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Physical Quantities and SI Units
he value of a physical quantity is always equal to the multiple of numerical value and the unit. For example, mass of a piece of iron is 2.5 kg. Here, just writing 2.5 carries no meaning, but adding the term kg after 2.5 indicates its mass. In order that a measured or calculated quan..
PRACTICALS
. (9) To differentiate between a mixture of two components and pure compound. (10) To differentiate between physical change and chemical change. (a) Burning of Mg ribbon in air. (b) To study magnetism produced in iron by a magnet (c) Action of sulphuric acid oh zinc (d) To study evaporati..
Physics and technology
The technological development of any society is very closely related with the application of physics and other branches of science. The study of heat and thermodynamics is one of the main initiators of the industrial revolution. Today we see the applications of physics in eve..
INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICS
What is Physics? The word "Physics" comes from a Greek word "fusis" and its meaning is "nature". Physics as a subject can be regarded as the study of nature and natural phenomena...
NUCLEAR PHYSICS
The discovery of radio - activity marked the beginning of the development of nuclear physics. Rutherford's discovery of nucleus and the artificial radio-activity have shown that nucleus has got its own structure. The structure and properties of the nucleus was further established b..
Physical Equilibrium
Equilibrium is also attained in physical processes such as vaporization and condensation. The conversion of a liquid into vapour is known as vaporization, while the opposite process, i.e., the conversion of a vapour into liquid is called condensation. The molecules of a liquid that..
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
1. Physical state: Dimethyl ether and ethyl methyl ether are gases at room temperatures. Other lower members are colourless liquids, which are highly volatile. 2. Boiling points: Ethers have much lower boiling points compared to isomeric alcohols as they are not associated with..
Physical properties
Sulphur is a pale yellow solid. It exists in different allotropic forms. Ordinary sulphur does not dissolve in wafer. It, however, dissolves readily in carbon disulphide. It is a bad conductor of heat and electricity. It melts at 385.8 K and boils at 717.674 K. Action of heat on sulphur Take ..