Forum

https://buddymeter.com/quiz.html?q=FEY1qih See for your self!

I mean like danggg

electricity is conducted through any substance in liquid state. solutions conduct electricity through mobile ions. LIQUIDS OR SOLUTIONS WHICH CONDUCT ELECTRICITY ARE CALLED ELECROLYTES. LIQUIDS OR SOLUTIONS WHICH DO NOT CONDUCT ELECTRICITY ARE CALLED NON-ELECTROLYTES. compounds such as sodium chloride and copper sulphate are known as ionic compounds. when an ionic solid is heated and brought to liquid state, it is called a fused substance. When electricity is conducted through an electrolyte, the conducters through which the electric current enters the electrolyte and exists are called electrodes. There are 2 types of electrodes. They are, 1. Positive electrode 2. Negative electrode The electrode connected to the positive terminal of the external supply of electricity is called the positive electrode. The electrode connected to the negative terminal of the external supply of electricity is called the negative electrode. The chemical change effected by passing an electric current through an electrolyte is known as ELECTROLYSIS.......... During this process, the electrolyte is converted into more simpler components. A substance that doesn't react chamically with the electrolyte reffered as inert electrodes. Carbon (graphite) and platinum electrodes are such examples...

Hello! We have three jobs open! If you would like one, please tell me down below! Science Jokes/Puns! Inviter! Goal Tracker!

Hello! (I hope this is okay with the SAs) There are going to be different little games and whoever wins, gets trophies! I'm thinking of a number from 1 to 20... Guess the number!

Hello! Welcome to Two Truths and a Lie, Astronomy! You know how it works! 1. One tablespoon of a neutron star weighs the same as the entire human population. 2. Neptune has only completed one orbit around the sun since it’s discovery. 3. Our days are getting longer. Enjoy!

Hello! Here is our two truths and a lie! 1. Modern botany can be traced back to Ancient Greece specifically to Theophratus, Plato's student. 2. An average pomegranate has less than 1000 seeds. 3. Apples are more efficient in waking you up in the morning than tea or coffee. Please do not look these up. Enjoy!

Hello! Here is science news: This fascinating article about trees: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/07/200727114656.htm An awesome article about desert shrubs: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/07/200727154204.htm (Am I the only one that when it said desert I read dessert? Lol)

Hello! We have recently updated our description and we added something. For every two members you invite, you get 1 trophy! I will put the link so all members can invite in the description too, but just wanted everyone to know! Just contact one of the SAs and they will give you your trophies!

Hi! I recently got this job! Here's a list of the Top Ten most Poisonus Plants, so know to stay away from them! Nerium Oleander Cicuta or Water Hemlock Abrus Precatorius or Rosary Pea Atropa Belladonna or Deadly Nightshade Castor Oil Plant Taxus Baccata or the English Yew Ageratina Ageratina Altissima or White Snakeroot Aconitum or Aconite Datura Stramonium aka Jimsonweed Hippomane Mancinella or Manchineel

Hello! Here is #2 of the Two Truths and a Lie! Same rules as last time! Again, we are doing a special edition for our fellow club, The Golden Paws! Go check them out if you haven't already! 1. Pigeons have a sharp brain like monkeys. 2. It takes almost 3 weeks for a sloth to digest its food. 3. Octopuses can taste their food before even grasping it. Hope you had fun!

Hello! Here is some Trivia: Zoology Edition! Please check out The Golden Paws! How it works: comment down below the answers to the questions the three people with the most answered will get trophies! Also, please don’t look any of these up. That is cheating and it is not appropriate! We will add more questions if needed. 1. How many teeth do horses have? 2. What animal sleeps more than cats? 3. What color do reindeer’s eyes change to in the winter? Answered my @nicoalvarado- blue 4. What animal has the world’s thickest fur? Answered my @nicoalvarado- otters 5. There are almost 900,000 species of _______ in the word. 6. Snails can sleep for _ years. Answered my @nicoalvarado- 3 7. The ____ of an ostrich is bigger than it’s _____. 8. What animal can’t jump because of its body weight? Answered my @nicoalvarado- Elephant 9. Cows give around _______ glasses of milk in its lifetime. Answered by @Jia_Jia-200,000 10. How do you hypnotize a frog? One part was answered by @nicoalvarado, but someone needs to finish the rest of it- lay it on it's back... 11. What is a rhino’s horn made out of?

Hello! Welcome to Two Truths and a Lie, science edition! If you don't know what two truths and a lie is, it's pretty self-explanatory. I will give you three science statements and you will determine which one is a lie! Please format your answer like this 1. Truth/Lie 2. Lie/Truth 3.Truth/Lie 1. The human stomach can dissolve razor blades 2. Only two letters don’t appear in the periodic table 3. Humans only use 10 percent of their brains PLEASE don't look these up, just go with your instinct! I will give you 1 week (or until I post the next one) to decide. Winners will get 1 trophy. Thank you!

Hello! Here is the Science News: Zoology Edition! I am doing a special edition for our fellow club, The Golden Paws! If you didn’t already know, zoology (zo-all-o-jee) is the science of animals! Cool, right? Well, here are three articles that have to do with animals. DISCLAIMER: the last one is not about an animal, it is about an arachnid. But, I thought it was so cool, so I still included it! https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/chimpanzees-termite-fishing-habits-might-provide-examples-cultural-diversity-180975028/ https://www.livescience.com/worlds-deepest-octopus.html https://www.livescience.com/joker-spider-joaquin-phoenix.html I hope you enjoyed! What did you learn? What was your favorite article?

Hello! Here is the first-ever Science News! Welcome! This article about lightning will shock you! https://www.sciencenews.org/article/two-lightning-flashes-shattered-distance-duration-records This article about black holes is sure to suck in your attention! https://www.sciencenews.org/article/colliding-black-holes-may-have-created-surprising-flare-light I hope you enjoyed! What did you learn? Which one was your favorite? Thank you!

Hello! Here is a science quiz for you all! Comment below your score! https://www.buzzfeed.com/mintychlo/how-good-at-biology-are-you-1icdqubfn1?bfsource=bfocompareon I got 9/9!

Please share any fun facts relating to science. Have fun!

https://www.triviagenius.com/question-what-is-the-explosion-at-the-end-of-a-stars-life-cycle-called-2/?qid=5eb469941bb3a000142aa106&e=omi.j.kruse@gmail.com&pc=&psc=&mcs=TriviaGenius&mcid=1101454999&mmid=7571099&msid=1011562002&utm_source=&utm_medium=&utm_campaign=1101454999&utm_content=7571099&utm_term=1011562002&sqt=DQ

https://www.triviagenius.com/question-how-many-main-layers-make-up-the-earths-atmosphere-2/?qid=5eb04879ac930d001b7f6724&e=omi.j.kruse@gmail.com&pc=&psc=&mcs=TriviaGenius&mcid=1099896663&mmid=7556430&msid=1011562002&utm_source=&utm_medium=&utm_campaign=1099896663&utm_content=7556430&utm_term=1011562002&sqt=DQ&sai=0