Chemistry
Trihydrogen Cation
The trihydrogen cation, also known as protonated molecular hydrogen, is a positive ion (cation) composed of three hydrogen nuclei (protons) sharing two electrons. It is…
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Chemistry
Triatomic Hydrogen
Triatomic hydrogen, abbreviated H3, is an unstable triatomic molecule composed entirely of hydrogen. It is a triatomic molecule, which means it contains three atoms. Because…
Chemistry
Dihydrogen Cation
The dihydrogen cation, also known as the hydrogen molecular ion, is a positive ion with the formula H+2. It is made up of two hydrogen…
Technology
Light-emitting Diode (LED)
A light-emitting diode (LED) is a semiconductor device that emits light when current flows through it. Electrons in the semiconductor recombine with electron holes, releasing…
Geology
Emotion Evaluation in Wild Animals
Assessing emotions in wild animals is a difficult task for a variety of reasons. Even in humans, emotions are subjective experiences that are difficult to…
Plants and Animals
Boat Strikes are a Growing Cause of Manatee Deaths in Belize, According to a New Study
According to a new study, the endangered Antillean manatee faces an increasing threat from boat collisions in Belize, raising concerns about the survival of what…
Physics
Aerodynamic Levitation
Aerodynamic levitation, also known as aerodynamic suspension or aerodynamic levitation, is a technique for suspending objects in mid-air by using aerodynamic forces. The use of…
Technology
Future Industry and Technology are Illuminated Via a Fresh new Infrared Lens
A novel low-cost material that can be used to create thermal imaging lenses has been found by researchers at Flinders University, pointing to new advanced…
Physics
Physicists Discover the First Signs of Rare Higgs Boson Decay
A refined search for the exceedingly rare Higgs boson transformation has yielded results, providing the first evidence of a mechanism that may hint at new…
Physics
Researchers Find That the Development of Colloidal Gels Uses a Different Mechanism from the Formation of Glass
Colloidal gels’ soft, solid-like characteristics are critical in industries such as food and medicine, but how these properties show themselves has long been a mystery.…
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