The Science Behind Everyday Things: Top Five Used Science Materials

 Have you ever wondered how your phone works and how soap cleans your hands? Science is not just in textbook, it's in your home, classroom, kitchen and even your pocket. Let's explore five amazing science materials you mostly use.

Smart phones

• Science Behind it: Electricity, computer science and radio waves.

• How it works: When you tap your screen, tiny electrical signals tell your phone what to do. Radio signals send messages and internet data from your phone to cell towers and satellites.

Soap and water

•  Science Behind it: Chemistry.

• How it works: Soap molecules have two ends, one stick to dirt and oil and the other stick to water. When you rinse, the water pulls the dirt away.

Batteries

• Science Behind it: Electrochemistry.

• How it works: A chemical reaction inside the battery releases energy in the form of electricity to power your torchlight, phone or TV remote.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

• Science Behind it: Physics and radio waves.

• How it works: Your devices use invisible waves to send information wirelessly across short distances. This is how your phone connects to speakers or internet routers.

Microwaves

• Science Behind it: Electromagnetic radiation.
• How it works: Microwaves heat food by vibrating water molecules inside it, making the food warm quickly from the inside.

Conclusion

Understanding the science behind every day things makes the world more exciting. Would you like me to explain the science behind something specific?

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