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Science is any systemic study or learning of the natural world through testable experiments, articles, and topics to get the knowledge of physical or chemical facts occurring in the natural world. Therefore, science articles or topics provide a systematic and logical approach to discovering how things in the universe work. Chemistry, physics, mathematics, and biology are the main classes in scientific study. Medicinal, environmental, and computer are also included in the scientific research. Modern sciences are generally divided into three major branches−natural sciences, social sciences, and formal sciences.

  • Natural Sciences: The natural sciences (physics, chemistry, and biology) are the sciences that explain the rules that govern the natural world through scientific observation and experimentation.
  • Social Sciences: Social sciences (economics, psychology, and sociology) are one of the branches of sciences that studies societies and the relationships among individuals within those societies.
  • Formal Sciences: Formal sciences are part of sciences that study abstract structures described by formal systems. Therefore, it includes logic, mathematics, statistics, theoretical computer education, artificial intelligence, information theory, game theory, systems theory, etc.

Chemical Science Articles

More chemical science or chemistry, biochemistry, and environmental issues-related articles or topics are listed below:

Copper chemical element or metal symbol, facts, properties, uses of copper alloys and position in periodic table

Copper

Copper Element Copper is a chemical element or reddish-brown transition metal of Group 11 or IB of the periodic table with the symbol Cu and...
Silver, shiny metal of Group 11 in periodic table element with chemical properties, application or uses in jewelry, coinage

Silver

Silver Element (Ag) Silver is the shiny white chemical element or lustrous transition metal of Group 11 or IB in the periodic table with atomic...
Lithium element symbol, periodic table properties, and atomic model

Lithium

Lithium Metal Lithium is the lightest solid chemical element or alkali metal of Group 1 or IA in the periodic table with the symbol Li and atomic...
Renewable or alternative energy comes from sources like sunlight, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal power and, biomass

Renewable Energy

What is Renewable Energy? Renewable energy sources such as hydroelectric, wind, solar, biomass, and geothermal energy are the main examples of naturally replenished energy resources...
Boron element chemical symbol and the periodic table properties

Boron

What is Boron? Boron (symbol B), atomic number 5, is the first chemical element of Group 13 or Group IIIA in the periodic table. The...
Soil pollution or contamination sources, prevention, and effects of acid rain or fertilizer on soil acidity

Soil Pollution

Soil Contamination Pollution Soil pollution or soil contamination is a part of land degradation causes by acid rain, excess and wrong use of agricultural fertilizer,...
Viscosity of liquids definition, measuring formula, unit, dimension, examples in glycerol, oils and water, laminar, turbulent types of fluid or liquid flow in chemistry

Viscosity of liquids

Measuring Viscosity of Liquids Viscosity of liquids in chemistry is measuring the resistance to flow exhibited by fluids (liquids or gases) like glycerol, ester, oils,...
Fluorine element chemical symbol and the periodic table properties

Fluorine

Fluorine Element Fluorine (chemical symbol F), chemical formula F2, atomic number 9 is the most electronegative and most chemically reactive member of the halogen family...
Helium element symbol, periodic table properties, and atomic model

Helium

Helium Gas Helium is a noble gas or group-18 element of the periodic table with the chemical symbol He and atomic number 2. It is the second most...
Water Pollution causes effects, solid, soluble salts, sewage, garbage on groundwater or rivers, lakes, streams, oceans

Water Pollution

Sources of Water Pollution Water pollution sources such as insoluble solid particles, soluble salts, sewage, garbage, radioactive substances, industrial wastes, algae, and bacteria can causes...