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63651.

Advantages and limitations of wave energy

Answer» Renewable: The best thing about wave energy is that it will never run out. 2. Environment Friendly: Also unlike fossil fuels, creating power from waves creates no harmful byproducts such as gas, waste, and pollution.3. No Damage to Land : Unlike fossil fuels which cause massive damage to land as they can leave large holes while extracting energy from them , wave power does not cause any damage to earth. It is safe, clean and one of the preferred method to extract energy from ocean.
63652.

Why is it recommended that the acid should be added to water and not water to the acid?

Answer» It is recommended that the water should not be added to acid because if we pour water on the acid then it will create exothermic reaction and it may break the glass test tube not only these, it may cause severe burn to our face and hand too. So it is recommended that we should pour water to acid slowly with constant stirring.
63653.

Which of the following displacement occur or not occura)Cu+MgSo4--CuSo4+Mgb)Pb(NO3)2+Zn--Zn(NO3)2+Pb

Answer» A wale galat haiBeatle sahi hai
63654.

What is the angular momentum of 4p electron?

Answer»
63655.

Where impure blood is stored in our body?

Answer» Exactly impure blood is not stored in our body at the time impure blood blood is collected in our body it was removed by our kidneys
It can niether be stored in our body
63656.

Experiment of conductivity of salt solution

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63657.

What is called by polycythemia and anaemia

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63658.

What is plaster of Paris and uses

Answer» Pop is calcium sulphate hemihydrate. Or on heating gypsum to a temp of 100\'C... Then it will give pop and water...
The chemical formula of plaster of Paris is Caso4.10h2o
It is used by the doctor to join the fractured bones of the patient
63659.

What do you mean villi

Answer» Small finger like projections present in the walls of the small intestine which is rich in blood vessels. Its main function is to carry the digested food from small intestine to all the parts of the body through blood.
Sahi Kaha
63660.

Largest cell of the body

Answer» Neuron
Nerve cell
Good
Neuron
63661.

all ores are minerals but all minerals are not ores. Explain

Answer» This is because ores are the minerals from which the metals can be extracted ecnomically . And there are over 2000 minerals,but only a few are ores. Thus all ores are minerals bit all minerals are not ores.
63662.

What is a c generator? Explain it with diagram.

Answer» It is bidirectional
63663.

What is auxine

Answer» Auxins are a class of plant hormones the same marphogen like characteridtics
63664.

Who founded science

Answer» Lol
Super
Ohm.metre
63665.

Write s.i unit of resistivity

Answer» Ohm metre
63666.

Reproduction is not necessary for survival. Explain?

Answer» Reproduction is only important for survival of whole species not for survival of an individual organism as an organism cna spend his whole life without reproduction
No reproduction is necessary for survival because if there is no reproduction then the species said to indanger spices and the existence of the species will over
63667.

What type of chemical reactions take place when Proteins are converted into amino acids

Answer» Decomposition
63668.

Which solution is acid and which is basic

Answer» The aqueous solution of acid give h+ ions and basic gives oh_ ions
Chemistry padhi hai???? Tune f##k
Oh- is acidic and oh+ is basic
The solution that release H+ ions is acidic and the solution release OH- ions is basic in nature.
63669.

Bilogical magnification

Answer» The increase of harmful concentration with every trophic level are called biological magni
Biological magnification, also known as bio-magnification refers to the increase in the concentration of toxic substances like DDT, chemicals, heavy substances etc. with each successive trophic level of the food chain. The concentration of these toxic substances is highest at the highest trophic level.
63670.

What is the definition of ecosystem

Answer» An ecosystem is a community made up of living organisms and nonliving components such as air, water, and mineral soil.An ecosystem includes all of the living things (plants, animals and organisms) in a given area, interacting with each other, and also with their non-living environments (weather, earth, sun, soil, climate, atmosphere)
The interaction between biotic and abiotic components form an ecosystem
The term ecosystem refers to the biological system consisting of all the living organisms or biotic components in a particular area and the nonliving or abiotic component with which the organisms interact, such as air, mineral soil, water and sunlight.
63671.

Why does the colour of copper sulphate solition change when an iron nail is dipped in it?

Answer» Because iron is more reactive than copper so iron displaces copper from copper sulphate and forms iron sulphate hence the colour of solutions change
When an iron nail dipped in the copper sulphate solution than iron displaces copper from the copper sulphate because iron is more reactive than copper. Therefore the colour of the copper sulphate solution changes.The reaction involved isFe(s) + CuSO4(aq) → FeSO4(aq) + Cu(s)
63672.

