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Can Radio Waves be Polarized?

Radio waves are a type of electromagnetic wave. The wavelength of these waves lies between the electromagnetic spectrum. These waves are emitted by the transmitters and received by antennas, radio …

Polarization is the process through which the wave oscillations are made to move in a single plane. Polarization also determines the geometrical orientation of the particle vibrations. It specifies the …

Do Satellites Blink?

Satellites constantly revolve around the Earth at a distance of 500 to 40,000 km above the surface. Many are visible from the Earth and astronomers invest their time in viewing …

Why is Potassium Used in Fireworks?

Potassium denoted by the symbol ‘K‘ is a chemical element found in various minerals like sylvite, langbeinite, kainite, and carnallite. It is not present in its elemental form because it …

Is H2O (Water) Polar or Nonpolar?

Water or H2O is a substance composed of chemical elements Hydrogen and Oxygen and can be found in gaseous, liquid and solid states of matter. It is available in abundance …

Is CH3Cl Polar or Non-Polar?

Polarity, as seen in compounds, is a condition where separation in electric charge results in the positive and negative pole of a compound. This is produced due to the difference …

Does Diamond Conduct Electricity?

Diamond has one of the most unique sets of physical properties among all of the other elements due to which sometimes one can get confused over classifying its physical properties. …

Does Jupiter Have a Solid Surface? Can You Stand on Jupiter?

A gaseous giant as it is called, Jupiter, is made from the mass left after the formation of the sun, weighing one-thousandth the mass of the sun. It can be …

Is BF3 Polar or Nonpolar?

BF3, also known as Boron Trifluoride, is an inorganic chemical compound which is a colorless gas with a pungent smell. Students often get confused regarding the polarity or non-polarity of …

Does Blood Conduct Electricity?

Blood is a very essential liquid present in a human body that circulates through the body and transports the oxygen and required nutrients to cells present all over in the …