"After reading this article i went and searched more on quantum theeory. i found out that these two small words can have so many meanings.one of it is quantum mechanism which is explained above it is the wave–particle duality of energy and…"
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Ummulkiram Khambati replied to Fatima Martin's discussion Serendipitous inventions and discoveries in the group The d-block
Amatullah Najmi replied to Fatima Martin's discussion Serendipitous inventions and discoveries in the group The d-block"Even Percy LeBaron Spencer of the Raytheon Company was walking past a radar tube and he noticed that the chocolate bar in his pocket melted. Realizing that he might be on to a hot new product he placed a small bowl of popcorn in front of the tube…"
Tasneem Moyyadi replied to Fatima Martin's discussion Serendipitous inventions and discoveries in the group The d-block"Harry Brearley was working to prevent corrosion in rifle barrels when he accidentally invented something interesting. Brearley had a background in steel. His father was a steel melter and young Harry had followed his father into the industry.…"
Tasneem Moyyadi replied to Fatima Martin's discussion Serendipitous inventions and discoveries in the group The d-block"yusuf, i have recently read, when heating pans treated with PTFE to very high temperatures. When heated to over 300 degrees Celsius / 572 degrees Fahrenheit (a temperature you won't likely reach intentionally on your stove or in your oven),…"
Yusuf Juzer replied to Fatima Martin's discussion Serendipitous inventions and discoveries in the group The d-block"Teflon was invented accidentally by Roy Plunkett of Kinetic Chemicals in 1938. Plunkett was attempting to make a new CFC refrigerant, the perfluorethylene polymerized (say that 3 times fast!) in a pressurized storage container. In this original…"
Yusuf Juzer replied to Fatima Martin's discussion The 'experiment' that fascinates you most! in the group The d-blockYusuf Juzer replied to Fatima Martin's discussion The 'experiment' that fascinates you most! in the group The d-block"The Briggs–Rauscher oscillating chemical reaction is one of a small number of known oscillating chemical reactions. It is especially well suited for demonstration purposes because of its visually striking color changes: the freshly prepared…"
Tasneem Moyyadi replied to Fatima Martin's discussion The 'experiment' that fascinates you most! in the group The d-block"Galileo's experiments with rolling balls down inclined planes
Galileo continued to refine his ideas about objects in motion. He took a board 12 cubits long and half a cubit wide (20 feet by 10 inches) and cut a groove, as straight and smooth as…"
Tasneem Moyyadi replied to Fatima Martin's discussion Serendipitous inventions and discoveries in the group The d-block"interesting! No food-vention has had as much success as Coke.
Atlanta pharmacist John Pemberton was trying to make a cure for headaches. He mixed together a bunch of ingredients -- and don't ask, because we don't know; The recipe is still…"
Tasneem Moyyadi replied to Fatima Martin's discussion Serendipitous inventions and discoveries in the group The d-block"In 1907 shellac was used as insulation in electronics. It was costing the industry a pretty penny to import shellac, which was made from Southeast Asian beetles, and at home chemist Leo Hendrik Baekeland thought he might turn a profit if he could…"
burhanuddin replied to Fatima Martin's discussion The 'experiment' that fascinates you most! in the group The d-block"I ALSO RELLY ENJOYED THE PROJECT AND THE RESEARCH WAS THE BEST PART I CAME TO MANY NEW AND BEAUTIFUL EXPERIMENTS THE EXPERIMENT I CHOSE FOR THE 11:11:11 PROJECT WAS ON Millikan Oil Drop Experiment IT DETERMINED HOW HE COULD CALCULATE THE SPEED OF AN…"
Amatullah Najmi replied to Fatima Martin's discussion The 'experiment' that fascinates you most! in the group The d-block"I researched about the fascinating experiment performed by Robert Millikan determining the size of the charge on an electron. What Millikan did was to put a charge on a tiny drop of oil, and measure how strong an applied electric field had to be in…"
Amatullah Najmi replied to Fatima Martin's discussion Serendipitous inventions and discoveries in the group The d-block"“I had dissected and prepared a frog in the usual way and while I was attending to something else I laid it on a table on which stood an electrical machine at some distance from its conductor and separated from it by a considerable space. Now…"
Alefiyah Kinana replied to Fatima Martin's discussion Serendipitous inventions and discoveries in the group The d-block"While researching serendipitous discoveries i came across the discovery of 'radioactivity', which was also found by accident.
In 1896 Henri Becquerel was using naturally fluorescent minerals to study the properties of x-rays, which had…"
Alefiyah Kinana replied to Fatima Martin's discussion The 'experiment' that fascinates you most! in the group The d-block"What happens when the King orders you to assay if his crown is pure gold?
You can't melt the crown to find its density, as it would make him furious.
Then what do you do?
This is what happened to Archimedes. Archimedes gave a lot of thought on…"
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- At 2:23am on November 11, 2011, Ummulkiram Khambati said…
Thank you Ma'am. We are all looking forward to making our respective videos, interesting and informative.
- At 8:56am on November 10, 2011, Fatema Shoket said…
Good evening ! Ma'am I am working on The double split experiment and I hope I do my work as per your expectations.Thank you for letting us be a part of this activity.
- At 7:48am on November 10, 2011, Taher Shabbir Kapadia said…
Evening ma'am....
I'll be doing the Millikan's Oil drop experiment... Thankyou for your support
- At 7:27am on November 10, 2011, Amatullah Najmi said…
Thank you ma'am.
I am looking forward to doing the project and expecting a good outcome.
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