Introduction In our previous blog, we explained the basics of electrolysis and how electricity can drive chemical changes that do not happen on their own. In this post, we will look at one of the simplest and most important examples: the electrolysis of water. This school experiment is a clear demonstration of how water, which …
Introduction Have you ever looked at a piece of jewellery and wondered how it got that flawless gold coating? It is not paint, and it is definitely not done with a tiny brush. The secret lies in a process called electrolysis. Electrolysis is where electricity steps in and makes chemical reactions happen that normally would …
Introduction:States of Matter Everything around us air, water, metal, or even plastic is made of something called matter. But matter doesn’t always look or act the same way. Why? Because it can exist in different forms called “states.” This is one of the first big ideas you learn in chemistry: matter can be solid, liquid, …
Introduction – Why Do We Need Atomic Models? Have you ever wondered what everything is really made of? The screen you’re reading this on, the air around you, even your own body - it’s all made of atoms. But atoms are far too small to see, even with powerful microscopes. So, how do we understand …
Everything around us is made of atoms - but what is an atom, really? From the screen you're reading this on to the water you drink, atoms are everywhere. They’re the basic building blocks of all matter — but many students find the idea of atoms a bit confusing at first. This blog is written …
