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61051.

Of chapter one chemestry

Answer» Chemical reaction and equation
61052.

how to balance an equation

Answer» The easy way to balance the equation is u just hav to remember only one formulae dat is first see is the metals r equal or not if the metals r equal then se the non metals then balance them uf the both metals and non metals r balanced then the next step is to see if there is oxygen ond hydrogen at last we have ro balance them and like this step by step the equation get balanced
Yash oja jake dho moja??????????????
Yes
A chemical reaction in which atoms of each element are equal on both sides then it balanced
61053.

Which is the closest galaxy to us

Answer» Andromeda galaxy
61054.

What is haemoglobin?

Answer» Because of haemoglobin our blood became RED,it is also called RED BLOOD CELLS
It contain 4 molecule of oxygen
Haemoglobin makes blood look red
Blood
it is the respiratory pigment that can transfer both o² and co²
61055.

Define the potential difference

Answer» The amount of work done is required to move 1 unit positive charge from a point to another point in an electric field is called potential difference.
61056.

What is meant by \'drift speed\' of electrons?

Answer» It is defined as average speed with which free electrons get drifted towards the positive end of the conductor under the influece of an external electric field . Drift speed (velocity) of electrons is given byVd = i/nAewhere i is the current in amperesn is the no. of electrons per unit volumeA is the area of cross sectione is the electronic charge
61057.

Why electric current flows opposite to flow of charge.explain with diagram

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61058.

What is the use of salt in soap

Answer» There is no use of salt in soap because soap is in alkalinic or basic medium
61059.

What is the stomata

Answer» Stomata is are small pores which is found in leaves .It closes if guard cell shrinks and it opens when guard cell swells up.
Stomata are small pores and found on leaf, It is functioniol to exchanges of gases.
61060.

L-2 of class-8

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61061.

What is the use of diaphragm

Answer» \tThe diaphragm in the respiratory system is the dome shaped sheet of muscle that separates the chest from the abdomen.\tDuring inhalation the diaphragm contracts and moves in the inferior direction, thus enlarging the volume of the thoracic cavity.\tThis reduces the pressure in the lungs and air enters into lungs.\tDuring exhalation the diaphragm relaxes and assumes its dome shape. This change increases the pressure on the lungs and squeezes the air out through the nose to the external atmosphere.
61062.

What are gastric glands???

Answer» Gastric glands present inside the stomach secrete gastric juice which helps in the digestion of food. These glands secrete gastric juice which contains:1). Pepsinogen: Its active is pepsin. It helps in the digestion of proteins.2) Hydrochloric acid : It kills the germs present in the stomach as well as it maintains an acidic nature which helps the enzyme pepsin to act on proteins.3) Mucuos: It acts as a protective layer for the walls of the stomach against HCL .
61063.

Dam is the producer of which gas

Answer» Anyone don\'t know
61064.

What is difference between chemical reaction and physical reaction

Answer» Physical reaction: *revesable
Chemical reaction: *irrevesable
61065.

Mention the consequences that are causing rise in temperature

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61066.

Write the advantages and disadvantages of conventional source of energy

Answer» AdvantageA) Available free of cost.B) Cause no or very little pollution.C) Environment friendlyD) InexhaustibleE) Have low gestation periodF) Do not deplete natural resourcesG) Can sustain energy supply for many generationsDisadvantageA) Available in dilute form in natureB) Cost of harnessing energy is very highC) Availability in uncertainD) Difficult in transporting such resources
61067.

What does an electric circuit means

Answer» It is a closed path through which electric current flows.
61068.

When will be our results declared??????

Answer» 28 june
61069.

How to find reducing agent and oxidising agent?

Answer» The substance which is oxidised is reducing agent and the substance which is reduced is called reducing agent.
In reaction when oxygen is added then it is oxidising agent and when oxygen is removed then it is reducing agent
61070.

What are the advantages and disadvantage of a closed circulatory system

Answer» Advantage :- blood will only flow in blood cavity not in our complete body disadvantage:-if blood will not flow in blood cavity then it can cause harm like when itwent in our btain then it will cause haemorrhage (disease). This is in humans but in cockroaches there is open circulatory system. Maybe it\'s enough.
61071.

What is the need of four chambered heart in mammals while fishes have only two chambered heart?

Answer» to maintain their body temperature
61072.

