know all about oxidation and reduction reactions with examples

Most Famous Oxidation and Reduction Reactions Explained with 20+ Examples

Last Updated on May 15, 2025 by Muhamed Elmesery Chemistry is the branch of science where interactions and reactions between elements, atoms, electrons, molecules, and many other particles, is mainly considered and studied. One of the most famous reactions widely abundant and occurring in chemistry, and in our day-to-day life, is the topic of this article: the process of oxidation …

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25 New Virtual Science Experiments and Amazing Features Arrived to Your Virtual Science Lab

Discover Our 25 New Virtual Science Experiments and Features

Last Updated on May 15, 2025 by Muhamed Elmesery New virtual science experiments are launched on our website to provide you, schools and higher education, with an all-in-one portal of 3D science simulations! Doing online virtual science experiments in a virtual lab simulation allows students to learn from just about anywhere, home, library, or virtual computer labs. In the traditional …

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PraxiLabs new experiments and updates revealing webinar

PraxiLabs New 20+ Experiments and Updates Now Revealed!

Last Updated on May 18, 2025 by Muhamed Elmesery “Not only new experiments and updates, but also discount codes!” This is how PraxiLabs latest free webinar started. On March 27, 2022, PraxiLabs held a webinar where both our 20+ newly added experiments and system updates were discussed. Our hosts, Dr. Khadija El-Bedweihy, Dr. Mona Magdy Saber, and Dr. Heba Elwi, …

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Balanced and unbalanced forces.. fully explained with 20+ examples and Q&A

Discover the World of Balanced and Unbalanced Forces with 20+ Examples and Q&A

Last Updated on May 18, 2025 by Muhamed Elmesery “Force” is one of the very essential terms used in physics. Every time and everywhere we—as scientists, or as a public crowd—are about to observe or examine a phenomenon closely, we find that a force is controlling or resulting in that phenomenon. Forces are instinctively different from each other; they have …

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