Biefeld–Brown effect
The Biefeld–Brown effect is an electrical phenomenon observed by Sir Thomas Townsend Brown in around 1920s while experimenting with X-ray tubes in his high school. When he applied a high…
Bezold–Brücke effect
The Bezold-Brucke effect can be generalized as a change in the perception of hue as the intensity of light changes. As we move towards high intensities (intensity increases), the spectral…
Bezold Effect
Bezold effect is an Optical illusion named after a German professor Wilhelm Von Bezold, who stated that a color may appear different depending on its relation to adjacent colors around…
Bernoulli Effect
‘Bernoulli's principle’ or ‘Bernoulli effect’ seems a very common term in our science books. It holds an important place in the fundamental foundation of Fluid Dynamics. The effect states that…
Ben Franklin Effect
The Ben Franklin effect is a very normal occurring phenomenon that we feel in our daily life. It refers to a psychological phenomenon in which a person who has already…
Beaujolais Effect
A programming language in simple terms may be known as a formal language that we usually relate to computer science; which comprises a different set of instructions producing various kinds…
Bauschinger Effect
The Bauschinger effect is named after a well-known German engineer named Johann Bauschinger. The Bauschinger effect refers to the property of a material in which the material's stress, as well…
Baskerville Effect
A heart attack is one of the major problems that hit numerous people each year. It occurs when the blood flow to the heart is blocked due to some reasons.…
Barnett Effect
The ‘Barnett effect’ is the magnetization of any uncharged body as it spins on its long axis. This is caused by the coupling between the angular momentum of the electronic…
Barkhausen Effect
The ‘Barkhausen effect’ is termed for any kind of noise (disturbances in the field of physics) in the magnetic output of any ferromagnet when it is subjected to any kind…
Bank Effect
The ‘Bank effect’ is a term that refers to the ability of the stern of a ship to swing towards the bank side when the ship is present in a…
Bandwagon Effect
Bandwagon is a term that everyone might have heard many times in various public events. Bandwagon is made up of two words - 'Band' and 'Wagon'; a wagon is something…