Jyoti Bashyal 
In comparison to bulk materials, nanomaterials are characterized by significantly distinct defect dynamics, and as a result, they exhibit distinctive structural and functional features. Because nanoparticles have a high surface area to volume ratio, they have a higher level of … Read more
Nanoscience and nanotechnology rely heavily on nanomaterials. The study of nanostructures and the use of related technologies is a rapidly expanding field of study that spans several academic disciplines. It might drastically alter the production of materials and goods as … Read more
Sodium is a whitish metal that is easily melted and burnt. Sodium, which gets its name from the English word for “soda,” includes compounds that are quite useful in everyday life. Sodium is found in many common household items, like … Read more
Throughout history, there have been numerous instances of innovations that completely transformed human civilization. From the development of the printing press to the wheels for cars, technical advancements have significantly improved the standard of living and, in turn, changed society. … Read more
Heat has varying effects on various compounds. On a hot day, a metal chair placed in direct sunlight may get very warm to the touch. In the same sun, a same body of water won’t get nearly as warm. To … Read more
Studies of the kinetics of a chemical system, like the effect of changes in reactant concentrations, can be used to figure out things that happen on a microscopic scale. These kinds of studies led to the collision model of chemical … Read more
The study of the flow of heat or any other form of energy into or out of a system as it undergoes a physical or chemical transformation is called Thermodynamics. Simply, it is the study of the relationship between heat, … Read more
Chemical kinetics, also known as reaction kinetics, is the subfield of physical chemistry concerned with the study of the rates of chemical reactions. Reaction kinetics is the study of chemical reaction rates. The data obtained from rate experiments can shed light … Read more
Several substances, including uranium and radium, are unstable. Their atomic nucleus spontaneously disintegrates into a smaller atomic nucleus of a different element. To create the new nucleus, the protons, and neutrons in the unstable nucleus recombine. Radiation, which we refer … Read more