Tagged: 10th

And Operation (10th-Physics-Lesson-19.12)

And Operation (10th-Physics-Lesson-19.12)

In order to understand AND operation, we consider input variables A and B as two switches. There are four possible sates of these two switches which are given below: Both A and B are...

Transistor (10th-Biology-Lesson-19.7)

Transistor (10th-Biology-Lesson-19.7)

If a crystal of germanium or silicon is doped in such a way that n-type regions are formed at its two sides with a very thin p-type region in between, it forms an n-p-n...

Semi Conductor (10th-Physics-Lesson-19.3)

Semi Conductor (10th-Physics-Lesson-19.3)

The material objects, on the basis of electrical properties, are classified in three groups: Conductor The substances in which electric current flows easily are called conductors. Usually, metals are good conductors. For example gold,...

Radiation Hazards (10th-Physics-Lesson-18.7)

Radiation Hazards (10th-Physics-Lesson-18.7)

We have already read that radiations are very useful in many ways for mankind. Radiations are being used in different ways in medical, agriculture and in some industrial units, but there is always danger...

Nuclear Fission (10th-Physics-Lesson-18.6)

Nuclear Fission (10th-Physics-Lesson-18.6)

In 1938, Ottohann and Stresemann bombarded slow neutrons on uranium. As the neutron is a neutral particle, so it was expected that the uranium nucleus will absorb the neutron and become a heavy uranium...

Half Life (10th-Physics-Lesson-18.3)

Half Life (10th-Physics-Lesson-18.3)

We have already studied that radioactive elements continuously emit radiations, due to which they change into new elements. For example if an a particle is emitted by an element . The atomic mass number...