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Journal Sep 2024 No 1
One of the unusual properties of water is its freezing from the surface. According to the laws of thermodynamics, when water molecules freeze, their density becomes lower than that of liquid molecules, so they move upwards and accumulate at the surface of the liquid. In this phenomenon, when a drop of water hits a metal plate, it starts to freeze from the surface where it hits the metal. This is because at the moment the drop hits the metal surface, due to the very high temperature difference between the metal and the drop, the molecules are deprived of the opportunity to move and the drop freezes from the surface where it hits the metal.
Journal Feb 2023
South Africa has a backlog of affordable housing for its growing population. An in-depth review of all the alternative building materials currently available on the market and available skilled labour needs to be undertaken. Due to the lack of skills to build with alternative materials such as wood or panel boards, a high demand remains for houses built with conventional bricks and mortar. Such buildings are perceived to be reliable and strong, but costly and take more time to construct. Building with bricks and mortar requires a strong, skilled labourer as it is strenuous work laying on average 500 - 600 bricks per day.
Journal Dec 2023
People, including scientists, have long regarded lunar plant cultivation as mere science fiction and far-reaching into the future. However, as issues such as climate change, global warming, and food insecurity worsen every year, lunar plant cultivation has become a reality and a potential solution considered by many to mitigate these issues. Lunar plant cultivation, the growth and production of crops on the Moon’s surface, is a nascent topic that many scientists have begun to research on.
Journal Dec 2022
The word nano means “dwarf” in Greek and denotes one billionth of a unit. Therefore, a nanometer corresponds to one billionth of a meter. Nanostructures are systems consisting of 10-100 atoms, and nanoparticles are nanostructures that are generally between 1-100 nanometers in length [20]. It can be said that there are many subgroups of nanostructures such as nanotubes, nanocrystals, nanowires, nanorods, nanoparticles, and nanofilms. It is seen that nanoparticle production is of great importance for new developments in the field of nanotechnology, owing to its wide application area and superior properties [5, 15].
Journal Dec 2021 No 2
A simple pendulum is composed of a weight, or bob, hanging freely from the end of a string or bar. Gravity pulls the bob in a downward arc, causing it to swing. There are different types of pendulum. Foucault pendulum swings in two dimensions is a type of simple pendulum, which demonstrates the rotation of the earth. Once the Foucault pendulum is set in motion, its swing will tend to rotate clockwise in a circle over the course of about a day and a half. Double pendulum, which is called a chaotic pendulum, consists of two simple pendulums, one suspended from the other. Double pendulums are used primarily in mathematical simulations. Conical pendulum, which was studied by Robert Hooke, is used to analyze the planets' orbital motions.
Journal Dec 2021 No 1
In postural deformities, there is an imbalance in the loads imposed on different areas. Where loads exceed normal physiological limits consistently and over prolonged periods of time, structural changes occur in the skeletal bones. These structural changes cause postural deformities, such as: genu valgum, genu verum, asymmetric shoulders, Kyphosus and etc. [1]. These deformities are spreading among people and mostly among students and workforces because of the environment they work in.
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Welcome to the Young Scientist Research Journal
Empowering Innovation in Science, Art, and Technology
Electronic version of this journal can be downloaded free of charge;
This Journal is for young researchers in high schools and universities mostly participants in competitions and conferences.
Title proper: Young Scientist Research
Subject: NATURAL SCIENCES, ART, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Corporate contributor: Ariaian Young Innovative Minds Institute, AYIMI
Publisher: Tehran: Ariaian Young Innovative Minds Institute
Dates of publication: 2017- Present
Frequency: Annual
Type of resource:Periodical
Language: English
Country: Iran
Medium: Online
Indexed by: ROAD (The Directory of Open Access Resources)
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