As in north India air pollution is a very big problem in starting of winter every year. To get clean air, we have to depend on wind and rain. One way we can reduce the particulate matter by using desert cooler. as the air in room will come in contact with water,the particulate matter gets absorbed in water and the air will be cleaned to some extent.
Friday, 1 November 2019
A Simple way to get clean air inside home
Sunday, 23 June 2019
Effect on Melting Point of Ice: Melting of snow and making of ice-cream
The normal melting point of ice is 0°C i.e. at atmospheric pressure. When the pressure is increased, the melting point of ice decreases. like if if we press the ice it starts melting, this property is used by snow skiers, they press the snow to liquify it which act as lubricant.
The melting point also changes with adding impurities. When salt is added to water the melting point decreases below 0°C i.e. depression in freezing point. This property is used in melting of snow, as well as making of ice. How?
During snow fall, when salt is sprayed to snow the melting point decreases. In case of NaCl, the melting point (freezing point) changes to -7°C i.e. ice will start melting at a temperature of -7°C.
If surrounding temperature is -2°C, the snow (pure water) will remain in solid form but if salt is added, then it will melt.
The same principle is used while making ice cream or used for chilling the ice-cream.
the temperature of pure ice (let's say -10°) will increase rapidly to 0°C as less specific heat and it will become constant at 0°C till all the ice melt. So, this can't be used to make ice-cream. But if salt (NaCl) is present, the temperature of ice from -10°C will increase to -7°C at which it will become constant for some time till all the ice melts. So, in this way we can create a suitable temperature for freezing ice-cream.
Sunday, 16 June 2019
Cell Potential of a electrochemical cell
Electrochemical cells have inheritance advantage of higher efficiency as compared to conventional source of electricity generation. In electro-chemical cell the chemical reaction is split in two separate half reactions known as oxidation half reaction and reduction half reaction.
There are two electrodes known as anode and cathode, at anode oxidation takes place while at cathode reduction takes place. During oxidation, electrons are released at the electrode and makes it negative charge while in reduction electrons are used, therefore cathode is positive charge.
As the two reactions are opposite, the potential of the cell is addition of potential of two electrode:
Ecell = E_anode (oxidation potential) + E_cathode (reduction potential)
as oxidation potential = -reduction potential
Ecell = -E_anode (reduction potential) + E_cathode (reduction potential)
E_cathode (reduction potential) - E_anode (reduction potential)
There are two electrodes known as anode and cathode, at anode oxidation takes place while at cathode reduction takes place. During oxidation, electrons are released at the electrode and makes it negative charge while in reduction electrons are used, therefore cathode is positive charge.
As the two reactions are opposite, the potential of the cell is addition of potential of two electrode:
Ecell = E_anode (oxidation potential) + E_cathode (reduction potential)
as oxidation potential = -reduction potential
Ecell = -E_anode (reduction potential) + E_cathode (reduction potential)
E_cathode (reduction potential) - E_anode (reduction potential)
Properties of solids for size reduction
We should understand the properties which are useful to find the size reduction method of solids. these properties tell about what type of reduction mechanism and equipment is suitable and how much power is required.
1. Hardness: resistance to identation or scratching. the hardest mineral is diamond. hardness is usually expressed in terms of Moh's scale. Minerals with a Moh's hardness of 4 or less are classed as soft; others are considered hard. for hard materials, crushers are used like jaw, gyratory or disk, while for soft material like coal, hammer mills or toothed rolls are used.
2. Brittleness: ease with which a substance may be broken by impact.
1. Hardness: resistance to identation or scratching. the hardest mineral is diamond. hardness is usually expressed in terms of Moh's scale. Minerals with a Moh's hardness of 4 or less are classed as soft; others are considered hard. for hard materials, crushers are used like jaw, gyratory or disk, while for soft material like coal, hammer mills or toothed rolls are used.
2. Brittleness: ease with which a substance may be broken by impact.
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