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A poor farmer lived in a village. He had land for cultivation, but the poor man was upset because of not being good on that land. One day in the summer season, he was resting in the shade of a tree on his farm, that he saw a snake out of a bill and the wings broke out. Suddenly the farmer doubted, ho-n-ho due to this snake my farm is deteriorating, so I have to serve him. When this idea came, he brought milk from somewhere and put it in a vessel and kept it near the bill. The next day when he went to the bill, he sees that there is no milk in the vessel but it has a gold stamp. He was very happy to find the stamp. From that day he would take milk in the pot and keep it near the bill and the next day he got a regular gold stamp. Incidentally the farmer had to go out somewhere for a day. It was in great dilemma that who would give milk to a snake? With great consideration, he talked to his son about this and asked him to put milk. According to the farmer, the son did the same. But wh...

Q: What is ionization and explain ionization of water? Ans: Ionization is the process where atoms or molecules acquire positive and negative charge by accepting or losing electros to form ions. Ionization results from the loss of an electro after collision with other atoms. Due to ionization a neutral atom changes into the charge particle. Ionization of water is described by equilibrium constant. When weak acids are dissolved in water they contribute H + ions. Water molecules undergo reversible ionization to give a hydroxide ion.                                                 Ionization of water can be measured by its electrical conductivity. Pure water carries electrical current H + moves towards cat...

Use a very simple workspace.  My workspace is just a laptop and a larger screen on a desk made out of wood. I use a comfy chair and there is room for my glass of water beside the computer. That’s it. There are no distractions here. This makes it easier to write and to keep a clear mind. Cook more food than you’ll eat.  We usually make 4-10 servings of what we are about to eat. This cuts down on time that you spend on cooking and you’ll have to do less washing up in general. Plus, you’ll have lunch for the day after. And sometimes a couple of portions to put in the freezer. And that really comes in handy on those evenings when you don’t feel like cooking. Write shorter emails.  I tend to write emails containing only a few sentences, usually between one and five. In some cases I write more of course. But keeping this guideline in mind cuts down on the time and energy that is spent on processing emails. Be 10 or 5 minutes early for meetings and appointments.  This will ...

Q1: Explain non covalent interaction of water molecule? Ans: The non-covalent interaction are different from the covalent interaction because they do not share electron with another. Due to the formation of non-covalent interaction energy released. Intermolecular forces are non-covalent interactions that occur between different molecules, rather than between different atoms of the same molecules. a)       Hydrogen bonds between water molecules: When hydrogen atom attaches to a highly electronegative atoms such as oxygen or nitrogen the resulting covalent bond is polar. Hydrogen atom acquire a slight positive charge. Such hydrogen atom can then participate in a hydrogen bonding.   Hydrogen bond is weak interaction to a negatively charged atom in another molecule. Water molecules forms four neighboring water molecules. The most common hydrogen bonds are those between water molecules, but other hydrogen bonds also play a critical role in the structure of...

Everyone has times in their life when they feel demotivated, lost, and unhappy. You're in a rut, and you don't know how to get out of it. Life may keep piling it on, but here are a few starting points for how you can climb out of your hole and get back on track. This is an awfully big topic, so we recently asked you for personal experiences, and you delivered. There were so many great contributions, so thank you to all who told your story. These are all great stories and tips from readers just like you—mixed in with our own tips and strategies—that show you that it's possible to get out of any rut in your life. It's possible you feel stagnant because...well, you are. You wake up, go to work, come home, go to bed, and repeat. Sometimes when it feels like you're not going anywhere, you just need something to loosen up the gears. It doesn't matter what it is—many of you recommended volunteering, taking a class, or doing some community service—but if you try somethi...

“When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on.” ~Franklin D. Roosevelt At seventeen years old, baseball was my life. I played on the top summer Connecticut baseball teams, constantly practiced and trained, and dreamed of being a starter for the high school varsity team. Junior year I was on varsity but didn’t get any playing time, so I was putting all my hopes and dreams into spring of my senior year. When I went to college showcases, I was one of the standout players and I received many letters in the mail from interested colleges who wanted me to go and play for them. I had scouts coming up to me saying, “Wow, you are an incredible hitter and ballplayer.” Senior year, I did extremely well in tryouts. In live scrimmages against other teams, I was one of the only players on our team to consistently hit well. In the last scrimmage of tryouts, I crushed a double against a Division I college-recruit athlete, one of the only players on my team to get a hit off of him. As a ...

Do you feel like you’re “sleep-walking” through life? Do you wish you had more freedom? Do you wish you had more adventure? Do you wish you had more time? Do you wish you had more love? Do you dread Monday mornings? Set goals and write them down. Set goals by month, year, 5 year, and 10 year periods. Know what you want to achieve for each stretch of your life, and make sure to look back and see if you actually made the progress you wanted. This list will constantly evolve and you won’t reach every one of your goals, but writing your goals down will make it more likely that you will achieve them. 1. Don’t live for others. Don’t choose your path in life based on the expectations set on you by others, whether its your parents, friends, or society in general. 2. Live for others. Don’t let others choose your path for you, but don’t choose a path that will hurt those around you. Its easy to get caught up in your own life, but if you don’t take care of those you love, what is it all for in th...