What is a melting point? (with photos) by admin The melting point of a substance is often the same temperature as the freezing point, exemplified by water that usually … Read more
What is a kiloliter? by admin scientist with beakers The kiloliter (kL), which is more commonly written as kiloliter outside the United States, is a metric … Read more
What is lecithin? (with photos) by admin Wheat germ is rich in lecithin. Lecithin was first identified in 1846 by Maurice Gobley, a French chemist. It is … Read more
What is Gadolinium? (with photos) by admin Gadolinium is used as a contrast agent in MRI machines. Gadolinium is a metallic chemical element classified in the rare … Read more
What is Integrative Biology? (with photos) by admin People who study integrative biology may have a career in research or academia. Integrative biology is the study and research … Read more
What are mammals? (with photos) by admin Caring for offspring after birth is a common feature of mammals. Mammals are warm-blooded vertebrates that evolved in the Jurassic … Read more
What are the different types of ski moorings? (with photos) by admin Ski lashings are devices that secure the boot to the ski. The lashings must always be compatible with the type … Read more
What are the different types of nanotechnology applications? by admin One use of nanotechnology is to create components for small computing devices such as smartphones. Nanotechnology is the science and … Read more
What is the nutrient cycle? (with photos) by admin Photosynthesis starts the carbon cycle. In biology, the nutrient cycle is a concept that describes how nutrients move from the … Read more
What is hydrochloric acid? (with photos) by admin Hydrochloric acid is colorless and odorless. Hydrochloric acid (HCL) is a colorless, highly pungent solution of hydrogen chloride and water. … Read more