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Sulphur Sulphur is an element in Period 3 and Group 16 of the periodic table. Sulphur is a non-metal produced as a byproduct of natural gas production. The yellow solid or powdered form of sulphur is the most frequently occurring form of the element.  Sulphur (S) is an element that should never be underestimated due […]

It is extremely hazardous to us and our environment when industrial waste is generated.  A few of the ramifications are listed below: The amount of liquid industrial waste that is dumped into the water has reached an unacceptably high level, posing a serious threat to marine ecosystems.  Many toxic gases, such as carbon dioxide, sulphur

Introduction In Monosubstituted Benzene, the Functional Group Has A Direct Influence. When mono substituted benzene is electrophilically attacked, the rate of reaction and attack site differ depending on the functional group attached to it. Benzene, despite being an important industrial chemical, has limited application in consumer products due to its toxicity. Benzene One of the

The simplest of the organic molecules known as alkenes, which contain carbon-carbon double bonds, is ethylene (CH2=CH2). It’s a combustible, colourless gas with a sweet flavour and odour. Both natural gas and petroleum are natural sources of ethylene; It’s also a hormone found in plants that slows growth and encourages leaf fall, as well as

Water has always been one of the most important natural resources on the planet. In fact, the water we drink has existed in some form or another since the time of the dinosaurs. More than two-thirds of the earth’s surface is covered in water. This equates to 1,260,000,000,000,000,000,000 liters of water dispersed over the oceans,

Aarambh 2024: The Biggest Event for IIT JEE and NEET UG Aspirants An organism’s habitat is its immediate surroundings. An organism’s habitat is made up of many components such as air, water, land, and so on. These elements are found in specific amounts in order to maintain a harmonious equilibrium in the organism’s surroundings. Pollution

When harmful pollutants pollute a stream, river, lake, ocean, aquifer, or other body of water, the water quality deteriorates and the water becomes toxic to humans or the environment. Water is very susceptible to pollution. Water has the ability to dissolve more compounds than any other liquid. It’s also why water may be so easily

Introduction Carbon sequestration refers to the long term storage of carbon in various biological and aquatic habitats to prevent it from being released into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide. Carbon sequestration is a natural process that occurs naturally as part of the carbon cycle. Its improvement could aid in the reduction of global climate change

Introduction Whenever fossil fuels are burned, nitrogen oxides are released into the atmosphere, which aids in the creation of smog and acid rain. Nitrogen oxides are the most prevalent nitrogen-related substances produced into the atmosphere by human activities, and they are referred to as a group. The following are the most significant sources of nitrogen

In 1825, Michael Faraday became the first scientist to discover benzene. He recovered benzene from compressed illuminating gas produced from the pyrolysis of whale oil in cylinders. Benzene is a non-polar, colourless, inflammable liquid with a sweet, unique scent that some find pleasant. However, be aware that benzene is extremely poisonous and can be absorbed