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Nature’s Fireworks It’s June. You’re in a North American temperate forest, strolling through damp Tennessee woodlands enjoying the warm summer
Continue readingIlluminating Life – At times, dark backdrops inspire bright lights
Common reaction flasks are the simplest, but the most useful companion to a chemist for preparing and storing chemicals. From
Of the several perplexing features of quantum mechanics, perhaps the most challenging to our notions of common sense is that
Chemical Oscillators are some of the most complicated and least explored chemical systems in existence. Their rate equations are immensely
The story probably begins with the 1983 April edition of the Durand Express (a weekly newspaper of Michigan) which published
How old is our planet Earth? When did the dinosaurs live? When were ancient monuments built? It is a proven
Probably you’re wondering if the words in the title make sense. But before we jump into the definition of the
Continue readingDoes hot water freeze faster than cold water? The Mpemba Effect!
“As for the origin of the images given by mirrors and all the shiny and polished surfaces […] But then
In this article, I discuss an overview of temperature by briefly touching upon both the microscopic and the macroscopic viewpoint.
Continue readingOn the beauty of a mysterious thermodynamic parameter –Temperature.
“Discussion is an exchange of knowledge; argument an exchange of ignorance.” ― Robert Quillen Well, it was a normal evening
Continue readingMetals vs Microbes- the Oligodynamic Effect!