Download Registered Softwares free

Download Registered Softwares free

Download Registered Softwares free 

Today, in this article, On the Behalf of www.Onllogy.com, i Khushal Khan Nasar am going to teach you about How to Download The registered Softwares for free. Its not so difficult, its very easy and simple. The ScreenShot is as given below of the registered Softwares, which you can download for free. i-e

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The Following Steps which are included to download the registered softwares are as follow

• Go to the ninite.com 
• After accessing the ninite, you will see the all king of softwares lists including the web browsers softwares messaging softwares media softwares and many more softwares too.
• There will be a small checkbox in the start of every software. So, click on the checkbox of the software you want to download (you can select even the multiple softwares too.)
• After selecting the softwares just click on the  Get Installer button located below. i-e

• After clicking on it, the installer will be download on you PC.
• After downloading, Open it and wait for installing the softwares you selected.
• After installing the softwares, you can enjoy it fully as these softwares are registered and do not want any registration from you people.

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4th Dimension

4th Dimension

 Today we onllogy will explain the 4th dimensional very easily in this 3rd dimensional World and with 2nd dimensional screen and also with 3rd dimensional eyes of our. Just watch the video and then give us feedback on social media.

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Hydrogen Bonding

Intermolecular forces

The force of attraction present between the molecules to bring them closer or to bind them is called intermolecular forces.

Types of intermolecular forces

There are two types of intermolecular forces

• Dipole-Dipole forces
• Hydrogen bonding

Dipole-Dipole forces

In polar covalent molecules each atom carries partial positive and partial negative charge is called dipole. The force of attraction present between them having dipole is called dipole-dipole interaction.
 In dipole-dipole interaction partial positive end attracts partial negative end of the neighboring molecule. Such as 

Hydrogen bonding

The force of attraction present between partial positive hydrogen of a polar molecule and partial negative of the same polar molecule is called hydrogen bonding.
 This bond is represented by dotted line. The molecules having hydrogen bond have high melting and boiling point. Thus H2O has a hydrogen bond therefore its boiling point is 100 centigrade and H2S has no hydrogen bond therefore its boiling point is 60 centigrade.
Due to hydrogen bond ice has lowest density than water therefore ice floats on the surface of water.

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Proton & Neutron

Proton & Neutron discovery

Discovery of Proton

In since 1886 Eugene Goldstein observed that along that cathode rays other rays are also present in this discharge tube. These rays are appear in the shape of glow at opposite end of anode at back of perforated cathode. These rays come from anode and passed through the wholes present in the cathode. Their deflection in electric and magnetic field proved that they are positively charged and named as proton and the mass of these particles (Proton) are equal to the mass of electron.

Discovery of Neutron

In since 1920 Lord Rutherford observed that the mass of these particle are not equal to the mass of proton and electron only there are some neutral particle whose mass is almost equal to the mass of proton. After his suggestion James Chadwick work on it and at least James Chadwick proved that existence of neutron in an atom after two year hard work and he also get very popularity in very short period of time. He received noble peace price in since 1935 too. such as

Proton + Electron =  Neutron

Proton (1.00782 a.m.u) + Electron (0.000548 a.m.u) = Neutron (1.008368 a.m.u)

where a.m.u shows Atomic Mass Unit.

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Rollover effect - Change image on mouseover

Rollover effect - Change image on mouseover

The Rollover image effects is such like effect on which you move your mouse cursor on the image and the image changes into another image. This type of effect is like by many people or blogger. so if you want to have such effects on the images of your blog/site  then follow the given steps, which are as follow

The steps are
Copy the given code.
" <a href="Paste The URL(link) address of any page of your blog/site"><img src="Paste the image source of first image (which will appear by default)" onmouseover="this.src='Paste the image source of the second image (which will appears on mouseover)" onmouseout="this.src='Paste the image source of first image (which will appear by default)'" /></a> "

• Replace this Paste The URL(link) address of any page of your blog/site with the link where you want to jump the visitor.
• Replace this Paste the image source of first image (which will appear by default) with the source link of the first image which will appears without mouseovering or appears by default.
• Replace this Paste the image source of the second image (which will appears on mouseover) with the second image source link which will appears  on mouseover or changes on mouseover.

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after this, copy the code and go to your blog settings and click on Layout and after this click on the add Gadget link and then the popup will open and scroll down it and then click on HTML/Javascript and paste the code and save it and enjoy it.

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Law of mass action Or Law of equilibrium

Law of mass action Or Law of equilibrium 

Law of mass action Or Law of equilibrium 

Introduction: The effect of concentration in reversible reaction at equilibrium was discovered by two Norwegian chemists. C.M Guldberg and P. Waage in since 1864.They studied about the relation of dynamic equilibrium between the concentrations of different species. So, their observation for the concentration of different species in reversible reaction at dynamic equilibrium is known as a law of mass action or law of equilibrium.

Statement: This law states that

“The rate of a chemical reaction is directly proportional to the product of active masses (concentration) of reactants at constant temperature”.

Active Masses: The representation of concentration of reactants and products in mole / dm³ or mole dm ^–3  or in mole / litre is called active masses. The concentration of these species are expressed in square bracket [ ]. Which shows the molar concentration.

Derivation of expression for equilibrium Constant

Consider a reversible reaction in which reactants A + B react to form C + D and the product C + D react to form the reactants A + B.

Where Rf_­­­ shows forward reaction and R_r shows the reverse reaction.

According to law of mass action we came to know this

1.    Rate of forward reaction (R_F) ∝ [A][B]

Rate of forward reaction (R_F) = K_f[A][B]

2.    Rate of reverse reaction (R_r) ∝ [C] [D]

Rate of forward reaction (R_r) = K_r[C] [D]

Where K_f and K_r are proportionality constant. And at the dynamic equilibrium both forward and reverse reaction are equal. That is R_f= R_r

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At chemical equilibrium state Or dynamic equilibrium state

As we know that

Where both K_f and K_r are constant. So, combined them to get one single constant. That is

Therefore

Where K shows equilibrium constant and C shows the molar concentration. For more explanation

Where a, b, c and d are coefficient of balanced equations. And can be written on the top of the bracket. Such that

According to the gaseous system

When the reactants and products are in gaseous system that partial pressure of gases are taken, which describes of their concentration in solutions. For this reason we substitute Kp rather that K_c in such gaseous system. Hence

According to law of mass action. We get in such gaseous system

Where p is the partial pressure of any gaseous system and K_p represents equilibrium constant for gaseous system. Where concentration is measured by using partial pressure of gases.

Partial Pressure:The pressure exerted by an individual gas in a gaseous mixture is called partial pressure of gas and is denoted by P.

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