Fluoride occurs in all-natural water supplies. Fluorides mainly occur in different chemical wastes from industries. Water drawn from subsurface through some geological formation may also contain a high amount of fluoride.…
When we breathe, even if the atmosphere looks clear we are inhaling millions of aerosols. As we all have studied in our science classes that the air is composed of…
In the wake of pandemic covid-19, the world is taken by a complete void. As a result, education has changed dramatically, with the phenomenal rise of e-learning, where teaching is…
Physics is the most important branch of science that deals with the study of matter, its motion, and the description of universal laws related to space, time, and energy. Physics…
The operation of Macroscopic Machines involves a transformation of thermal, electrical and chemical energy in to physical force that produces movement or other structural changes i.e. mechanical work. But as…
Ionic liquids (ILs) are entirely made up of ions and have a melting point below 100°C. Paul Walden reported the first IL (Ethylammonium nitrate) in 1914, but he had no idea that it…
The shift towards digitisation is evident, yet documents hold their ground of authority regarding utilisation. With the growing use of internet users, most of the population now knows how to…