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2351.

Classification of mater befin in briefly (chemistry )

Answer» Matter are broadly classified into five catagory i.e. solid , liquid , gas , plasma ,and BEC.but plasma and BEC is not more important because it is found in out of earth.plasma is found in very hotest planet and BEC is found in very coldest planet.but on earth it is made artificially for some purpose
2352.

Differentiate between prokaryotic cell and Eukaryotic cell

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2353.

What do you mean by sperm and ovum

Answer» Sperm is the male gameta
2354.

Define scalar and vector quantity

Answer» Alu, kachalu beta Kha Gaye thae Bangan ki tokri Mai so rahee thaeBanga
Scaler quantity is magnitude without direction Vector quantity is magnitude with direction
2355.

Is Partical is made of particals

Answer» Jai hind ??????????????????????
No
2356.

When was cbse realllease 12 board result

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2357.

What are the conditions for something to be called matter

Answer» That substance have mass and volume is called matter.
It should occupy space and have mass
We called those objects as matter which is made up of particles
2358.

Ribosome small defination

Answer» They are non membranous organelles which are sites of protien synthesis
2359.

Short defination of nucleous

Answer» Nucleus is the control centre of the cell.It contain hereditary characteristics with passes from one generation to another
Nucleus is the brain of the cell. It control all the activities of the cell.
It is the ribosome factory of cell
2360.

Example of sublimation else of napthalene balls

Answer» Camphor,iodine
2361.

Convert the following temperature to celcius scale :11st 300k 22nd 573

Answer» 1. 27c 2.300c
2362.

How were the adam\'s came on the Earth

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2363.

Pb (NO3) 2 +KI→PbI2+K (NO3) 2

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2364.

Discovery of electron how

Answer» How
J.J thomson in 1897
2365.

Write the work of optic nerves

Answer» The job of the optic nerve is to transfer visual information from the retina to the vision centre of the brain. I hope it help you
2366.

What do you mean by desirable agronomic charactetistics? In biology.

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2367.

Write a short account of discovery of cells by robert hook

Answer» Cells were first discovered by Robert hooke in1665. he observed the cells in a cork slice with the help of a primitive (self design) microscope,he is a english scientist.he saw that the cork was composed of numerous box-like compartments,forming a honey-comb structure.he named the compartments as cells.☺️??
2368.

What are the characteristics of particlea

Answer» 1- particles are continuously moving2-particles of matter attract each other3- a force is acting between particles is known as Inter Particle Space4- particles having space between them that is called Inter Particle Space
2369.

Why the day in summer is hot and in night is cold ?

Answer» becuse in day humidity increases then we feel hot and in night tempreature decreses we feel cold
2370.

Can vaccum be called matter?

Answer» Yes
2371.

What are effect of temperature on us during summer season? Write five.

Answer» During summer season:-1) our body temperature get high 2) we start sweating that leads to dhydration3) we need more and more water4) we get irritated and angry on no matter things5) Due to high temperature we can feel ill.
2372.

What is the utility of tissues multi - cellular organisms ?

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2373.

Write short note on nucleus

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2374.

What is the basic principle of the filtration technique

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2375.

Convert 0\'celsius into kelvin

Answer» (0+ 273 )Kelvin=273 kelvin
2376.

What is called cells ?

Answer» Basic structural and functional unit of life (basic structural means like a building is made of bricks so bricks is the basic unit of building like that only our body is made of cell) (functional means energy is released from cell and like that only with energy we are able to do work)
Cell is an fundamental unit of life.
2377.

Write an activity to show that matter is made up of particles

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2378.

What are the difference between isotopes and isobars

Answer» Isotopes are atoms with the same number of protons but differing numbers of neutrons. Isobars are atoms of different chemical elements having equal values for atomic mass. Isotopes have the same atomic number. Isobars differ in their chemical properties due to the fact that their arrangement of electrons is different.
2379.

What is room tempreture

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2380.

What is haploid

Answer» Hat
A haploid is a cell or organism that has a single set of chromosomes that are not paired. The haploid gamete is normally produced during plant cell division. During fertilization, these cells normally merge with other similar haploid cells. A haploid cell only has half the number of chromosomes as are present in diploids.
2381.

Extra work

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2382.