Glycogen

Answer» Its like the reserviour
actually glycogen is the stored form of food in our body . Pancreas secretes glucagon
It is an hormone which is secreted by pancreas. It\'s function is to decrease the level of sugar in the blood.
Glycogen
63673.

What is difference between transfering electron and sharing of electrone

Answer» We can say that transferring electron is ionic bond and sharing electron is said to be covalent bond
In electron transfer, one atom actually takes an electron from another atom that is ionic bond, but in electron sharing, the one electron orbits both atoms, so they share the electron to make a strong bond together that is covalent bond like in water.
63674.

Write definations of eco system

Answer» An ecosystem can be simply defined as a community of living beings in concurrence with nonliving components in which they will interact. It is a chain of interaction between organisms and its environment.An ecosystem can vary in size it can either be small as an oasis or vast as an ocean encompassing precisely limited spaces. They are usually controlled or influenced by external and internal factors as well. External factors such as climate can be considered as a prime material that forms soil and topography that controls the entire configuration of the ecosystem.
63675.

Write defination of eco system

Answer» An ecosystemcan be simply defined as a community of living beings in concurrence with nonliving components in which they will interact. It is a chain of interaction between organisms and its environment. An ecosystem can vary in size it can either be small as an oasis or vast as an ocean encompassing precisely limited spaces. They are usually controlled or influenced by external and internal factors as well. External factors such as climate can be considered as a prime material that forms soil and topography that controls the entire configuration of the ecosystem.
63676.

Where is embryosac found

Answer» Embryo sac is the structure which develops from the megaspore of the plant ovule. Embryo sac is also called as the female gametophyte. Embryo sac bears both embryo plant and the endosperm after fertilisation. There are seven haploid cells in the embryo sac. They include three antipodal cells, one central cell (formed by fusion of 2 polar nuclei), two synergid cells and one egg cell.
63677.

How is bleaching powder formed

Answer» Ca (OH)2 + Cl2 - Ca OCl2+ H2O
When cl gas is passed through _dry_ slaked lime then it is formwd
When chlorine gas is mixed with calcium hydroxide
63678.

why does depression of white light occur?

Answer» The splitting up of white light into seven colours on passing through a transparent medium like a glass prism is called dispersion of light.The dispersion of white light occurs because the angle of refraction for different colours of light is different when passing through the glass prims.
63679.

Name the 2 metals whose melting and boiling point is very low

Answer» Gallium and caesium
Gallium (29.8 degree celcius) and ceasium (28.5 degree celcius ).
63680.

What vallency of silver

Answer» The valency of silver is 1 and 3.The symbol of silver is Ag.Hope it helps!!
2 2 7
63681.

Which gas is more toxic chlorine or bromine

Answer» Methyl bromine.
63682.

What are biocatalyst?

Answer» Engyme
63683.

Difference between electric motor and commercial motor

Answer» 1.electric motor is a device that converts electrical energy. 2. An electric motor works on the principle of coal carrying current when place in uniform magnetic field experiences a force which direction is given by Fleming left hand rule I don\'t know the answer of commercial motor
Electric motor main parmanent magnet use karte haiCommercial motor electromagnet use karte hai
63684.

What is the working of electric motor and generator

Answer» Working of electric motor:\tWhen electric current is passed into the rectangular coil, this current produces a magnetic field around the coil.\tThe magnetic field of horse shoe-type magnet then interacts with the magnetic field of the coil and causes the coil to rotate continuously.\tIf ABCD is in horizontal position current from battery enters the coil through brush B1, and commutator half ring C:. The current flows in the direction ABCD\tand leaves via ring and brush B2\xa0\tThe direction of current is from A to B, the direction of current is from C to D. The force on side AB of the coil is in the downward direction. Whereas the force on the side CD of the coil is in the upward direction. ABCD rotate in anti-clockwise direction.\tWhile rotating when the coil reaches vertical position then the brushes B1 and B2 will touch the gap between the commutator rings and current to the coil is cut off. But the coil does not stop rotating because it has already gained momentum.\tThe coil CD comes on the left side and AB comes to the right side. Again they come in contact with brush B1 Current direction is reversed.\tThe reversing of current in the coil is repeated after every half rotation due to which the coil continue to rotate as long as current from the batter is passed through it. The rotating shaft of electric motor can drive a large number of machines which are connected to it.Electric Generator\tThe axle is rotated such that it moves in the clockwise directions that is AB moves up and CD moves down.\tAccording to Fleming\'s Right Hand rule, the induced current is setup in the coil along B1-> AB -> BC -> CD -> B2. This means that the external current flows from B2 to B1.\tAfter half a rotation, arm CD starts moves up and AB moves down.\tAccording to Fleming\'s Right Hand rule, the induced current is setup in the coil along B2-> AB -> BC -> CD -> B1. This means that the external current flows from B1 to B2.\tThus after every half rotation of the coil, the current changes direction. This is called an AC current.\tAC current(Alternating current) : Changes its direction after equal intervals of time. It is easier to transmit this current over long distances due to lesser loses and hence this is the current that is supplied to our houses from the electricity department.
63685.

