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Science Struck: Chemical Reactions in Everyday Life
Provides some common examples of chemical reactions, e.g., in respiration, rusting, and photosynthesis.
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Science Struck: Differences Between Basic and Applied Research
Explains the definitions of basic and applied research and what the differences are between them. Provides examples of what they look like in different disciplines.
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Science Struck: The Concept of Cultural Hegemony
Explains the term cultural hegemony and how it was constructed by the Marxist philosopher Antonio Gramsci. Examples of its manifestation in mass media, education, religion, and other areas are given.
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Science Struck: How Does an Ancient and Modern Catapult Work
A short explanation of how a catapult works and some examples of them.
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Science Struck: An Explanation of How Waterfalls Are Formed
Describes the processes that cause the formation of waterfalls, examples of waterfalls around the world, and the different types.
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Science Struck: Understanding Deposition in Geology
Explains what is meant by the deposition of sediments by wind and water and provides examples of the resulting landforms.
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Science Struck: Organic Compounds Examples
Discusses the confusion around what is meant by organic chemistry and provides a list of organic compounds organized into categories and types.
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Science Struck: Decomposers in the Ocean: Role and Examples
Describes five different types of decomposers that feed on decaying organic matter in the oceans and that are at the bottom of the ocean food chain.
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Science Struck: The Phenomena of Physical Change Explained
Explains what a physical change is and gives examples. The difference between a physical and a chemical change is also discussed.
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Science Struck: The Meaning of a Vernacular Region Explained
Gives the definition of a vernacular region, one of the three main types of geographical regions, along with examples.
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Science Struck: Finding the Volume of a Trapezoidal Prism
Explains how to calculate the volume of a trapezoidal prism and models how to solve example problems.
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Science Struck: Cross Sectional Area of a Cylinder
Presents the formula and an example showing how to find the cross-sectional area of a cylinder. In this case, it is the same as the surface area for the circular faces.
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Science Struck: What Is a Bromine Test?
Explains what a bromine test is, the chemistry behind it, what it is used for, and gives examples of bromine test strip brands that are used for test the water in swimming pools and at spas.
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Science Struck: Acid Base Reactions
Explains what acids and bases are and some of their properties, and gives examples of acid-base reactions.
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Science Struck: Why Does Copper Oxidize and Turn Green?
Explains the process of copper oxidation, the chemical reactions that are involved, and gives examples of oxidation occurring. Includes the steps for an activity where you can try oxidizing copper at home, and describes how to prevent...
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Science Struck: Osmosis vs. Diffusion: How Are They Different?
Explains the processes of osmosis and diffusion using labeled illustrations, discusses how they occur and gives examples.
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Science Struck: Plastic Wars: Thermoplastics vs. Thermosets
Explains what thermoplastics and thermosets are, their properties, and their advantages and disadvantages. Provides lots of examples for each of how they are used in everyday life.
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Science Struck: Homogeneous Mixture
Explains what a homogeneous mixture is, gives examples, and discusses some ways used to separate homogeneous mixtures.
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Science Struck: How to Convert Octal to Decimal
Explains what the four different types of number systems are and what they are used for. Presents the formula used to convert octal numbers into decimals and models how to apply it in two example problems.
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Science Struck: The Theory of Axial Load
Explains what is meant by axial load and how it is calculated. Includes a labeled diagram and an example problem.
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Science Struck: Translucent, Transparent, and Opaque Materials
The definitions of transparent, translucent, and opaque can be found here. The article explains how the density of a material and its ability to absorb light determine which of these three properties it has. A list of examples is given...
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Science Struck: A Simple Guide on How to Calculate Theoretical Yield
Explains vocabulary used when talking about the yield of a chemical reaction and models how to calculate the theoretical and the percentage yield in an example problem.