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Anything composed of parts arranged togther.
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The atoms structure is unstable and it emits alpha or beta particles that changes the Atom
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A flaw is an imperfection. Sometimes scientists are concerned with such things as the flaws in the crystalline structure of a mineral. That would mean that the pattern of the crystal has some deviation at some location, the atoms don't line up.
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It is the bodily structure of a plant or animal or any of its parts, the science of the shape and structure of organisms.
A pier is a waterfront structure from which you can fish, or to which you can moor a boat.
The atoms structure is unstable and it emits alpha or beta particles that changes the Atom
In science, a period refers to a horizontal row of the periodic table of elements. Each period represents the number of electron shells in an atom's structure.
Typically, the science of the structure and parts of organisms.
A diaphragm in optics, including telescopes, is a thin opaque structure with a central opening.
In science, "arm" can refer to a limb or extension of an organism or a mechanical device used for manipulating objects. It can also mean a specific section of a larger structure, such as the arm of a galaxy or an arm in a protein molecule.
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yes i need to study science for automobile structure,because i want to make a structure of fastest car. tell me the procedure of structure for automobile .from where we go
Structure is a general word in science as in any field. It means 'how things are built' just as it would anywhere else. You might speak of the structure of a cell or an organism. For instance the structure of a bacterial cell differs from that of a mammalian cell in not having a nucleus. In chemistry it refers to how the particles of a substance are fitted together, for instance the special properties of diamonds result from its structure: a 3-d network of carbon atoms bound by covalent bonds.