In this article, we are providing a Human’s Internal Body parts name with pictures. Internal body parts are those parts having inside the body and covered by our skin, some cases, protected by our skeletal system. Examples of Internal body parts are the Heart, Lungs, brain, Liver extra. These are different from External body parts. …
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Physics notes on Physical quantities, Units, dimensions and Measurements. This notes of physics is helpful for academic learning, competitive and government exams like SSC CGL, UPSC CSE, CDS, NDA, and others. Physical Quantity, Units and Dimensions In the vast and intricate realm of science, understanding the properties and behaviors of the physical world requires a …
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The origin of life on Earth has been a topic of fascination and intrigue for millennia. As we gaze up at the stars and wonder about the vastness of the universe, it is equally captivating to ponder how life, as we know it, came into existence on our pale blue dot. Though the exact process …
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Who discovered Proton? – Ernest Rutherford discovered Proton in 1911. Ernest Rutherford, a New Zealand-born physicist, discovered the atomic nucleus, proposed the planetary model of the atom, coined the term “proton,” and made significant contributions to the fields of radioactivity, nuclear physics, and atomic structure. who discovered Proton? – Ernest Rutherford who discovered Proton: The …
Catenation is the ability of elements, primarily carbon, to form long chains or rings. It leads to structural diversity, stability of bonds, isomerism, polymerization, and the attachment of functional groups. Types include carbon, silicon, sulfur, and phosphorus catenation. what is catenation Catenation refers to the ability of certain elements, especially carbon, to form chains or …
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In this post we are providing Biology Notes for most of the Competitive and Government Exams like UPSC, CSE, CDS, NDA, SSC CGL, CHSL, CPO, MTS, Teaching Exams, State PCS Exams, FSSAI & FCI Exams, UPSC EPFO APFC & EO/AO Exams and others. Biology Notes for Competitive Exams What is Biology Notes? Biology notes are …
In this post we are providing Chemistry Notes for most of the Competitive and Government Exams like UPSC, CSE, CDS, NDA, SSC CGL, CHSL, CPO, MTS, Teaching Exams, State PCS Exams, FSSAI & FCI Exams, UPSC EPFO APFC & EO/AO Exams and others. Chemistry Notes for Competitive Exams What is Chemistry Notes? Chemistry notes are …
In this post we are providing Physics Notes for most of the Competitive and Government Exams like UPSC, CSE, CDS, NDA, SSC CGL, CHSL, CPO, MTS, Teaching Exams, State PCS Exams, FSSAI & FCI Exams, UPSC EPFO APFC & EO/AO Exams and others. Physics Notes for Competitive Exams What is Physics Notes? Physics notes are …
In this post we are providing Science Notes for most of the Competitive and Government Exams like UPSC, CSE, CDS, NDA, SSC CGL, CHSL, CPO, MTS, Teaching Exams, State PCS Exams, FSSAI & FCI Exams, UPSC EPFO APFC & EO/AO Exams and others. Science Notes for Competitive Exams Physics Notes for Competitive Exams Chemistry Notes …