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What are Examples and Applications of Viscosity in Everyday Life ?
What is a viscosity ? viscosity is defined as property of resistance to flow in a liquid. All the fluids…
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Different Branches of Chemistry and Their Definitions
How many Branches of chemistry are there? There are numerous branches of chemistry. in fact, chemistry is everywhere like in…
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Viscosity: Definition and Formula with Units, Examples and Measurements
Viscosity is a common observation that the thick liquids like honey and mobile oil, flow slowly than many organic liquids…
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Properties of Liquid and Types of Properties Based on Certain Measurements
Matter exists in three states i.e., gases, liquids, and solids. The chapter of the liquids is mostly concerned with the…
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List of Top Cement Industries in Pakistan with their Production & Capacity
Cement Industry in Pakistan: At the time of partition in 1947, there were four plants producing 3, 30,000 tons of…
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Gay Lussac’s Law : Formula and Definition
What is Gay Lussac’s Law Joseph Gay Lussac in 1802, established the pressure-temperature law which is called Gay Lussac’s law.…
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Graham’s Law of Diffusion: Statement & Formula
Graham’s Law of Diffusion: Graham in 1829, observed the spreading out or diffusion of gases. He postulated that the rate of…
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Structure of Ionic Compounds with Definition and Examples
Structure of Ionic Compounds: Four structures account for a large number of the 1: 1 ionic solids and these are…
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Ionic Bond Definition Examples and Properties in chemistry
An ionic bond is the result of electrostatic attraction between positively bonding occurs most easily when elements with low ionization energies (metals)…
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Chemical Bonding | Electronic theory of Chemical Bonding
“A chemical bond is defined as a force that holds two or more atoms together as a stable molecule”. Electrons…
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