In which state /form the slime present

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2383.

describe the structure and function of plastids

Answer» Plastids: They are present in plant cell but absent in animal cell. They have their own DNA and Ribosomes. They have a power to divide. They are involved in photosynthesis because they have green pigment called chlorophyll.They are called as kitchen of cell.Each chloroplast is surrounded by 2 membranes.It has 2 regions:1) Grana (site of light reaction):It is a stack of membrane bounded,flattened discoid sac containing the molecules of chlorophyll.2)Stroma (site of dark reaction):Homogeneous matrix in which grana are embedded. They contain photosynthetic enzymes, DNA, ribosomes.Functions1)They trap solar energy and utilise it to manufacture food for plant.2)Chromoplast impart green colour to flowers.3)They store food in form of carbohydrates, fats and proteins.
2384.

Which state of matter has the highest density and why

Answer» Solids state of matter have the highest density because the intermoulicular Force is very high. They were tightly packed and their particles does not have space between them
Solids because it has no intercellular space between them and are very tightly packed
Solid because its intermolecular distance is very close to each other as compared to other states
2385.

Why water is liquid at room temprature

Answer» Because the room temperatuere is 25℃ and water freezes at 0℃ and boil at 100℃ and remains liquid from 1 to 99℃.
Because the water particles are very small in size
It is it\'s property
2386.

What is the SI unit of retardation?

Answer» - m/s sq.
m/s^2 with negative sign before the value
Negative meter-per-second-square
Miter- per -second square
2387.

Determination of boiling point experimentary

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2388.

Short note on endoplasmic reticulum

Answer» It is a large network of of membrane bound tubes and sheets. The ER is of two types : rough ER and smooth ER . The rough ER contains ribosomes on its surface whereas the smooth ER does not contains ribosomes on its surface. The ER helpes in transport of materials between various regions of the cytoplasm. It serves as the cytoplasmic framework providing a surface for some of the biochemical activities of the cell. It also functions as the manufacturing surface in a cell .
2389.

What is paramecium

Answer» Thanks Priyanka Aggarwal
It is a microorganism which belongs to kingdom protista\xa0
2390.

How many types of inertia are there . explain

Answer» Three types of inertia are:1. Inertia of rest: The ability of a body to resist any change in its state of rest. Example: Person sitting in a car falls backwards, when the car suddenly starts. It is because the lower portion in contact with the car comes in motion where as the upper part tries to remain at rest due to inertia of rest.2. Inertia of motion: The ability of a body to resist any change in its state of motion. Example: An athlete runs a certain distance before taking a long jump because the velocity acquired by running is added to the time of jump, so that it can cover a long distance.3. Inertia of rotation: The ability of a body to resist any change in its state of rotation is inertia of rotation. . Example: When a car moves round a curve the person sitting inside is thrown outwards in order to maintain his direction of motion due to inertia of motion.
2391.

Diagram of intercellular spaces

Answer» Hello
2392.

Give reasons water is gas at 0 degree celcius

Answer» Because at 0degree the bond between hydrogen and oxygen will break
Because it is water
2393.

Give reason water at room temperature is a liquid

Answer» Water at room temperature is liquid because in water the intermolecular force is strong enough to keep its particles bound to each other and the melting point of water is below room temperature and the room temperature is normal than our environment\'s temprature so it cannot convert into water vapours
2394.

For any substance,why does the temprature remain constant during the change of state

Answer» Because the heat supplied to a substance is used up during the chage of state in overcoming the intermolecular force and the heat is absorbed for bounding so the temperature does not increase or decrease
2395.

Which organelle has chromosomes

Answer» Nucleus is a best answer
Nucleus,mitochondria,ribosomes,golgi apparatus
2396.

Lab manual book missing

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2397.

What is the use of fuse in a circuit

Answer» It protect our circuit from large amount of circuit if large amount of circuit pass through the circuit so the circuit will cease and damaged show the fuse is help in protection circuit or other devices
2398.

F=ma is cross product or cross product

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2399.

What is displacement and distance?

Answer» Displacement----it is the shortest distance from initial point to final point .Distance-----the actual length from 1st point to the 2nd point.
Displacement is vector quantity while distance is scalar quality.
The shortest distance between two points is known as displacement the actual length between two points is known as distance
2400.

Advantage of manure

Answer» They provide humus to soil which improves the physical and chemical property of soil. Manure help on restoring soil texture and also improves water holding capacity of soil. It alsomakes the soil porous and airy,replenshih all the nutrients.
Manure is used to kill the weeds
By using manure, field do not get infertile.