. Based on this concept, the definitions of group and phase velocity ... Read More
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Introduction We all know that electrical energy is required for running a fan but where does the electrical energy come from? We all know that we need chemical energy for cooking food but where does the chemical energy come from? But one point is very clear that we need energy ... Read More
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Introduction The units of the kilogram and Newton are ubiquitous in their uses, but they are used to measure very different aspects associated with the subject of physics. However, in order to know the relationship between the units of kg and Newton, one needs to have an idea of the ... Read More
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Introduction Let us take a container containing air and start heating that container. Let the initial temperature and pressure of the air 25°C and 1 atmospheric pressure, respectively. After heating for some time, the temperature of the air will become 100°C and the pressure of the air 2 atmospheric pressure. So the ... Read More
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Introduction Both the aspects of the momentum and kinetic energy are crucial in the field of physics, as momentum is said to describe the relationship with certain specified aspects. These aspects are speed, mass and direction for a concerned object having considerable mass. On the other hand, kinetic energy is ... Read More
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Introduction: Cyclotron Cyclotron is a device used to accelerate charged particles to a very high speed, that is, to a very high kinetic energy. These high speed charged particles are used in the following purpose: To study nuclear reactions To insert an ion in a solid Used to ... Read More
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Introduction Allusions are used in literature as references to people, things or facts. Illusions provide a deceptive image in literature. The latter refers to something else beyond the text. Allusions and illusions are different from each other. This tutorial will guide you to understand the essential details with examples. What ... Read More
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Introduction We all have attended a lot of marriage parties or any celebration and unfortunately sometimes we face issues of power cut in between from the power grid. At that time, we need some power back up so that our work or celebration will not get stopped. So one of ... Read More
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Introduction Antecedents are word, noun or word phrase that comes in the sentence earlier than the pronoun. The referent pronoun that replaces an antecedent later makes the sentence more readable. A compound antecedent is a type of antecedent that expresses a compound form of multiple antecedents. We can easily understand ... Read More