Physics

A capacitor is an electronic component that is primarily used to store energy in the form of electrical charges. The internal structure of a capacitor …

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Accumulation of a substance over the surface of the other is known as adsorption. This surface phenomenon usually relies upon having two constituents, namely adsorbate …

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The force that gets developed upon twisting one end of an object while rotating another end in the opposite direction or keeping it in a …

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A crankshaft is a mechanical part that is used to convert the reciprocating motion of a piston into rotational motion. This rotary motion further reaches …

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Chemiluminescence is the property of molecules of certain elements by virtue of which they are able to emit light radiations into the environment after undergoing …

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Interference of light is the phenomenon that causes a reformation of the intensity of light radiations. This mainly happens due to the superposition of two …

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Ohm’s Law is the relationship between the current, voltage and resistance and which is derived by the German Physicist, George Simon Ohm. Ohm law’s application …

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Tyndall effect is the phenomenon by virtue of which a beam of light gets scattered after striking the particles that are present in its path. …

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When an object is heated, its warmth can be felt from a distance. This is because the hot object tends to radiate the heat energy …

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Elasticity is the ability of a material by virtue of which it is able to regain its original shape after being stretched or compressed. The …

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Monochromatic light is a one colour light that is typically produced by the process of stimulated emission of photons by the excited atoms. The word …

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Non-conservative force is the force that incorporates a significant change in mechanical energy. This means that the work done by a non-conservative force adds or …

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