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  • 2016 Feb

    Introduction to Electricity

    Mankind’s dependency on electricity has reached a point where an hour of power outage across the globe can throw the world into jeopardy. Just to get a picture of it, think of everything that runs on…

    February 23, 2016
  • 2016 Feb

    World War 1 and Piezoelectricity

    The title might sound like we are connecting two different poles but piezoelectricity played a major role in world war-I. Submarines are efficient only when they can detect and destroy a target remaining underwater. The detection of…

    February 23, 2016
  • 2016 Feb

    Wind Energy: Workings of a Turbine

    Conventional fossil fuels are sources of energy for hundreds of years. The usage of these fuels is not only environmentally destructive but also unreliable due to the limited nature of these resources. Nuclear energy is an alternative…

    February 20, 2016
  • 2016 Feb

    Silica Gel Pellets and Adsorption

    Silica gel pellets, have you ever heard this name? You must have seen a white colored packet in your new bag that has “Throw away. Do not eat” written on it. It is a packet of…

    February 19, 2016
  • 2016 Feb

    Mercury-in-Glass Thermometer

    Thermometers are widely used in medicine and science laboratories. The purpose of a thermometer is simple and it is just to give the temperature of the object it is in contact with. Before the advent of…

    February 19, 2016
  • 2016 Feb

    Line Integrals and Physics

    Integral calculus and physics are inseparable. The role of integral calculus comes in areas ranging from classical mechanics to quantum mechanics. We have discussed in earlier articles what integral calculus is and how it works. We…

    February 17, 2016
  • 2016 Feb

    Field: Force at a Distance

    If I have to impart a force on an object, we generally do it by getting in contact with it. Let’s say you are playing a game of cricket, to impart force on the ball…

    February 16, 2016
  • 2016 Feb

    Electronic Thermometer

    Mercury-in-glass thermometers have not become obsolete yet but with the introduction of electronic thermometer, the usage the old school methods may not hold the same legacy. Electronic thermometers are relatively easy to use with an LED screen…

    February 14, 2016
  • 2016 Feb

    Centrifugal Force: A Fictitious Force

    Have you ever experienced the feeling of being pushed to one side when the vehicle you are sitting in takes a steep turn? Have you ever wondered how a washing machine dries clothes? Do you know…

    February 12, 2016
  • 2016 Feb

    Physics of Carbon Dating

    The story of dinosaurs of movie Jurassic park must have amused most of us. Do you know that it all started when people found out the skeletal remains of dinosaurs in the process of excavation? Dinosaurs…

    February 11, 2016