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Superconductivity
When the electrical resistance of materials becomes almost zero, the material becomes superconductor. The temperature at which the material shows superconductivity is called transition temperature..
Superconductivity
When the electrical resistance of materials becomes almost zero, the material becomes superconductor. The temperature at which the material shows superconductivity is called transition temperature. Example: YBa 2 Cu 3 O 7 at 90..
Superconductivity
Some materials, including several metals and alloys, exhibit a phenomenon called superconductivity. As the temperature decreases, the resistivity at first decreases smoothly like that of any metal. But then at a certain critical temperature T C , a phase transition occ..
High electronegativity of atom bonded to hydrogen
The molecule should contain an atom of high electronegativity such as F, O or N bonded to hydrogen atom. The common examples are H 2 O and NH 3..
Temperature
An optimum temperature ranging from 25 o C to 35 o C is required for a good rate. At temperatures around 0 o C the enzymes stop working and at very high temperatures the enzymes are denatured. Since both the stages of photosynthesis require enzyme activity, ..
An optimum temperature ranging from 25 o C to 35 o C is required for a good rate. At temperatures around 0 o C the enzymes stop working and at very high temperatures the enzymes are denatured. Since both the stages of photosynthesis require enzyme activity, ..High nuclear charge and small atomic size
High nuclear charge and smaller atomic size leads to the increase in Ionisation energy of the combining elements.Therefore it favours covalent bond formation, because the transfer of electrons in such cases will not be possibl..
Find out from the the double line graph which month had the average hi..
Find out from the the double line graph which month had the average high temperature and the average low temperature differ the most. => December or November or January or July..
Reaction with highly electropositive metals
Nitrogen readily combines with highly electropositive metals (Group 1), even at room temperature, to give nitrides. For example,..
Structure of Atom
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