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S.I unit of conductivity Introduction: Electrical conductivity is a precise property of the material. Electric current is the number of electric charges that flow through a specific area in a unit of time. Definition of electric conductivity: Electrical conductivity is defined as the ratio between current viscosity and electric field strength. Its SI unit is…
Introduction: Movement is defined as a change in position over some period of time. In terms of physics and mechanics, this is called velocity. It is defined as a change in location over some time. Rotational motion is concerned with bodies moving around a fixed axis. These bodies in the rotation session often give the…
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Introduction: The term “Environmental conservation” is a strong contribution and control over the availability of animals, air, and earth. Natural resources are divided into non-renewable activities. Because of the farmers’ habitat destruction, which has caused the decline of countless former farmers have almost disappeared. As a result of the decision, this type can lead to…
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The diode is another useful element in electrical circuits. If you want to know about voltage considerations, you must know about diodes. The diode is made up of semiconductors that are positive, ‘P’ type, and ‘N’ type. ‘P’ and ‘N-type semiconductors are modified type semiconductors. The ‘P-type semiconductor will have holes in the configuration and…
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Boilers can be classified in several ways based on their design, fuel source, and purpose. Following are some common classifications: Based on Design: a) Fire Tube Boilers: Fire Tube Boilers are a popular type of boiler that utilizes hot gases produced by combustion to heat water passing through tubes within a cylindrical shell. As the…
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