Distinguish between tropic and nastic movement?????

Answer» Thanks dhiraj but this much is enough for me.....
Thanks to all for giving such a useful answers
Tropic movement is the directional movement while nastic movement is non directional movement.
Tropic movements are directional movement whereas nastic movement is indirectional movement.in tropic movement the direction of response is determined by direction of stimulus .in nastic movement the direction of response is not determined by direction of stimulus.
Do you understand ? If you understand this than it is good and if you not undrstand then tell me i will elaborate it with some examples.
Movement of plant part in fixed direction is known as tropic movement but in nastic movement movement of plant is not fixed i.e. plant part move in radial direction .
Tropismi. The direction of a stimulus determines the direction of the plant partsii. It is a directional movementNastici. Direction of movement of plant part is not determined by direction of stimulusii. It is not a directional movement
63686.

Can any1 tell the Difference between bio mass and biogas

Answer» \tBiomassBiogas1. It produces too much smoke.1. It does not produce any gas.2. Its colorific value is low.2. Its calorific value is high.3. Ash is left as residue.3. It does not leave any residue.4. Organic matter gets destroyed.4. Organic matter is secured and is available for use as manure.\t\xa0
63687.

What are the uses of a concave mirrir

Answer» Use of concave mirror:\tSatellite Dishes: One of the most important use of concave mirror is satellite dishes.\tHeadlights in car: A powerful source of light is kept at the focus point of the concave mirror in a smaller space at the back of the headlight.\tShaving mirror: Another use of concave mirror is shaving mirror.\tDentist’s mirror: The concave mirrors helps the dentist to focus light on the tooth to be examined.
63688.

Double displacement reaction are also known as precipitation reaction. Why?

Answer» A precipitate is an white insoluble substance which can easily by process of filtration
In double displacement reaction precipitate is formed
63689.

The magnetic field inside a long straight solenoid carrying current

Answer» It is uniform
63690.

Why should curd and sour substance not be kept in brass and copper vessels

Answer» Curd and sour substances are not be kept in brass and copper vessels because when acid react with metal such as brass and copper it form poisousnes subtance which is harmful for our health
63691.

Are there value based questions in this year syllabus????

Answer» I think no.. please check and confirm
Yes
63692.

And vacuum me Flame ka shape kaisa hoga?

Answer»
63693.

Flame hamesha uper hi kyu jati h?

Answer» Bcoze co2 is produced in flame so it wnt 2 move away frm flame so it goes upward nd hence flame is always in upward direction
63694.

When examination is conducted in this year feb or march ? Anyone?

Answer» Mid feb
63695.

Name any one animal whose heart supply deoxygenated blood?

Answer» Rendi
63696.

What is an effervescence?

Answer» Waste
63697.

Why arteries have valves

Answer» Artries do not have valves veins have valves in order to prevent back flow of blood
Arteries do not have valves only veins have valves to push blood upwards in antigravitational direction
63698.

Can you list the changes seen in human being that are indicative of reproductive maturity?

Answer» Reproductive maturity (scientifically termed as puberty) refers to the time when a child’s body begins to change and attains the ability to reproduce. The changes occurring in the body are also known as secondary sexual characters. Few changes occurring at the time of puberty are same for both girls and boys while few of them are different.
63699.

Energy produce

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63700.

Mean of covelant bond

Answer» Mutual sharing of bonds is called as covalent
Covalent bond is a chemical Bond that involves sharing of electron between the atom
Sharing of ions