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61651.

Find its ph

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. 002mHNO3

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61653.

What are crystalloids???Plz tell me??

Answer» 1. BotanyA small crystal like mass of protein in a plant cell.2. Chemistry A substance that ,when dissolved,forms a true solution rather than a colloid and is able to pass through a semi premeable membrane.
61654.

What are the rules for making ray diagram

Answer» \tA ray incident parallel to the principal axis of a convex mirror after reflection will appear to come from the focus.\tA ray directed towards the focus of a convex mirror after reflection will become parallel to the principal axis.\tA ray directed towards center of curvature of convex mirror is reflected back along the same path .\tA ray incident obliquely at the pole of convex mirror is reflected obliquely by making equal angle of incidence and reflection with the principal axis.
61655.

What is salivary amylase

Answer» Salivary amylase is a type of enzyme secreted by the salivary gland which helps in the digestion of about 20 to 30 per cent of carbohydrates and multose.
Salivary amylase is a enzyme which secrete by saliva gland
61656.

What is pyruvate and it\'s chemical formula

Answer» Pyruvate is a very important biological molecule. It\'s involved in a number of biological processes and is essential in cellular respiration. Pyruvate is an intermediate compound in the metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. In thiamine deficiency, its oxidation is retarded and it accumulates in the tissues, especially in nervous structures. Molecular Formula: C3H3O3-
61657.

Explain the working of electric motor.

Answer» It works on the principal that when a rectangular coil is placed in a magnetic field and current is passed through the force act on the coil which rotate continuosly
61658.

What is pyruvate and it\'s chemical formUlaanbaatar?

Answer» I meant in that question what is thexpected chemical formula
61659.

Where I can get solutions for ncert acivities

Answer» You are from which school harshita.....please can you tell me ...
61660.

Why is sun apear white in noon

Answer» the sun is at the top and the light rays coming from it have to travel less distance in the atmosphere of earth. Hence, all colours get scattered very less, even blue.
61661.

How long do transplanted kidneys last and what happens to the patient then?

Answer» I hope u got ur answer
On average, a transplanted kidney from a cadaveric (deceased) donor lasts 15 years. Some transplanted kidneys only last a few weeks, while others function normally for 20 years or more. In general, kidneys from living donors last longer than those from cadaveric donors. The key to extending the life of your kidney is taking your medications as prescribed.
61662.

Compartment exams

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61663.

Why H+ ions get seprated from acids or bases

Answer» Let us take example of HCl.. as when we will add it to water it will become electrolytic soln.and electrolytic soln breaks into ions. So H^+ ion gets separated from HCl
61664.

what is iaurganic phosphate

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61665.

Why respirtion is consideted an exothermic process

Answer» Respiration is considered an exothermic reaction because energy is released in this process .during respiration glucose combine with oxygen of air in the cell of our body to foarm Co2 and H2O and energy realeased
61666.

What is ohm\'law ?

Answer» At constant temp. Potential different is directly proptional to current
Potential difference is directly proportional to the current which is flowing through conductor
When temperature and other physical properties of a conductor remains constant then the current flowing through the conductor is directly proportional to the p.d across the two ends.
According to ohm\'law p.d is directly proposanal to current and resistance
61667.

what is salt and acid?

Answer» Salts are the substance formed when an acid reacts with a base. NaOH+HCl-NaCl+H2O, here NaCl is the salt formed. Acids are the substance which forms H+ions when dissolved in their aqueous solutions.like HCl,H2SO4,NH3
61668.

Tricks to remember Captions &Anions

Answer» Anion =negative charge (A) come first and (N) alsoCation = positive charge (C) come after (A) and (p) come after (N)
61669.

What is exceration

Answer» The process removal or eliminating the waste product is known as excreation.
The process of Removal of waste out of the body of an organism is called excretion
Removal of nitrogenous wastes from the body is called ex creation
61670.

Write the application of joule heating effect

Answer» In electric heater In electric ironIn filament of bulb
61671.

What is mainly digested by stomach offset man

Answer» Protein ??
61672.

What are the differences between pesbyopia and hypermetropia.

Answer» Hypermetropia also referred to as Hyperopia is a refractive error in which faraway objects appear clear and normal than objects that are very close. Presbyopia is the gradual loss of the eye\'s ability to focus on nearby objects as a natural part of the aging process. The object image is formed in front of the retina.
61673.

What is rust and chemical formula of rust?

Answer» when an iron object is left ( kept) expose in moist / dense for a considerable time a red brown flasky substance is formed on the surface ; the red brown substance is known as rust and the phenomena is known as rusting.
Fe(OH)3
Fe(OH)3
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Rechecking process

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61675.

Why is a pale blue flame formed in a fire?

Answer» The more oxygen, the hotter the fire. Air is 21 percent oxygen; combine pure oxygen with acetylene, a chemical relative of methane, and you get an oxyacetylene welding torch that burns at over 5,500 degrees Fahrenheit—the hottest fire you are likely to encounter. Oxygen supply influences the color of the flame. A low-oxygen fire contains lots of uncombusted fuel particles and will give off a yellow glow. A high-oxygen fire burns blue. So candle flames are blue at the bottom because that’s where they take up fresh air, and yellow at the top because the rising fumes from below partly suffocate the upper part of the flame.
61676.

