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351.

Explain different layers of atmosphere. ​

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ANSWER:

Troposphere

stratosphere

thermosets

mesosphere

ionosphere

exposhere

352.

Calculate no of atoms in 6.84 mg of sucrose?​

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Explanation:

Calculate number of ATOMS of each type in 6.84g of sucrose

So, 342 GM sugar CONTAINS = 1 mole = 6.022 x 1023 MOLECULES of sugar. Now, 1 molecule of sugar contains 12 carbon atoms, 22 H-atoms and 11 O-atoms.

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353.

Pls sramble this wordONRTACHAIwhoever answer first I will mark his answer brainliest​

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EXPLANATION:

The answer MAY be anorthic

354.

How we can achive 100% marks in exam​

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ANSWER:

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355.

Pls sramble this wordNWOARBIwhoever will answer first I will mark his answer brainliest​

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ANSWER:

ROABWIN

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356.

Pls sramble this wordMOLNGIBO who will answer first I will mark brainliest​

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BLOOMING

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357.

What do we need to prevent and treat diseases in by keeping view of the whole society

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YES we need to PREVENT and treat diseases in by keeping VIEW of the whole society because the disease MIGHT spread and may be the whole society gets diseased..to prevent this contamination we must TAKE preventive measures

358.

Deepu is asked to study the properties of iron and lemon juice and place them in different groups. Name theproperties of materials that will help Deepu to group them correctly.​

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ANSWER:

STATE of MATERIAL, COMPONENTS

359.

my sister gutka doesn't like her I don't know why and she says Ananya pandya is better than her ashamed of her ​

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360.

What type of mixtures areseparated by the technique ofcrystallisation?​

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Crystallisationis a process that separates a pure solid in the form of its crystals from a solution. The CRYSTALLISATION method is used to PURIFY SOLIDS. For example, the SALT we get from sea WATER can have many impurities in it.

361.

20% solution have 50g of solute in 150g of solution than what solute should be added to make its concentration 10% ?

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Explanation:

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362.

2. Name the technique to separate() butter from curd,(ii) salt from sea-water,(iii) camphor from salt.​

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1) centrifugation

2) distillation

3) SUBLIMATION

363.

A group of students were playing blindfold game. One boy, who was blindfolded, was asked to classify the givenobjects without seeing them.[Sandpaper, glaze paper ,glass sheet, bark of a tree] How would he sort the object into groups?​

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Sandpaper. GLAZED paper

glass SHEET.

bark of TREE

364.

Why is sun here in solar system. full form of sun. give answer take award as brianlist answer.

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Compared with the billions of other STARS in the universe, the sun is unremarkable. But for Earth and the other planets that REVOLVE around it, the sun is a powerful center of attention. It holds the solar system TOGETHER; provides life-giving light, HEAT, and ENERGY to Earth; and generates space weather.

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365.

Difference between homogeneous and heterogenes mixtures

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Define Mixture:-

▪️Mixtures are different from pure substances like elements and compounds because mixtures contain different substances that are combined physically but not chemically.

The individual components in a mixture retain their identity......

Types of Mixture:-

Homogeneous Mixture

A homogeneous mixture has a uniform composition and appearance......

Individual substances that constitute a homogeneous mixture cannot be visually differentiated.......

A mixture is FORMED by combining two or more materials......

Examples are:-

▪️air, saline solution, most ALLOYS, and bitumen.....

◍ Heterogeneous Mixture

On the other hand, a heterogeneous mixture comprises two or more substances that can be distinctly observed, and even separated relatively easily.......

The three phases or states of matter are gas, liquid, and solid.....

☑ Examples are:-

▪️sand, OIL and water, and chicken noodle soup....

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366.

Define the components of colloidal solution​

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The COMPONENTS of a COLLOIDAL SOLUTION are the DISPERSED phase and the dispersion MEDIUM. The solute-like component or the dispersed particles in a colloid form the dispersed phase, and the component in which the dispersed phase is suspended is known as the dispersing medium.

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367.

When we switch on a torch, it gives light. The moment we switch off the torch, light goes off. What kind ofchange is it? Explain.​

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It is a CHANGE made by a push/pull of our finger. When we pushes the torch's button forward it gets CONNECTED to circuit and hence light GLOWS. When we pull the switch circuit gets DETACHED and hence, light stops to glow.

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368.

How will you separate the components present in the air? Explain with a neat diagram.

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ANSWER:

The PROCESS USED is FRACTIONAL distillation

it separate the component according to their boiling point

Explanation:

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369.

