The most powerful element of all: water . What is the most powerful power element? Fire — The most powerful element. Nothing can exist before the most brilliant flames. Fire is the symbol of the beginning and the end, the … Continue reading →

The white powder on a battery depot is usually, Zinc Sulfate or lead sulfate crystals. Lead Sulfate crystals are formed on negative terminal of the lead battery when it is not sufficiently or correctly charged. This is known as ‘sulfation’, … Continue reading →

As alkaline batteries age or discharge, the chemistry of the battery changes. One byproduct of this chemical change is hydrogen gas. The excess gas causes a pressure build up inside the battery which can eventually rupture the battery seal and … Continue reading →

C type batteries are built to a standard size to ensure maximum compatibility with both devices and accessories such as battery holders. C-sized batteries are smaller than D batteries but larger than AA and AAA batteries. Why are C batteries … Continue reading →

Compared to Gatorade, bananas have 10 times the amount of potassium per serving. For researchers, the additional nutrients that are found in bananas and not in sports drinks make the banana a better option. Are bananas better than sports drinks? … Continue reading →

The footprint for the batteries themselves remains the same as in the example with 400 cycles — 12.9 million kilograms of carbon dioxide. The total then becomes 9.7 million plus 12.9 million = 22.6 million kg of carbon dioxide divided … Continue reading →

Of practical importance is the contribution that is made by carbonaceous materials as an additive to enhance the electronic conductivity of electrodes. In other electrode applications, carbon serves as the electrocatalyst for electrochemical reactions and/or the substrate on which an … Continue reading →

You’d be better off using a smaller pulley on the alternator, or a bigger one on the engine. It’ll make the alternator spin faster, producing enough power at low engine speeds. It’s the simplest, cheapest, most reliable solution. Can you … Continue reading →

Much of the phosphorus on Earth is tied up in rock and sedimentary deposits, from which it is released by weathering, leaching, and mining. Some of it passes through freshwater and terrestrial ecosystems via plants, grazers, predators, and parasites, to … Continue reading →

Do You Need Sugar To Absorb Electrolytes? The short answer is no. Yes, glucose helps you absorb sodium, chloride, and water. Does sugar affect electrolytes? DO BLOOD SUGAR LEVELS AFFECT ELECTROLYTES? Absolutely. Recent studies show that electrolyte levels are significantly … Continue reading →

What is an electrolyte? A substance that becomes either positively or negatively charged when it is dissolved in water: electrolytes are charged ions which are classified as cations or anions. What defines an electrolyte? If you ask a chemistry professor … Continue reading →

Rb2SO4 R b 2 S O 4 is an electrolyte. Is BA OH 2 a strong electrolyte? That is, the principal species in solution for strong electrolytes are ions, while the principal specie in solution for weak electrolytes is the … Continue reading →

You probably know that bananas are a good source of potassium. But they’ll also give you magnesium and calcium. That’s three out of four nutrients you need to ease muscle cramps tucked under that yellow peel. No wonder bananas are … Continue reading →

Electrolyte imbalance Electrolyte and hormone abnormalities may also be responsible for syncope; however, these causes are due to their effects on the heart and blood vessels. What happens when your body is low on electrolytes? When your body becomes low … Continue reading →

Thyroid stimulating hormone is produced and released into the bloodstream by the pituitary gland. It controls production of the thyroid hormones, thyroxine and triiodothyronine, by the thyroid gland by binding to receptors located on cells in the thyroid gland. How … Continue reading →