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63401.

Five differents alternating current and Direct current

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63402.

define fleming left hand rule

Answer» Stretch your index finger, middle finger and thumb of left hand in such a way that they all are perpendicular to each other. Index finger shows the direction of magnetic field while middle finger shows the direction of current and whatever the direction of the thumb will be the direction of force or motion.
63403.

two magneic field line not intersect each other why

Answer» This is because if two lines intersect each other then it will mean that there are two directions at the same point which is impossoble..
63404.

What is giardisis

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63405.

What are cells

Answer» Structural and functional unit of life
Cell is a fundamental unit of life
Structural and functional unit of life is known as cell
63406.

Why do we use antacid for acidity

Answer» Antacid is basic in nature because it contains solution of baking soda which neutralise the excess acid in our stomach to get relief from pain caused by acidity
63407.

What is meant metals and non metal

Answer» Metal are good conduct of electricity whereas non metals are bad or poor conductor of electricty Metal are sonorous whereas non metals are not sonorousMetal are solid at room temperature whereas non metals are solid, liquid and gaseous at room temperatureMetal have equal possitive charge whereas non metals have unequal negative charge
Metals are present in solid form except mercury .Non metals an b present in solid . Liquid.gaseous form.
63408.

Why methene does not exist

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63409.

How the nervous tissue protected

Answer» Hlo
63410.

Why we should not store sour and acid in brass and metal

Answer» Because they reacts with each other
63411.

What are homologus

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63412.

difference between bio dagrable and non biodagrable material give example

Answer» Key Differences Between Biodegradable and Non-biodegradable\tBiodegradable substances are those which decompose naturally in the environment naturally and are considered beneficial for the environment. The natural agents involved in the degradation are air, water, microorganisms, sunlight, soil, etc.\xa0Non-biodegradable\xa0substances are those wastes which do not decompose naturally in the environment, causes pollution and are also harmful to the living being.\tExamples of biodegradable substances are dead plants and animals, their waste, fruits, vegetables, flower, paper, etc., while non-biodegradable substances include chemicals, paints, plastic, rubber, toxic, plastic, metals, etc.\tThe rate of decomposition of biodegradable substances is high or fast, which completes within few days or months, whereas the non-biodegradable items either do not decompose and maintain their originality, even their decomposition is so slow that it may take thousands of years.\tBiodegradable substances after degradation can be used to\xa0produce biogas, manure, fertilizers, compost\xa0and thus they are profitable to the environment even after degradation. But in non-biodegradable substances the degradation rate is slow, and the separation and recycling are not easy, even expensive too and is not beneficial to the environment.
63413.

why are the human lungs designed to have maximum surface area for absorption

Answer» To get more energy during inhale for absorbption.
To get more amount of oxygen in one time of inhaling
63414.

What are requirements for photosynthesis

Answer» CO2,H2O ,sunlight ,and some minerals that plant gets from soil dissolved in water
63415.

Magnetic effect

Answer» Flow of current in a wire produce magnetic field is called magnetic effect or magnetism
63416.

why is chlorine an oxidising agent

Answer» As it can easily displace hydrogen from a compound.
63417.

How auxins helps in support of tendrils?

Answer» Answer is well explained in lakhmir singh book....
63418.

Why we clean magnesium ribbon with sand paper

Answer» Yo remove the layer of oxide present on it which hinders it from burning
The impurities or dust particles in ribbon will be cleaned
To remove oxide layer so that it can be burnt easily
63419.

Explain refining of metals

Answer» Refining is the process of reducing the impurities in a substance. You can\'t turn crude oil into gasoline without first refining it.
63420.

Chemical balance kese karte hai

Answer» By seen the law of equal mass
By seeing that the no of atoms are equal on both sides
63421.

what are the four properties of electric current

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63422.

Explain : Feedback mechanism

Answer» Feedback mechanism is a mechanism that tends to initiate (accelerate) or to inhibit (slow down) a process. Feedbacks mechanisms help regulate biochemical pathways. (a) In negative feedback, the end product accumulates and inhibits the action of the first enzyme thereby slowing the reaction. (b) In positive feedback, the end product stimulates an enzyme in the pathway to increase overall production.
63423.

Explain : Reflex action

Answer» Sudden action against stimuli by actionar part of our body called reflex action. There is no whole nervous system involve in this action
Any sudden ,spontaneous, involuntary response to a stimuli is called reflex action
63424.