Why should we balance a equation state the law​

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Explanation:

  • To satisfy the LAW of conservation of mass...

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370.

What is Colloid? From Chemistry​

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In chemistry, a colloid is a mixture in which one substance of microscopically DISPERSED insoluble or SOLUBLE particles is suspended throughout another substance.

The dispersed-phase particles or droplets are AFFECTED largely by the surface chemistry PRESENT in the colloid.

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371.

_______+WATER=Nitric Acid_______+WATER=Sulphuric acidplease answer in one word No answer should be copied from google, irrelevant answers will reported​

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Answer:

1.Nitrogen DIOXIDE and 2.sulfric + oxygen

Explanation:

if we ADD this all these are FORMED.

372.

Q.1 Fill in the blanks with the appropriate words for each of the statements given below: [5]1. Germination of seeds is considered a[physical/chemical] change.2. If a change is permanent & irreversible it is considered a (chemical/physical]change.3. Heating a piece of iron, is considered a[physical/ chemical] change, whileheating a piece of coal (carbon) is considered a [physical/chemical] change.4. Chemical changes may involve exchange of energy in the form of&[light/sound/magnetic/heat].5. Change of milk to curd is a [desirable/undesirable] change.​

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ANSWER:

CHEMICAL

chemical

physical

chemical

undesirable

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373.

Write any two advantages of physical changes.​

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An example of a physical change is the PROCESS of tempering steel to form a knife blade. A steel blank is repeatedly HEATED and hammered which changes the hardness of the steel, its flexibility and its ability to MAINTAIN a sharp EDGE. (I)They can be reversible.

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374.

What is the difference between dispersed phase & dispersing medium?

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375.

Name the 6th state of matter ​

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Explanation:

Fermionic CONDENSATE

376.

(b) Physical change(d) Irreversible change3. Powdering of sugar is:(a) Chemical and irreversible change(c) Reversible change4. Making loe from water is an example of:(a) Man-made change(0) Sublimation6. Melting of butter is not a(a) Fast change(c) Reversible change(b) Chemical change(d) Undesirable change(b) Desirable change(d) Permanent change​

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Answer:

a.

a.

chemical

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377.

When coal burns it possess a change. a) Which type of change is it? Give reasons in support of your answer. b) What is the reactant here? c) Name the products

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378.

Cathode and anode experiment explanation step by step please explain please answer​

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You might have USED a cathode ray tube EVEN if you've never even heard of it until reading this lesson. Before LCD and Plasma TVs became commonplace, most people used bulkier cathode ray tube (CRT) televisions. The CRT in a television is used to display images on your screen. However, cathode ray tubes have been used for more than entertainment. It was cathode ray tubes that allowed the English physicist J.J. Thomson to discover the existence of electrons in 1897.

How Cathode Ray Tubes Work

Before we see how J.J. Thomson used the cathode ray tube to discover the electron, we need to know how a cathode ray tube WORKS. We'll look at a basic CRT like what J.J. Thomson would've used, as seen in the diagram below.

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379.

Write three characteristics of a chemical reaction.

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Explanation:

1)Evolution of gas. Some chemical REACTIONS are characterised by the evolution of gas. ...

2)Formation of precipitate. Some chemical reactions are characterised by the formation of precipitate. ...

3)Change in colour. Some chemical reactions are characterised by change in colour. ...

4)Change in temperature. ...

5)Change of state.

380.

Cathode and anode experiment explanation step by step please explain​

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You might have used a cathode ray tube even if you've never even heard of it until reading this lesson. Before LCD and Plasma TVs became COMMONPLACE, most people used bulkier cathode ray tube (CRT) televisions. The CRT in a television is used to display images on your screen. However, cathode ray tubes have been used for more than entertainment. It was cathode ray tubes that allowed the English physicist J.J. Thomson to discover the existence of electrons in 1897.

How Cathode Ray Tubes Work

Before we see how J.J. Thomson used the cathode ray tube to discover the ELECTRON, we need to KNOW how a cathode ray tube works. We'll look at a basic CRT like what J.J. Thomson would've used, as seen in the diagram below.

381.

Why do you consider copper oxide as a compound?​

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Because it consists of two ELEMENTS i.e. COPPER and oxygen.

As we know ANYTHING made up of two or more things is called a compound.

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382.

7. Changes which can be reversed:8. Changes which cannot be reversed :9. Change of state from solid to liquid10. Change of state from liquid to gas :​

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Answer:

7) Physical change

8) CHEMICAL change

9) Melting

10)Evaporation

Explanation:

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383.

