science

Lipids and carbohydrates are two of the most important macronutrients in our diets. They both provide energy to our bodies, but they do so in different ways. Understanding the differences between lipids and carbohydrates is important for making healthy dietary choices. This post will explore the differences between these two nutrients, as well as their … Read more

Linear equations are one of the most basic concepts in mathematics. They are also some of the easiest to solve. Nonlinear equations, on the other hand, can be much more difficult to understand and solve. This blog post will explore how linear vs nonlinear equations work so you have a better understanding of each type.  … Read more

Sound waves are a form of mechanical vibration that is transferred from some object to the ear. These vibrations can be audible or inaudible and may occur as a result of a person’s voice, a musical instrument, thunder, or an earthquake. A sound wave can be heard by placing a set of headphones onto the … Read more

The decision, which can only be made public as of today, meant that the teenager is granted her request when her parents disagreed about whether the remains of her should be transferred to a specialist hospital located in the United States and cryogenically preserved. The girl’s petition may be the sole one of its kind to be considered … Read more

One of the great mysteries of the world in which we live in the light. We still do not know exactly what it is. It can only be described in terms of what it does. We know the light is a form of energy.  Like some other forms of energy—heat, radio waves, and X-rays—the speed, … Read more

Arithmetic may be called the science of numbers. The word itself comes from the Greek “arithmos” which means numbers. At first, men may have counted their sheep and oxen on the fingers of their hands. The word “digit”, which means any single figure from 0 to 9 inclusive, reminds us of this, for “finger” in … Read more

A molecule is the smallest particle of a substance that can exist and still keep the properties of the whole.  For example,  if you broke down an of sugar, the elements would not have the characteristics of sugar—its taste or its color, among other things. Sometimes molecules are very simple, others have thousands of atoms arranged … Read more

Electrolytic cells and galvanic cells are both used in the construction of batteries. However, they differ in their function and design.  Electrolytic cells use an electrolyte to separate the two electrodes while galvanic cells have a non-electrolyte that separates them.  Electrodes in galvanic cells produce electricity by reacting with each other when they come into contact … Read more

The weight of a molecule is by scientists on a relative scale. The weight of the molecule depends upon the weight of the atoms that form it. And the weight of the atom, in turn, depends upon the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of the atom. A  molecule of water is made up of two … Read more