Modern society is talking about how to generate power without effect the environment. Time to change every energy and going to everyone talking about “Nuclear energy” When we talk about “Nuclear Energy” some peoples’ image is oh! It is very dangerous. The real answer is, It is not like that, Read more…
Did you know coal is a sedimentary rock? Yes, it is. It is combustible and it’s color brownish-black or black. Ok, let’s see what’s coal energy seams? It is formed as rocks starta. Coal main composition is carbon and there are some variable amount of others as secondary, Carbon Hydrogen Read more…
If you want to light up your home naturally and environment-friendly one method of using solar tube light. This information what are the benefit and drawbacks of the solar tube light. It is a reduction in your electricity cost and an energy tax. It provides a convenient bright and strong Read more…
How does biomass energy work? Biomass is a renewable energy source. Every energy source starting from the sun (photosynthetic) and which convert to chemical energy. We can get energy as burning, methane gas, Biofuel. Ancient men used biomass to cook food and getting warm, modern people changed it. Using knowledge Read more…
Hydrochloric acid (HCL) is the most useful thing in our day to day life. Did you know why? Because it is naturally created in our stomach to digest food. This acid synthetically creates for easy to our some hard work. Today we are going to learn Hydrochloric acid uses and Read more…
As the world’s population is continually increasing, so does the consumption of energy. Fossil fuels are being used up at a very rapid rate. Fossil fuels refer to the group of energy sources that were formed 362 Million years ago, even before the age of the Dinosaurs. There are three Read more…
What Is Nuclear Charge? Nuclear charge is sometimes referred to as the actual nuclear charge. It is the totality of charge of all protons in the nucleus having equal value as its atomic number. The atomic number and the nuclear charge continues to increase as you go across to the Read more…