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Two scientists, Carl Scheele of Sweden and Joseph Priestly of England working independently, discovered oxygen. They published their discovery in 1777. Scheele obtained oxygen by heating potassium nitrate and mercuric oxide and called it "Fire Air". Priestley called it "De..

Two scientists, Carl Scheele of Sweden and Joseph Priestly of England working independently, discovered oxygen. They published their discovery in 1777. Scheele obtained oxygen by heating potassium nitrate and mercuric oxide and called it "Fire Air". Priestley called it "Dephlog..

Discovery of Noble Gases - Discovery of noble gases is an interesting story, which reveals painstaking work of different scientis..

Ernest Rutherford, an energetic New Zealander working in England, was studying the properties of particles spontaneously emitted by radioactive substances. Of particular interest was a positively charged, relatively heavy emission named alpha particle. Quantities of such particles are em..

Take a look at your surroundings. You may find a pencil, a book, an apple, a table or a chair. Can you feel the air blowing? These are different forms of matter. One or more of our senses can recognize these. These objects possess mass, occupy space and have different shapes, sizes and colours. Al..

Mendelian Genetics - The biggest name in the entire history of genetics beyond any doubt is that of Gregor Johann Mendel (1822-1884). It was Mendel, more than any other scientist, who synthesized the basic principles of heredity into a body of knowledge that has formed the very core of modern genet..

Introduction - The branch of physics which deals with magnetism due to the electric current is called electromagnetism. For a long time it was hard to believe if there existed a relation between electricity and magnetism. Hans Christian Oersted observation made a discovery demonstrating a..

/c to photons of energy h u . The elastic scattering of a photon from an electron at rest can be worked out by using the principles of conservation of energy and conservation of momentum. The discovery in 1905 of the dual nature of light was followed by the discovery ..

When scientists started exploring matter, they discovered that the smallest particle of an element that maintains its chemical identity through all chemical and physical changes is called and 'atom'. Just how small these atoms are can be made out if you realize that there are about 60,000,000,000,..

Appliances used in our day to day life are based on the principles of electricity and magnetism. Electricity is one of the most important sources of energy. Lights, fans, motors, radios and television are some common appliances which work on electricity. Benjamin Franklin Historically, it..