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Buoyancy

"Buoyant force is the force that a fluid exerts on a object that is immersed within it. It is called buoyant force because this force is a lifting force, often making the object buoyant. Buoyant force ...

Parabolic Motion

"If an object moving forward in a straight line is affected by gravity it will fall in a parabolic arc. Since projectiles are objects affected only by gravity, the path of a projectile moving forward ...

Bulk Modulus

"Bulk modulus is a modulus associated with a volume strain, when a volume is compressed. The formula for bulk modulus is bulk modulus = - ( pressure applied / fractional change in volume). Bulk modulu ...

Boiling

"Boiling is the transition of a substance from the liquid to gaseous state of matter. When a liquid boils, its vapor pressure equals the atmospheric pressure. At high altitudes, liquids boil at a much ...

Blackbody Radiation

"Blackbody radiation states that every object at a finite termperature radiates light. Hotter objects emit more light and at smaller wavelenghths when compared to cooler objects. Sefan-Boltzmann displ ...

Black Holes

"Black holes are formed when extremely large star dies. When a star dies, it first expands, then contracts. Large stars contract until their atoms collapse, pulling the electrons into the nucleus. The ...

Orbital Diagrams

"Orbital diagrams are pictorial descriptions of the electrons in an atom. Three rules are useful in forming orbital diagrams. According to the Auf Bau Principle, each electron occupies the lowest ener ...

Ohm's Law

"Ohm's law defines a concrete relationship between potential difference and current flow. This relationship is satisfied by all ohmic materials according to the equation potential difference = - curre ...

Nuclear Reactions

"Nuclear reactions differ from other chemical reactions in that they involve changing the structure of the nucleus. Types of nuclear reactions include alpha decay, beta decay and gamma decay. Often pa ...

Bernoulli's Principle

"Bernoulli's Principle replaces Pascal's Principle and liquid pressure for flowing fluid. It states that as you increase a fluid's speed, you decrease its the pressure that fluid exerts. Stagnant flui ...

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