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Stoichiometry: A Simplified Guide

Stoichiometry: A Simplified Guide

Ruby WardSep 6, 2025

What If Every Recipe in the World Had to Follow Perfect Math? Imagine baking cookies where using 2.1 eggs instead…

Electromagnetism

Electromagnetism

Sep 7, 2025


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Quark Stars

Quark Stars

Ruby WardOct 9, 20258 min read

A quark star is a hypothetical type of star that forms when a dying massive star collapses beyond the neutron star stage but stops short of becoming a black hole. Inside, matter is crushed so tightly that quarks — the…

The Wiggers Diagram

The Wiggers Diagram

Chukwuchetam AloysiusOct 2, 20255 min read

The Wiggers Diagram is a classic graph in physiology that represents all the events of the cardiac cycle in one picture. It combines: Electrical activity (ECG) Pressure changes (atria, ventricles, aorta) Volume changes (in the ventricles) Heart sounds (phonocardiogram: S1, S2, etc.) This is why it…

Phosphorus (P) Sorption- A Simplified Guide

Phosphorus (P) Sorption- A Simplified Guide

Prosper AnigboroOct 2, 20254 min read

Phosphorus (P) sorption This is a key process in soil fertility, water quality, and nutrient cycling. It’s also referred to as P fixation. Unlike N fixation(Nitrogen is made available to…

Escape Velocity — Explained Simply

Escape Velocity — Explained Simply

Ruby WardOct 1, 20255 min read

Imagine you’re standing on Earth, holding a ball. You throw it upward. What happens? That magic speed is called escape velocity. 1. What is escape velocity? Escape velocity is the…

Inflammation – An Easy Guide

Inflammation – An Easy Guide

Chukwuchetam AloysiusSep 29, 20255 min read

Inflammation is the body’s protective response to injury, infection, or irritation. Its goal is simple: Eliminate the cause of injury (like microbes or toxins). Clear out damaged tissue. Start repair. It is not always harmful — it’s a survival mechanism. But when excessive…


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