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What is crude oil? Explain. |
Answer» Answer:CRUDE oil is a NATURALLY occurring, unrefined petroleum PRODUCT composed of hydrocarbon deposits and other organic materials. #follow me |
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Check soil erosion by river |
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Answer» Answer: its from google Explanation: Suggest measures to check SOIL erosion by rivers. Answer : Soil erosion by rivers can be CHECKED by: (i) Planting Trees: ONE of the most effective WAYS to control soil erosion is by planting trees or other vegetation along the shores of rivers. |
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4. BALANCE THE FOLLOWING EQUATIONS : |
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Answer» a) CH4+O2=CO2+H2O Here, on reactant side, C=1. H=4. and O=2 On product side, C=1. O=2+1. and H=2 Therefore, multiply (H2O) by 2 Now, CH4+O2=CO2+2(H2O)=BALANCED EQUATION b) PbO2=PbO+O2 Here, reactants, Pb=1. O=2 And products, Pb=1. O=1+2 Therefore, multiply (PbO) on product side by 2 PbO2=2(PbO)+O2 Now multiply (PbO2) on reactant side by 2 Therefore the balanced chemical equation is 2(PbO2)=2(PbO)+KE c)Ca+N2=Ca3N2 Reactant, Ca=1. N=2 Product, Ca=3 N=2 Therefore multiply (Ca) on reactant side by 3 Hence the balanced chemical equation is 3(Ca)+N2=Ca3N2 d)N2+H2=NH3 Reactant, N=2. H=2 Product, N=1. H=3 Therefore multiply N on product side by 2 N2+H2=2(NH3) Now multiply (H2) on reactant side by 3 Therefore the balanced chemical equation is N2+3(H2)=2(NH3) e) NaNO3=NaNO2+O2 Reactant, Na=1. N=1. O=3 Product, Na=1. N=1. O=2+2 Therefore multiply (NaNO3) on reactant side by 2 2(NaNO3)=NaNO2+O2 Now multiply (NaNO2) on product side by 2 Therefore the balanced chemical equation is 2(NaNO3)=2(NaNO2)+O2 Hope it HELPS u...!!!!.... |
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Find out which state and cities in India are ranked among first 10most polluted location. Find out major causes of pollution there |
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Roots that not only store food but also produce new plants are known as ______________ roots . |
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Answer» they known as NATURAL VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION Explanation: I hope it helps you |
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Discuss the importance of measuring things accurately in everyday life?? |
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Answer» The most important thing is THERMOMETER it is used to CHECK TEMPERATURE of human body |
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Name any to mathod of inegaten which conserver from cheef?please give me answer very urgent. |
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Answer» is it |
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Which types of motion are exhibited by drilling machine?? |
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Answer» MOTION are EXHIBITED by DRILLING MACHINE is CIRCULAR motion |
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I have only read ....... little of the book so far. a or an |
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Answer» Answer: Hey Buddy, I have only read a little of the book so far. Explanation: We used ARTICLE a here because the word after blank is little and it's first word 'L' is a CONSONANT. So we used 'a' here. Hope that HELPS... #Phenomenal... |
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What is light pollution? |
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Answer» Answer: Light pollution, also known as PHOTO pollution, is the presence of anthropogenic and ARTIFICIAL light in the night ENVIRONMENT. It is exacerbated by excessive, MISDIRECTED or obtrusive uses of light, but even carefully used light fundamentally alters NATURAL conditions. |
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If the planet Saturn is inserted in water ,will it float or sink ? why |
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Why is the motion of the hands of a clock periodic?? |
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Answer» this is because HANDS of clock moves in UNIFORM CIRCULAR motion |
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Non metal are not good conducter of heat hence they are also called as |
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Write a short note on properties and varieties of silk |
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Answer» Answer: Silk is a natural protein fiber, some forms of which can be woven into TEXTILES. The protein fiber of silk is composed mainly of FIBROIN and is produced by certain insect larvae to FORM cocoons.The best-known silk is obtained from the cocoons of the larvae of the MULBERRY silkworm BOMBYX mori reared in captivity (sericulture). The shimmering appearance of silk is due to the triangular prism-like structure of the silk fibre, which allows silk cloth to refract incoming light at different angles, thus producing different colors. hope you like |
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A pencil is made up of a non metal called |
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Answer» HERE IS YOUR ANSWER: Pencil is made of GRAPHITE |
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Properties and varieties of silk |
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Answer» Answer: *PROPERTIES OF SILK low density makes for light and comfortable clothing high resistance to deformation good insulation properties / warm in winter, cool in summer strongest NATURAL fiber available shimmers and shines good affinity to dye leaving aside the rather demanding care, silk is one of the most comfortable fiber FABRICS in the world |
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Paragraphs on plant parasites for class 7 answer fast |
