Science
Elements found in normal human body.
1. Oxygen - 65.0 %
2. Carbon - 18.0 %
3. Hydrogen - 10.0 %
4. Nitrogen - 3.0 %
5. Calcium - 2.0 %
6. phosphrous - 1.1 %
7. potassium - 0.35 %
8. sulpher - 0.25 %
9. sodium - 0.15 %
10. chlorine - 0.15 %
11. magnesium - 0.05 %
12. iron - 0.004 %
13. manganese - 0.00013 %
14. copper - 0.00014 %
15. cobalt - 0.00000016 %
Some basic points in science
1. Oxygen - 65.0 %
2. Carbon - 18.0 %
3. Hydrogen - 10.0 %
4. Nitrogen - 3.0 %
5. Calcium - 2.0 %
6. phosphrous - 1.1 %
7. potassium - 0.35 %
8. sulpher - 0.25 %
9. sodium - 0.15 %
10. chlorine - 0.15 %
11. magnesium - 0.05 %
12. iron - 0.004 %
13. manganese - 0.00013 %
14. copper - 0.00014 %
15. cobalt - 0.00000016 %
Some basic points in science
- Lowest melting point : -38.8°C (-38° F)
- Highest melting point : 3652° C (6006° F)
- Rarest elements : Rhodium ( 3 tones mined every year )
- Heaviest metal : cube of osmium weighs 640 kgs
Scientific Instruments
- Altimeter : It is special type of aneroid barometer, used in measuring altitudes.
- Ammeter : used to measure strength of electric current.
- Anemometer : used to measure velocity and find direction of wind.
- Audiometer : used to measure difference in hearing.
- Barometer : used for measuring atmospheric pressure.
- Calorimeter : used for measuring qauntities of heat.
- Chronometer : It is clock to determine longitude of vessel at sea.
- Clinical thermometer : It is thermometer for measuring temperature of human body.
- Colorimeter : used for compairung intensities of colour.
- Commutator : used to change or reverse the direction of current.
- Dynamo : used to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy.
- Dynamometer : used for measure electrical power.
Material science
1. Brass -
- Alloy of copper and zinc (Alloy definition - Alloy is metal made by two or more metallic elements, to give more strength and corrosive resistance )
- Density - 8.553 g/cm³
- brass is used to make pipes and tubes, weather-stripping and other architectural trim pieces, screws, radiators, musical instruments, and cartridge casings for firearms
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