If you leave a mug of water for a long enough time, the water will evaporate from it. Evaporation is the transformation into vapor, that is, water in a gaseous state. But how can water turn into...
To understand this, first we must remember why leaves are green. The simple answer is because they contain chlorophyll, the pigment (from the Latin pigmentum - paint), which is green in color. But let's dig deeper. Why...
Bread gets moldy, meat rots, eggs turn green. All because we're not the only ones who want to eat our food. Bacteria think it tastes good, too. They live in the food and multiply vigorously. And they...
Monosodium glutamate is a chemical. And like any chemical, it is harmful to the body. Does it? Let's find out.
Sodium salts
What is sodium glutamate? It is a glutamic acid...
Protein is one of the most important components of our body. They perform an enormous number of functions. They are probably the main molecules in our body, and they are the basis of life.
First of all, it is worth understanding the difference between a radioactive element and radioactive radiation.
A radioactive element is a chemical element that is capable of decaying into...
Sea water is salty because of the minerals and salts dissolved in it. Rainwater in nature contains almost no minerals, but as it falls and enters rivers, it collects small amounts of minerals and salts from the...
Persimmon, especially its unripe fruit, contains substances called tannins. Tannins tend to bind proteins and other organic compounds, which leads to dry mouth and a feeling of tightness.
Tannins...