Why is the colour of sky is blue

Answer» Each color of light has a different kind of wave, from short wavelengths to long wavelengths. For example, blue light has a shorter wavelength than red light.
blue light is scattered in all directions by the tiny molecules of air in earth\'s atmosphere.Blue is scattered more than other colors because it travels as shorter,smaller waves.
The molecules of air and other fine particles in the atmosphere have smaller size than the wavelength of visible light. These are more effective in scattering light of shorter wavelengths at the blue end than light of longer wavelengths at the red end. The red light has a wavelength about 1.8 times greater than blue light. Thus, when sunlight passes through the atmosphere, the fine particles in air scatter the blue colour (shorter wavelengths) more strongly than red. The scattered blue light enters our eyes.
63425.

What are alootropes

Answer» Each of two or more different physical forms in which an element can exist.
63426.

What is the formula of POP (plaster of Paris )

Answer» Caso4.1/2H2O
CuSo4.1/2H2O
CuSO4.1/2H2O
CaSO4.1/2 H2O
Thanks Sahil Jain
CuSO4.1/2 H2O
63427.

how do bleaching powder act as bleaching agent

Answer» Calcium oxychloride (CaOCl2) is known as bleaching powder. In the presence of small amount of dilute acid, it gives nascent oxygen which acts as an oxidising and bleaching agent.When it is treated with excess of dilute acids, chlorine is evolved which is responsible for the bleaching action of bleaching power.
63428.

Why milk takes long time to become curd

Answer» Because bacteria needs time to act on milk
63429.

What is alkayl group

Answer» H, Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs, Fr the first group of periodic table.
63430.

Abnormal decrease in RBC count called

Answer» Anemia
63431.

Chemistry lesson 3 viva book all question and properties

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63432.

What is alkaline?

Answer» Those bases completely dissolve in water is called alkaline.
Water soluble base are called alkaline.
The bases which dissolved in water known as alkaline
63433.

Explain the enzymes involved on digestion?

Answer» Hydrichloric acidLipaseSalivaPancrease Bile juice
63434.

Mention the disease caused by growth hormone?

Answer» If low amount of growth hormone is secreted then it causes dwarfness
63435.

What will happen to flow of electric current if volume of wire increased?

Answer» If R is the resistance of a conductor and A is the cross sectional area then , R is directly proportional to A The more is the cross sectional area, the less is the resistance, the more is the current!!!
The current will flow in more quantity.Because of increased surface area of wire.
63436.

What is the nature of magnetic field inside a solenoid

Answer» It is uniform inside the solenide......magnetic field lines are straight
63437.

Why the circulation of blood in human heart is known as double circulation

Answer» Because blood passes two times through our heart before reaching to all parts of body
63438.

What is naturalizationto

Answer» When acid and base react to form salt is know as neutralization reaction
63439.

Reaction of glucose water and

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63440.

What is the difference between wave and particle light?????

Answer» Wave is define wave nature of light and particle is define wave nature of light
Ku
63441.

What possible function could the petals and sepals serve

Answer» Sepals serve the purpose of protection at the time of bud stage from infection or any other harm to the flower from any external agent and also serves the purpose of providing starch to the flower by the process of photosynthesis.Petals are sometimes very colourful and also scented so as to attract insects or any other creatures towards them so that these creatures become the medium for the transfer of pollen grains from anther to stigma which will result in fertilisation.
63442.

What is satuated solution

Answer» Means dissolved in water
Which completely dissolved in water
63443.

Force acting on a current carring conductor placed in a mf

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63444.

What is the function of mid brain and hind brain?

Answer» Mid brain - it controls the reflex movement of head,neck and trunk in response to visual and auditory stimuli.it is also control the reflex moment of eye muscle. Change in pupil size and shape of eye lence. Hind brain -pons regulates of the respiration
63445.

Define placenta and its functions

Answer» Placenta provide nourishment to developing embryo.
63446.

Test for ch6

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63447.

Wood is renewable or non renewable

Answer» Renewable
Renewable
63448.

What is carbon dioxide

Answer» You breathe it out every time you exhale. It puts the carbonation, or fizz, into your soda pop. Plants take it out of the air and use it to make food. And you may know it as dry ice, perhaps flowing across a stage as a theater prop. What is this versatile substance that is in our air, bodies, and even our drinks? It is a colorless, odorless gas known as carbon dioxide.??
63449.

Find focal length of lens of power 2d

Answer» P=1/fGiven p=2dSo,1/f=2f=1/2......ans
200 cm
P=½
63450.

What is a neutralisation reaction?

Answer» When equal amount of acid mixes with base then it results in nuetralisation reaction
When acid mixes with bases it give salt and water it is called as neutralization reaction
It may be defined as the reaction of the substance between acid and base in an aqueous solution to form salt and water