Name three chemical indicator

Answer» Phenolphathein ,litmus and red cabbage extract
Phenophthalein and methyl orange
61677.

Name three chemical indicator ?

Answer» Three chemical indicators are. 1. Litmus paper.2. Purple cabbage3. Phenopthylene
61678.

What are the practical applications of neutralisation reaction?????

Answer» \tWhen soil becomes acidic slaked lime is added to it to neutralize the acid.\tBee sting is acidic, and is treated with sodium bicarbonate to neutralize the acid and relief the pain.\tWasp sting is basic and can be treated with acid such as vinegar.\tAntacids contain base to neutralize the acidity in the stomach.\tWhen we brush our teeth after eating, we neutralize the acidic medium of our mouth with base present in toothpaste to prevent tooth decay.\tBaking soda is added to cake, which reacts with tartaric acid and releases carbon-di-oxide which makes the cake rise.\tBaking soda is also added to milk which neutralizes the lactic acid in milk to prevent curdling of milk.\tFire extinguisher work on liberation of carbon-di-oxide, by reaction between sodium bicarbonate and an acid.\tCommon salt is prepared by reaction between sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid.\tSoap contain sodium or potassium salt of fatty acids formed by neutralization of fatty acids with sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide.
61679.

What should be precautions in experiment to show in series current flow is same

Answer» It\'s urgent plz ans it??
61680.

What happen when CO2gas is placed through lime water and why dows it dusapper on passing excess CO2,

Answer» Ca(OH)2+CO2-CaCO3+H20 (Milky solution)+CO2 ( Clear solution)
When CO2 pass through lime water then it turns milky but when excess CO2 is passed then again it form caco3
61681.

Can rusting of water take place in distilled water.

Answer» Yes
Yes because it needs H2O for rusting it wiil even be faster as compared to oter type of waters
sorry rusting of iron.
61682.

What is C.G.S unit of energy? ??

Answer» Dyne
KWH(kilo watt hour)
Joule
Joule is the C.G.S unit of energy
61683.

What is NADP?????

Answer» Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate
61684.

Which fluid in the human body wets the internal organ

Answer» There are many fluids.1.cerebrospinal fluid-brain and spinal cord ... Keep always moist.2.Mucus - internal organ of mammals
Ka
61685.

What are cataylst

Answer» Catalyst - Those chemical agents which increases the speed of any reaction about 5000 times are called catalyst
Catalyst is a chemical substance which is neither a product nor a reactant but reactions take place in presence of it. It speed up the period of reaction.
61686.

Write the enzym which can be releas when we have fast

Answer» Bhai qus clear nahi hua
61687.

What happens when ZnCO3 is heat in the absence of air? Give the relevant equation.

Answer» When ZnCO3 is heated in the absence of air, ZnO(s) and CO2(g) are formed.ZnCO3 → ZnO + CO2This chemical equation is the equation of extraction of zinc carbonate into oxide form. Which is further reduced to extract pure zinc metal .
61688.

Which equipment is used to accelerate breathing diring serious breathing problem?

Answer» Ventilator
61689.

Why a ray of light go undivarted when it moves into the optical center

Answer» Because the light perpendicularly falls on opticle center
61690.

Has anyone aim how much score in matric exam

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61691.

An artery is differentiated from a vein having...

Answer» Different type of i.e oxygeneted and deoxygeneted.??
Thick wall
61692.

Valency of iodine

Answer» 1-
61693.

How are lungs designes to maximize exchanw of gases

Answer» Lungs have millions of alveoli which helps in exchange of gases
Lungs have alveoli which provides a large surface for exchange of gases. The contraction and expansion of the diaphragm and the rib muscles increase the volume of the chest cavity. Therefore, this maximises the rate of exchange of gases in lungs.
61694.

Which tissue transport soluble products of photosynthesis?

Answer» Thanks ???
Vascular tissue, phloem carries a nuterients.
61695.

Difference between dissociation and tanisation

Answer» Is it dissociation n ionization????
61696.

write a proper definition of aids.

Answer» Acquired immune deficiency syndrone (Aids) is an infectious disease caused by human immunodeficieny virus (Hiv) there are two variants of the Hiv virus, Hiv 1 and Hiv 2 both of which ultimately cause aids.
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Neutrilisation reaction example

Answer» Neutralisation reaction is reaction which neutralise acid when we take base
1. AB+CD - CB+AD 2. H²SO⁴+2KOH - K²SO⁴+2H²O3. 3HNO³+Ca(OH)² - CA(No³)²+2H²o
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Difference between the wire of a heater and a fuse

Answer» Wire is used in a electric heater is strong and very much resistive ( nichrome wire ) it is made up of alloy.FuseIn fuse tungustun is used having high melting point.
61699.

How can you say google is a search engines

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Define plasmolysis

Answer» It is shrinkage of cytoplasm due to loss of water when kept in a hypertonic solution.
Plasmolysis is the contraction of the protoplast of a plant cell as a result of which there is the loss of water from the cell.