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384.

We know that bases are bitter in taste . Then why does Baking soda ( Sodium Bicarbonate ) tastes sour in spite of being basic in nature ? ​

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You ALSO know that all of them contains citric acid. This is the best natural EXAMPLE to prove that acids are sour in taste. On the other hand you all know that increased AMOUNT of BAKING soda makes the cake taste bitter. This is because baking soda is a base and hence TASTES bitter.

385.

What is the purpose of electrolysis?​

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ANSWER:

ELECTROLYSIS a method of separating elements by pushing an ELECTRIC current through a compound.

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386.

Ravi took some ice cubes in a kettle and closed itslid. Then, he kept the kettle on a burner. Aftersometime, he observed that the ice cubes havemelted to form water. He also observed that steamwas coming out of the spout of the kettle.The process that is involved in the formation ofsteam is called​

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ANSWER:

EVAPORATION of the water

Explanation:

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387.

Properties of negative electrode (pure copper)​

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Explanation:

The negative cathode electrode attracts CU2+ ions (from copper SULFATE) and H+ ions (from water). Only the copper ION is discharged, being REDUCED to copper metal. The less reactive a metal, the more readily its ion is reduced on the electrode SURFACE, copper is below copper in the reactivity series.

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388.

What is weight percentage of urea solution in which 10 gm of urea is dissolved in 90gm of water

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UREA dissovled in 90 gram of water is 10 gram

Explanation:

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389.

what is the meaning of fairly soluble and appreciably soluble in simple words?? pls don't copy from google

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fairly SOLUBLE MEANS it is soluble CLOSE to the need

appreciably soluble means it is soluble to the need

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390.

Is NH4Cl breaking into NH3+Cl chemical change

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no

Explanation:

No it is not a chemical CHANGE. It is a Synthesis reaction, as you have combined Nh3and HCL to form larger compound.

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391.

Does burning of candle define the law of conservation of mass ? Justify your snswer​

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Explanation:

A burning candle is an example of matter undergoing a chemical reaction and being changed into new substances. The Law of Conservation of Mass applies as the total mass of the PRODUCTS is EQUAL to the total mass of the reactants. Candle WAX is a HYDROCARBON that undergoes combustion.

392.

मानवाच्या मूलभूत गरजा व नवीन कर्वे यांची यादी मराठी​

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ANSWER:

  1. अन्न
  2. पाणी
  3. निवारा
  4. कपडे

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393.

define interconversion of states of matter whata are the two factors responsible for the change of state of matter​

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The phenomena of change of one state of matter into ANOTHER and vice versa is called INTERCONVERSION of state of matter. The TWO factor which are responsible for the interconversion of matter are temperature and pressure.

394.

Bale bale shawa shawa​

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ANSWER:

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395.

What are dispersed phase and dispersion medium in a colloid? Explain giving example.

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Dispersed PHASE is LIKE the SOLUTE in colloid.

Dispersed medium is like the solvent in colloid.

For example in fog the dispersed medium is AIR and the dispersed phase is water.

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396.

at the national level the name of the laboratory which insurance that the measurement is standard conforms to International standards is what ​

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Explanation:

The CSIR- National Physical Laboratory of India, situated in New Delhi, is the measurement standards laboratory of India. It maintains standards of SI UNITS in India and CALIBRATES the national standards of weights and MEASURES.

397.

Define both thermoplastic and thermosetting plastics and also differenciate them at the end

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THERMOSET vs. Thermoplastics. ... The primary physical difference is that thermoplastics can be remelted BACK into a liquid, WHEREAS thermoset plastics always remain in a permanent solid state. THINK of thermoplastics as butter – butter can be melted and cooled multiple times to form various shapes

398.

Chemical equation tell me guys​

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EXPLANATION:

A chemical EQUATION is the symbolic representation of a chemical reaction in the FORM of symbols and FORMULAE, wherein the reactant entities are given on the left-hand side and the product entities on the right-hand side. ... The first chemical equation was diagrammed by Jean Beguin in 1615

399.

Whichof the following scientists obsereds that cathode ray sathode of negatively charged particle​

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Answer:

J J thomson discovered CATHODE ray contain NEGATIVE charge

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400.

Write a short note on electronsno spam ​

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  • An electron is a negatively charged SUBATOMIC particle. It can be either free (not attached to any atom), or bound to the NUCLEUS of an atom. Electrons in atoms exist in spherical shells of various radii, representing ENERGY levels. ... The CHARGE on a single electron is considered as the unit electrical charge.