Category: eduction

What are the most important supplies you need for a first day of school in elementary school? Chances are, there is a huge variety of different items on your child’s supply list. This can be overwhelming for many parents who don’t know what each item does or how much they cost. Here, we will go… Continue reading What Elementary School Supplies to Buy and What They Cost

This is a question that you may be wondering. The answer is inorganic sulfuric acid, and the IUPAC name for it would be H2SO4. The IUPAC is the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry, which is what gives this name its legitimacy. The second part: H+SO42- can be simplified to two ions, a hydrogen… Continue reading What is the IUPAC Name of the Following Compound?

This is a question that many people ask themselves when they are trying to remember how to spell aluminum. The answer is 8 valence electrons, which makes it an element in the 13th row of the periodic table. In this article we will go over some interesting facts about Aluminum and how you might be… Continue reading How many valence electrons does Aluminum have?

This blog post will teach you how to convert an array of integers into a scalar index. This is useful for creating arrays with multiple dimensions, or when the size of the input array is unknown. In order to convert an integer array into a scalar index, we need to iterate through each item in… Continue reading How to Convert an Array of Integers into a Scalar Index

You may have heard of PCL3, but you may not know what a PCL3 is. A PCL3 is a type of chemical compound, and it cannot be polar or non-polar. It’s often used in the production of polyester fabrics and plastics. If you’re looking for information on how to deal with your PCL3, contact us… Continue reading No. A PCL3 is a type of chemical compound, and it cannot be polar or non-polar

Some people find it difficult to tell which of two items is mismatched. Are you one of those people? We’ve created a quiz to test your knowledge on identical and mismatched pairs! Can you identify which of the following pairs are mismatched? 1) A, E 2) B, F 3) C, G Can you identify which… Continue reading This is a quiz designed to test user’s knowledge of identical and mismatched pairs.

You are a pirate, you’re under arrest! The lyrics to the opening song of Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean  are not only catchy and memorable, they also represent an ideal situation for search engine optimization. Search engines have been using crawlers to index pages on websites since 1997. This is because after years of trial… Continue reading 11 Steps to Increase Conversions on Your Website: Conversion Rate Optimization Strategies

Lately, people have been whipping up education in the strangest ways. Whip-ups are now a thing. And they’re not just limited to whipped cream and pie crusts! Here’s fifty whip-ups that range from educational to downright bizarre. The content of this post is informative while also being creative and interesting with the introduction of ‘whipping’… Continue reading Fifty Shades of Education: Fifty Educational Whip-Ups

The magnetic field at the center of a loop is what allows it to be used as a power source for many devices. The strength and direction of the magnetic field varies depending on what type of loop is being used, but they all have one thing in common: they are always strongest near the… Continue reading The Magnetic Field at the Center of a Loop: What is it?

Phosphorus is a chemical element that has the symbol P and atomic number 15. It was discovered in England by German chemists Hennig Brand and Carl Wilhelm Scheele. Phosphorus is an important part of our lives because it can be found in many different foods, fertilizers, and medicines. It’s even used to help make plastics… Continue reading How Many Valence Electrons Does Phosphorus Have