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Answer» Answer: PARASITIC modes of nutrition in PLANTS 1. There are certain plants in nature which do not have chlorophyll and hence cannot produce their own food. 2. These plants uses heterotrophic mode of nutrition to derive food for their survival. 3. Cuscuta (Amarbel) is a yellow tubular PLANT TWISTING around the stem and branchesof a TREE that does not have chlorophyll and hence cannot make its own food hope you like it |
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why did Mendel self pollinated the tall F1 plant get the F2 generation and cost a pure breeding tall plant with pure breeding draw plant to obtain the F1 generation? |
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Answer» Genotype of 50% of the offspring would resemble ONE parent and the REST the other parent. All the F1 , off springs of the cross are heterozygous so allowing self-pollination is sufficient to raise F2 offspring. Also Mendel intended to understand the inheritance of the selected trait over GENERATIONS. |
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12. Why rice is a "carbohydrate rich" source of food?.ns......... |
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Answer» Answer: RICEE CONTAIN FIBER rich bran nutrient packed GERM and carbohydate rich endosperm Explanation: |
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Name the casual microorganism of acne and sleeping sickness |
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Answer» Answer: Cutibacterium acnes are gram POSITIVE bacteria causing ACNE and Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense RESPONSIBLE for sleeping sickness Explanation: |
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Name one metal and non-metal which exist in liquid state at room temperature |
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A metal with low melting and boiling point is |
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Answer» MERCURY is a metal with low melting and BOILING point .... The melting point of Mercury is -38.86°C aND the boiling point is 356.7°C hope it will HELP you ☺️ |
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Classification of hydrocarbon |
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Answer» Saturated Hydrocarbons: In these compounds, carbon-carbon atoms and carbon-HYDROGEN atoms are held together by single BONDS. These single bonded compounds are the simplest hydrocarbons. These types of hydrocarbons don’t have double or triple bonds. In terms of hybridization, they have Sp3 hybridised carbon atom with no SP2 or Sp hybridised Carbon atoms. They are together CALLED as alkanes which have a general formula CnH2n+2. For example, CH4C3H6. Unsaturated Hydrocarbons: These compounds consist of a single, double or a triple bond between carbon-carbon atoms. The double-bonded compounds are called alkenes and the triple bonded compounds are called alkynes. The general formula for alkenes is CnH2n and for alkynes the general formula is CnH2n-2. Cycloalkanes: These hydrocarbons possess one or multiple carbon rings. The hydrogen atom is attached to the carbon ring. Aromatic Hydrocarbons: These are also called as arenes. Arenes are compounds which consist of at least one aromatic ring. Aliphatic Hydrocarbons: They are straight chain STRUCTURES having no rings in them. Alicyclic Hydrocarbons: They are hydrocarbons having a ring structure in them. The carbons atoms can be Sp, Sp2 or Sp3 hybridised Hope it is helpful. |
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Newly discovered galaxies and planets |
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Answer» Answer: NEWLY DISCOVERED galaxies are KEPLER 69 and kepler 62 |
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Write the type of pollution being caused. Write A for air pollution,W for water pollution, L for land pollution and N for noisepollution:1.A bus honking._____2.Factories dumping their waste in water bodies.____3.Smoke coming out from cars and autos.____4.A man throwing garbage on an open ground._____5.The band at a wedding party playing loud._____6.A man burning leaves.____7.An oil tanker spilling oil into the sea._______ |
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Answer» Answer: 1.N. 5.N 2.W. 6.A 3.A. 7.W 4.L |
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What is Wild life? |
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Answer» WILD life refers to wild animals that COULD be INHABITING FORESTS or other natural landscapes |
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Plz answer this question fast........... difference between nature of graph and inference?? |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: While Observation can be said to be a factual description, inference is an explanation to the COLLECTED data. While observation is CAREFUL WATCHING of things AROUND, inference is the conclusion drawn out of the careful watching. While observation is what one SEE, inference is an assumption of what one has seen. |
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It is seen that microbes tend to grow at a slower rate in a food kept in a refrigerator when compared to the food kept out in the air. Justify the statement |
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Answer» Answer: Most infection-causing BACTERIA prefer BODY temperatures to grow and are slowed down significantly in the REFRIGERATOR because the enzyme systems that operate to ALLOW them to grow SLOW down. However, some bacteria are perfectly happy at refrigeration temperatures—they grow, but not rapidly. Only freezing will absolutely stop bacterial growth, as long as the food remains frozen. |
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Chemical name of pop? formation |
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Answer» CHEMICAL name of Plaster of Paris is CALCIUM sulphate HEMIHYDRATE. When it is mixed with WATER, crystals of gypsum(CaSO4.2H2O ) are produced and SET into hard mass. |
