@sara_f · joined 26 Jul 2026
11th PCB · Goa. Future doctor, current guitar-and-football person. Writing about balance. Off-duty: guitar, football, travel.
Doing transport in plants and I'm stuck on water potential. Football practice is in an hour so I'm hoping someone can answer before I go and forget my own question. NCERT says \psi w = \psi s + \psi p . Pure water has th
My football season is on, so I'm doing this on the bus to the matches with a notebook on my knee, and I need something compact. The chapter lists a bunch of families Leguminosae/Fabaceae, Cruciferae, Malvaceae, Composita
Football practice got cancelled so I decided to be productive and do relative velocity. It did not go well. Here's the problem. Train A is 100 m long, train B is 150 m long, on parallel tracks. a They move in opposite di
After football practice I try to do one chapter a day and today is epithelial tissue. It's mostly lists of places and I keep swapping them. Here's what I have: - Simple squamous: lining of blood vessels and alveoli thin,
I started the locomotion chapter before football practice and my brain is already confused 😅 NCERT says movement is one of the significant features of living beings, and that animals and plants exhibit a wide range of mo
Back from football practice and my brain is still stuck on this. Take three vessels with the same base area, one a narrow straight tube, one a wide jar, one a conical flask with the base the same size. Fill all with the
Between football practice and homework I just did a worksheet on Oscillations and got most of the 'which of these represent SHM' questions wrong, so I think I'm missing something simple. The ones I got confused on: 1. x
I was revising after football practice today muddy knees and all and got stuck on water uptake by roots, which I thought was an easy chapter. NCERT: water moves in the root by two pathways, the apoplast through the cell
I play football in the evening and study after, so I am usually tired when I do this chapter, and Plant Kingdom is a long one. Today I'm stuck on the very first part: classification systems. From NCERT, I understood: ear
Playing football in the evening and thinking about s-block in the shower is not a great combo but here I am. Something doesn't add up for me in alkali metal trends. Ionisation enthalpy goes down the group: Li 520, Na 496
Football match tomorrow so I'm revising in the break and trying to keep it simple. Body Fluids and Circulation, the middle topics: 1. NCERT says that as blood passes through capillaries, some water and small water-solubl
Between football practice and guitar I got through the intermolecular forces section of States of Matter and there are two things I can't settle. First, boiling points of noble gases go up as we go down the group, helium
