what is artificial resources

Introduction - The term 'natural resources' refers to all the natural things on our earth. It includes everything, that is naturally available and that is not creatable by any human activity. It specifically excludes the materials created by man. Human being and his anthropological histor..

Artificial Kidney - The haemodialyzer or artificial kidney is a machine used to filter the blood of a person whose kidneys are damaged. The process is called haemodialysis. Haemodialysis is defined as the seperation of small molecules from large molecules in a solution by interp..

The haemodialyzer or artificial kidney is a machine used to filter the blood of a person whose kidneys are damaged. The process is called haemodialysis. Haemodialysis is defined as the seperation of small molecules from large molecules in a solution by interposing a semipermeable membrane..

New species can be created by domesticated animal husbandry for better and yield. For example, a new species of domestic sheep were created by hybridisation that no longer produced viable offspring with the parent species. Domestic cattle on the other hand, with several varieties such as jersey, h..

Large amounts of free atmospheric nitrogen is however, fixed artificially by a number of methods. Three important methods ar..

For diabetic patients, sugar cannot be used as a sweetening agent. Artificial sweetening agents that are non-nutritive in nature are used as substituents for sugar (specially in soft drinks). Examples are saccharin (500 times sweeter than sucrose) and cyclamates. However cyclamates are ..

Artificial Vegetative Propagation or Cloning - Vegetative propagation produces the next generation that is genetically identical to the parent. Such an organism that is genetically identical to the parent is called a clone. In case of plants with advantageous characteristics, the characte..

Radioactivity is broadly classified into two categories: a) Natural radioactivity and b) Artificial or Induced radioactivit..

Artificial Nuclear Reactions - Radioactivity is broadly classified into two categories: a) Natural radioactivity and b) Artificial or Induced radioactivity. If a substance emits radiations by itself, it is said to possess natural radioactivity. If a substance does not possess ra..