Computer Aided Design & The 118 Elements
by Florin FODOR
Clouds are often a presence on the sky. We all see them from the ground, yet the best view we can get on them is always from above. Observing the clouds from above we can understand well enough that they are clearly the reason why we have different weather condition on the ground, and why... Continue Reading →
Usually, matter is viewed as existing in one of the 4 main state forms — solid, liquid, gas, or plasma—depending on the conditions under which it is studied. In the solid state, substances are very orderly, with their particles (molecules, atoms, or ions) arranged in highly organized ways. Therefore in a solid, the atoms or... Continue Reading →
A liquid lacks both the strong spatial order of a solid, though it can have the high density of solids (a liquid has volume but doesn't have shape) and the absence of total disorder of a gas that results from the low density of gases i.e., gas molecules are relatively free of each other’s influence... Continue Reading →
When we talk about how humans behave in relation with water, there are 2 categories of people: Those who love water, therefore they love to swim Those who are afraid of water, therefore in most cases they don’t know how to swim. Myself I am a swimmer since I was 9 year old. And by... Continue Reading →
Although water molecules are simple have a simple structure, technically such a molecule is made of 2 atoms of Hydrogen and 1 of Oxygen, the outcome being a substance noted as H2O, the physical and chemical properties of water are extraordinarily complicated. It’s not a secret for anyone that without water you won’t live long.... Continue Reading →
Computer Aided Design & The 118 Elements 