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What is natural vegetation? |
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Answer» Natural VEGETATION REFERS to a plant community which has grown naturally WITHOUT human aid. They have been left undisturbed by humans for a long time. ... Thus, cultivated crops and fruits, ORCHARDS form PART of vegetation but not natural vegetation. |
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ObserveHold out your hand in a sunnyspot. Open and close your hand.Turn it from side to side. How doyou need to hold your hand to getthe most sunlight? |
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Answer» hdiehdvdiidhebieohvdiosbebe |
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water is absorbed by the plants through the process of.1)osmosis2) plasmolysis 3) diffusion 4)all of above |
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Answer» Osmosis Explanation: |
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In what way is biological control better than using weedicides & pesticides. |
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Answer» because weedicidees and pesticides are HARMFUL for the soil and soil looses its fertility so we should USE BIOLOGICAL control because it inrich the soil and make the soil fertile |
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Which of the following example shows that air exerts pressure (a)we can see the rain falling (b) we can swim in the ocean (c) we can suck up water with a straw (d) we can see the flow of the wind from tree leaves |
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Answer» Answer: C is most likely Explanation: AIR PRESSURE difference causes the FLOW of the drinkable to MOVE up |
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A caris in uniform notion travells 900 in 20s calculate its speed |
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Answer» FIRST its not notion its motion and PLEASE WRITE unit of 900 means 900 m or km so DISTANCE is 900 unit time is 20sec Speed =45 unit |
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How will you describe the sequence of oxygen,carbon dioxide and blood flow |
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Answer» Answer: Oxygen from air to lungs to blood to tissues |
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What are the prevention from Rancidity???? |
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Answer» Answer: Prevention from Rancidity : 1.) By keeping food MATERIAL in Refrigerator. |
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3. Action StoryStudent will create an action story where examples of different types ounderline the phrases in the story where examples of forces are mentioned.an action story where examples of different types of forces must be mentioned. They have toAt the end, they will present the story in the class. Example: In a football match,passes on to second player. Second player passes the ball to the goal, where the goal Keepee story in the class. Example: In a football match, first player kicks a ball andto the other team. In this story, they have to find the examples of the forces mentioned and un4. Factors Affecting FrictionsTake an inclined plane, take two halves of the chart paper. Spread some pebbles on one of them and sand on theother (a thin layer). Gently release the ball on the inclined plane. Observe the ball rolling down over the spread ofpebbles and note the distance moved by the ball. Repeat the experimentwith the sand spread on chart paper and then on a plain paper.Enter the observation in table in scrapbook.le distance case the ball be chart paper5.Activity:a)collect information about various heritage buildings that are being affected by air pollution. b) Global warming has become a major threat. Write a paragraph on it in about 200-250 words. |
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Answer» Explanation: |
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Water is absorbed by the process of |
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Answer» Answer: Photosynthesis Explanation: In this PROCESS gree PARTS of the plant absorbe water and co2 in the PRESENCE of sunlight and chlorophyll for the formation of FOOD HOPE this was helpfulllll........ |
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The property of metals due to which they produce sound |
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Answer» Answer: These elements usually share three MAIN properties: Luster: METALS are shiny when CUT, scratched, or polished. Malleability: Metals are strong but MALLEABLE, which means that they can be easily bent or shaped. ... Conductivity: Metals are excellent conductors of electricity and heat. please sand brilliant answer |
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Write the name of the students with their duties in each chart. |
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Answer» ANSWER:it is BETTER if you SOLVE it yourself Explanation: |
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a truck covers 30 kilometre at a uniform speed of 30 kilometre per hour what should be its speed for the next 90 kilometre if the average speed for the entire journey is 60 kilometre per hour |
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Answer» Answer: 9km/hour Explanation: Avg speed=TOTAL DISPLACEMENT /total TIME taken |
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Name the 1st flim come India |
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Answer» Answer: Dadasaheb Phalke's silent Raja Harishchandra (1913) is the first feature film made in India. By the 1930s, the industry was producing over 200 FILMS per year. The first Indian sound film, Ardeshir Irani's ALAM ARA (1931), was COMMERCIALLY successful.Hope it helps u!! Follow me❤❤❤ |
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