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Science Struck: The Law of Conservation of Mechanical Energy
The Law of Conservation of Mechanical Energy is explained here.
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Science Struck: A Beginner's Guide: How Does a Hydraulic Motor Work?
Learn the mechanics behind how a hydraulic motor works, some different types of hydraulic motors, and their applications in industry.
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Science Struck: Piston Pump vs. Diaphragm Pump
Learn the difference between a piston pump and a diaphragm pump, both of which are positive displacement pumps. Includes chart listing characteristics for each, their different types, and their advantages and disadvantages.
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Science Struck: Types of Rain Gauges
Read about two types of rain gauges and how they work.
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Science Struck: Welding Basics
Read about the different types of welding and how they are done.
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Science Struck: Static vs. Rotary Phase Converters
A phase converter is a special device used to convert electric power from a single-phase source into three-phase power in situations where that is required. Learn the difference between a static phase converter and a rotary phase converter.
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Science Struck: Properties, Types, and Applications of Alnico Magnets
An alnico magnet is a special type of magnet that combines several metals in order to adapt the magnet for different applications. Learn about their properties, the different types, how they are manufactured, and what they are used for.
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Science Struck: 4 Uses of Potassium Chlorate
Potassium chlorate acts as a catalyst to produce oxygen. Read about some of its uses, including in fireworks and as a water disinfectant.
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Science Struck: Make Invisible Ink for Your Science Fair Project
Three methods of making invisible ink are demonstrated with illustrations and step-by-step instructions.
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Science Struck: Steps for Making a Dry Cell Battery on Your Own
Learn two methods of making a dry cell battery using simple materials. Some materials would need to be purchased and adult supervision is recommended.
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Science Struck: Advantages and Disadvantages of Lithium Ion Batteries
Discusses the pros and cons of using lithium-ion batteries.
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Science Struck: When Was Electricity Discovered?: The Timeline
Learn about the history of electricity and the scientists involved in investigating it and inventing machines related to it.
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Science Struck: Washing Soda vs. Baking Soda: Definitive Comparison
This article explains the chemical composition of washing soda and of baking soda and how each is used.
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Science Struck: Baking Soda: Chemical Formula, Preparation, and Uses
Baking soda has a variety of uses, including for household cleaning and for baking. Read about its chemical formula and its common reactions.
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Science Struck: List of Famous Discoverers
Provides a long list of famous scientists and their significant discoveries and inventions.
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Science Struck: Acid Base Reactions
Explains what acids and bases are and some of their properties, and gives examples of acid-base reactions.
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Science Struck: Understanding Decomposition Reaction
Explains what a decomposition is and gives examples of different types and their chemical equations.
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Science Struck: Examples of Chemical Changes in Everyday Life
This resource lists the different types of chemical reactions and gives examples of chemical changes that are seen in everyday life.
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Science Struck: Examples of Single Replacement Reactions
Explains what a single replacement, or displacement, reaction is; describes the two types - cation and anion replacement reactions; and gives examples of chemical reaction equations for each.
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Science Struck: The Numerous Uses and Methods of Using a Petri Dish
Learn about the important role the petri dish plays in enabling the study of microorganisms, some of its uses, and how petri dishes are used.
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Science Struck: What Is a Buchner Funnel? Setup, Structure, and Uses
Learn what a Buchner funnel is, how it works to filter solids from liquids, and some of its applications.
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Science Struck: Dehydration Synthesis
Explains what is meant by dehydration synthesis and gives examples. Also compares it to hydrolysis.
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Science Struck: Uses of Crucible Tongs
Discusses what tongs are used for and why crucible tongs are a very important tool in a laboratory and other settings. Describes the different types of crucible tongs, their uses, and some safety tips.
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Science Struck: Can Diamonds Be Melted or Dissolved?
While diamonds are extremely hard and strong, they are not indestructible. Learn how diamonds can be burned, melted, or dissolved.