Fuel
Fuel : A substance that can supply energy either alone or by reacting with another substance is known as fuel. Heat produced by fuel is measured in Calories.
Ideal Fuel : An ideal fuel should have high calorific value, should be cheap and easily available, should be easily stored and transported, should be regulated and controlled and have low ignition temperature.
The quantity of fuel is expressed in the form of calorific value.
Calorific Value : Calorific Value is the total quantity of heat liberated by complete combustion of a unit mass of fuel in air or oxygen.
Forms of fuel : » Solid - Wood, Coal etc » Liquid - Kerosene Oil, Petroleum, Alcohol etc. » Gas - LPG, CNG etc.
Best Fuel : Gaseous fuel are considered to be the best fuels.
Ideal Fuel : An ideal fuel should have high calorific value, should be cheap and easily available, should be easily stored and transported, should be regulated and controlled and have low ignition temperature.
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The quantity of fuel is expressed in the form of calorific value.
Calorific Value : Calorific Value is the total quantity of heat liberated by complete combustion of a unit mass of fuel in air or oxygen.
Forms of fuel : » Solid - Wood, Coal etc » Liquid - Kerosene Oil, Petroleum, Alcohol etc. » Gas - LPG, CNG etc.
Best Fuel : Gaseous fuel are considered to be the best fuels.
Periodic Motion
Periodic Motion : Any motion which repeats itself after regular interval of time is called 'harmonic' or 'periodic' motion.
Motion of hands of a clock, motion of earth around the Sun, motion of the needles of a sewing machine are examples of periodic motion.
Motion of hands of a clock, motion of earth around the Sun, motion of the needles of a sewing machine are examples of periodic motion.
Arbitrage
Arbitrage : A technique employed to take advantage of differences in price.
For example:- XYZ stock can be bought in London for $80 a share and sold in New York at $80.25, an 'arbitrageur' may purchase XYZ stock here and sell the same amt. in New York at the same time, making a profit of $0.25 a share, minus expenses.
"Arbitrage" may also include the purchase of rights to subscribe to a security, or the purchase of a convertible security; and the sale at or about the same time of the security obtainable through exercise of the rights or of the security obtainable through conversion.
For example:- XYZ stock can be bought in London for $80 a share and sold in New York at $80.25, an 'arbitrageur' may purchase XYZ stock here and sell the same amt. in New York at the same time, making a profit of $0.25 a share, minus expenses.
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"Arbitrage" may also include the purchase of rights to subscribe to a security, or the purchase of a convertible security; and the sale at or about the same time of the security obtainable through exercise of the rights or of the security obtainable through conversion.
Uranus : The 7th Rock from the Sun
Uranus - Seventh Planet of the Solar System : Uranus is about four times the size of the Earth. Uranus appears "greenish" in color because of "Methane" gas present in its atmosphere.
It was discovered by "Sir William Hersiel" in 1781. It is the seventh planet from the "Sun". 'Uranus' is also the very first planet to have been discovered by the use of a 'Telescope'.
Uranus is the 3rd biggest planet of the Solar System. Uranus is extremely cold, having surface temperature -190°C.
Uranus is surrounded by 5 rings namely, alpha, beta, gamma, delta and epsilon. Uranus rotates from east to west on its axis, which is opposite to other planets.
The axis of Uranus has very large inclination so that it appears to be lying down, hence, it bears the name "A Planet on its Side".
It was discovered by "Sir William Hersiel" in 1781. It is the seventh planet from the "Sun". 'Uranus' is also the very first planet to have been discovered by the use of a 'Telescope'.
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Uranus is surrounded by 5 rings namely, alpha, beta, gamma, delta and epsilon. Uranus rotates from east to west on its axis, which is opposite to other planets.
The axis of Uranus has very large inclination so that it appears to be lying down, hence, it bears the name "A Planet on its Side".