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Comparison Light Bulbs and Different types (advantages disadvantages)

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Comparison of the different types of bulbs: incandescent, compact fluorescent (low consumption), halogen, LED It is obvious that incandescent and halogen bulbs are obsolete given the lifespan and power consumption of other bulbs. Here...

4 Minutes

Standard Temperature and Pressure | Normal Conditions and Examples

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Understanding Standard Temperature and Pressure (STP) in Chemistry: A Comprehensive What is the standard temperature and pressure condition? This is partially arbitrary conditions for laboratory experiments and measurements in physics and chemistry. Normal temperature:...

6 Minutes

Geography and History Science

Mary Anning (1799–1847) 1st Female Scientist

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Mary Anning (1799–1847) First Female Scientist Mary Anning made several important discoveries as an amateur fossil collector in the first half of the 19th century, including a nearly complete ichthyosaur skeleton. Her discoveries were...

Chemistry -13 Minutes

Chemistry Branches and Their Definition

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Chemistry Branches Chemistry, the study of the fundamental units of matter, is subdivided into branches which deal with specialized spheres of the subject. What are the different chemistry branches? Read on to find out....

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Law of Ampere (Circuital law) Explanation, Formulas, Questions and Answers

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Law of Ampere This law was discovered by André-Marie Ampre in 1826, which is included in the laws of electrodynamics and one of Maxwell’s equations. The law of Ampere relates the magnetic field to...

2 Minutes

Lorentz Force | Explanation, Formulas, Questions and Answers

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Lorentz Force The electromagnetic field gives rise to a Lorentz force that acts on electrically charged particles: F= qE + qv x B where bold means vector representation: F is the force on the charge q, E is the electric field, v is...

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Electrodynamics | Explanation, Formulas, Questions and Answers

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Electrodynamics Electrodynamics or classical electromagnetism is the theory of electromagnetism that was developed throughout the nineteenth century, prominently by James Clerk Maxwell. This theory gives a good description of electromagnetic phenomena as long as...

2 Minutes

Geography and History

Former Communist Countries

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Former Communist Countries Here is the list of former communist countries. Whether it is Russia in 1917, Mongolia in 1920, the majority of European and Asian democracies after the Second World War, Cuba in...

4 Minutes

Geography and History

Remaining Communist Countries in the World | Can you name them?

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List of Remaining Communist Countries in the World Here is the list of remaining communist countries in the world (the last communist countries in the world). Currently, there are only 5 communist countries left...

22 Minutes

Political Systems in the Wolrd | Form of Governments

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The Political Systems in all its Splendor This article presents major political systems and forms of government. By these notions we mean the configuration of a state, or the way a country is governed. It does...

5 Minutes

Political Elites | Who are they? | The elites or the power elite?

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The Political Elites Political elites refer to the minority of those who lead or exercise power to influence public affairs. The term can have a misleading meaning since it suggests that it is the...

13 Minutes

Sport That Uses A Board | List of trendy board sports

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Sport That Uses A Board Ever asked, what kind of sport that uses a board? These sports can take place on land, air, water or some combination of the three. With the holidays knocking...

9 Minutes

Health and Medicine

Clitoris, The Science Behind the Erogenous Zone

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Clitoris Located inside the vulva, the clitoris is an erogenous organ of the female genitalia. What is hier role? Her size? Why does it give pleasure when it is caressed? What is the clitoral...

3 Minutes

Economic System or Model and their Examples

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Economic System or Model An economic system or model is a mechanism or social institution that organizes production , distribution and consumption for the benefit of a particular society. The idea of an economic...

7 Minutes

Gift Economy (donation) | An integral part of the circular economy?

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The gift economy, an integral part of the circular economy? The gift economy or gift economy is a social theory in which goods and services are given without an explicit quid pro quo (an...

5 Minutes

Business and Marketing Economics

Barter or Exchange In the field of Commerce and Economy

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Barter or Exchange In the field of Commerce In the field of commerce, barter, exchange or barter is a system of exchange in which the participants in a transaction directly exchange goods or services...

Uncategorized -12 Minutes

World Inflation | Who gets affected? | Understanding its Impact on Various Stakeholders

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World Inflation The world inflation: a sudden rise in prices with multiple causes and effects in most countries. This may sound complicated, but there are very simple reasons for it. Here are two examples:...

6 Minutes

Optical Microscope | Definition, Explanations and History

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Optical Microscope The optical microscope is an optical instrument equipped with a lens and an eyepiece that allows to magnify the image of a small-sized object (which characterizes its magnification) and to separate the...