Site for dark photosynthesis

Answer» It occurs in stroma of chloroplast
Chloroplast
Leaves
It occurs in stroma
Root tip
Hindi ras
61073.

Adv. Of having 4 chambre heart?

Answer» Yes
61074.

Which colour of light reflected by an object will make it appear blue??

Answer» Blue
61075.

What is polymerization reaction

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61076.

Define acid and base

Answer» The substance whoch give h+(hydrogen ion) in the aqueous solution is called acid. The substance which give hydroxyl ion(oh-) in the aquous solution called is called base
Also on adding an acid on a litmus paper it turns blue into red and vice versa for base
Acid contains more concentration of H+ ions and base contains more concentration of OH- ions
61077.

What are villi

Answer» It is finger like projections present on the wall of small intestine which increases the surface area
It is present in small intestine.
Finger like projections which helps in increasing surface area
61078.

What is end product in digestion in elementary canal

Answer» Maybe feacus
61079.

Structure of 2 ethyl pentane

Answer» There is no structure of ethyl pentane...
61080.

what Will happen if H2s04 is heated

Answer»
61081.

Chapter one extra questions

Answer» Rs agarwal & Rd sharma mai dekho mansi
61082.

Dilute means

Answer» Substance in which is mixed with it like HCl (acid)+ H2O(water)= dilute HCl
Adding water in a solution
Dilute means lowering concentration of a solution like acid by adding water gently by stirring with a stir rod
If water is added in acid in enough quantiity is known as dilute
Kya hua
Adding water in the solution .
61083.

What is spontaneous speed?

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61084.

Where does digestion of fat take place in our body?

Answer» Small interstine
Liver make fat globules to small globules and in small intestine faty acid converted into fats
Small intestine
In small intestine (duodenum)due to presence of an enzyme called as lipase which is secreted by pancreas
Liver
61085.

A Solution has pH 3 it is diluted 100 times what is the pH of solution after dilution

Answer» 6
61086.

Calculate the pH of 1/100000 mole of HCl

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61087.

Define pH value

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61088.

How to make flow chart for science

Answer» For what I don\'t understand
61089.

Character sketch of pythogoras

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61090.

Colour of ph paper in saliva (before meal )

Answer» PH of saliva before meal - bluish greenpH of saliva after dinner- green
61091.

Methods of equation solve

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61092.

Write function of heart

Answer» 1. To receive oxygenated blood from lungs.2.To pump this oxygenated blood to all parts of body.3.To receive deoxygenated blood from all parts of our body.4.To send this received deoxygenated blood to lungs for purification.
61093.

What is buffer system

Answer» Because i got confused that it changes a little or no change
Are u sure?
A buffer solution is an aqueous solution consisting of a mixture of a weak acid and its conjugate base, or vice versa. Its pH changes very little when a small amount of strong acid or base is added to it.
61094.

Name the gas which is known as laughing gas.Why?

Answer» N2O Nitrous oxide is known as laughing gas further I don\'t know
61095.

Why fuse is very important

Answer» This keeps the overload voltage from contacting with the electric circuit and causing more damage to the system. Fuse functions as an electrical bridge between the power source and the electronic equipment. In case of excessive voltage, fuse is the first element to detect it and melts.
61096.

What are characteristic of chemical reactions

Answer» Change in colour, temperature, state and evolution of gas.
61097.

What is a sensory neuron

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61098.

Q.explain the double circulation in short?

Answer» Thanks bro
In human beings, the blood goes through the heart twice during each cycle i.e. the blood passes through the human heart two times to supply once to the whole body. So, it is called Double Circulation of blood.The double circulation of blood includes:(i) Systematic Circulation(ii) Pulmonary CirculationSystematic Circulation: It supplies oxygenated blood from left auricle to left ventricle, thereby pumped to various body parts. The deoxygenated blood is collected from the various body organs by the veins to pour into vena cava and finally into the right atrium (auricle). Right atrium transfers the blood into the right ventricle.Pulmonary Circulation: The deoxygenated blood is pumped by the right ventricle into the lungs for oxygenation. The oxygenated blood is brought back to left atrium (auricle) of the human heart. From left atrium, the oxygenated blood is pushed into the left ventricle. The left ventricle pumps oxygenated blood into aorta for systematic circulation.
61099.

NH4NO2+N2+2H2O

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61100.

Calculate the no. of electrons constituting one coulomb of charge

Answer» 6.25×1000000000000000000