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1.

In which layer of atmosphere do we live?​

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The Troposphere

This is the LOWEST PART of the atmosphere - the part we live in. It contains most of our weather - CLOUDS, rain, snow.

2.

The absence of any medium called 1. vaccum 2. zero 3. whole 4. heat only answer not definition​

Answer» ONG>Answer:

1. VACUUM.......

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3.

Observe the picture given below and explain the type of reaction with reference to Oxygen and Hydrogen in detail . What will be the product ?​

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water will come .

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4.

(M.C.T.Q) what is the process of wastewater treatement commonly known as:a)sewage treatment b) sewage c)sewer d) Aeration​

Answer» ONG>Answer:

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5.

Q-8 Answer in long questions. 1. Classify the changes involved in the following process as physical or chemical changes.(a) Photosynthesis (b) Dissolving salt in water (c) Burning of coal (d) Melting of wax(e) Digestion of food(f) Dissolve sugar in water2. Explain sea breeze or land breeze.13. List the differences between clayey soil and sandy soil.4. Differentiate between physical changes and chemical changes.5. Distinguish between acid and bases with examples.6. Describe the stages involved the life cycle of a silkworm with a neat and labeled diagram.​

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PROCESSES                                                                              Types of Changes

PHOTOSYNTHESIS                                                                      Chemical Changes

Dissolving SUGAR in water                                                     Physical Changes

Burning of coal                                                                       Chemical Changes

Melting of WAX                                                Digestion of food                                                                         Chemical Changes                       Physical Changes

Beating aluminium to make aluminium foil                          Physical Changes

 

EXPLANATION:

6.

2. A force of 35 N acts over an area of 7 square meters. Calculate the pressure.​

Answer»

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So P=35/7 which equal to 5N per SQUARE meter

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7.

If the acid and gas are formed in the multiple tube fermentation technique, the test is ​

Answer» ONG>EXPLANATION:

fermentation tube and the PRESENCE of gram-negative, non-spore-forming, rod-shaped bacteria in the agar culture may be CONSIDERED a satisfactorily completed test, demonstrating the positive presence of COLIFORM bacteria in the analyzed sample.

8.

Define least count of any device. What do you know about pitch of scrgauge?Can you find the diameter of a thin wof length 2 m using the ruler from yinstrument box?​

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1)Least count of any DEVICE.

The SMALLEST length which can be be measured by metre scale is CALLED least count.

Least count of the instrument (L.C)

= Value of one main scale division / TOTAL number of vernier calipher division.

2)What do you know about pitch of screw gauge?

The pitch of screw is the distance moved by the tip of the screw for one complete ROTATION of the head.

3)Can you find the diameter of a thin wire of length 2m?

No ,we can use vernier calipher to measure the diameter of a thin wire of length 2m.

9.

Biodegradable plastics are being developed from plant material such as _________ and __________​

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Bioplastics are plastic materials produced from renewable biomass SOURCES, such as vegetable fats and OILS, CORN starch, straw, woodchips, sawdust, recycled food waste, etc.

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10.

Name the parts of flower with help of given clues ​

Answer» ONG>ANSWER:

EXPLANATION:

B

11.

Explain why plastic containers are used for storing food?​

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ong>Answer:

Plastic containers SEEM more CONVENIENT than metal containers. This is because of their light WEIGHT, LOWER PRICE, good strength and easy handling.

12.

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13.

The unit of acceleration is​

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The SI unit of acceleration is metres/second2 (m/s2). FORCE (F), MASS (m) and acceleration (g) are LINKED by Newton's Second LAW, which states that 'The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force ACTING on it and inversely proportional to its mass'.

14.

identify the phenomenon exhibited in following picture with which type of phenomenon is associated with and why​

Answer»

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don't KNOW but u can search in Google

15.

Prehydrolysis defintion

Answer» ONG>Explanation:

prehydrolysis (UNCOUNTABLE) HYDROLYSIS prior to some other process.

16.

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Explanation:

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17.

How are stored grains damaged? plz do fast .​

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Stored-grain Insects often cause as much loss after harvest as crop pests cause during the growing season. ... DETERIORATION and contamination from the PRESENCE of Insects RESULTS in downgrading of grain and market value due to insect parts, ODORS, molds and heat damage.

18.

2. Observe the following graph.Considering the change in volume ofwater as its temperature is raisedfrom 0 °C, discuss the difference inthe behaviour of water and othersubstances. What is this behaviourof water called?1.20151 kg Volume of water1012 3 4 5 67 89 10Temperature °C​

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19.

What function does the cell wall serve for a plant?

Answer»

ong>Answer : The cell WALL SURROUNDS the plasma membrane of plant cells and provides tensile STRENGTH and protection against mechanical and osmotic stress. It also ALLOWS cells to develop turgor PRESSURE, which is the pressure of the cell contents against the cell wall.

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20.

It constitutes a flow of changes

Answer» ONG>Answer:

Character can include the normal variation in the amount and speed of water in a stream (flow regime), seasonal flow patterns, and the timing and frequency of floods and droughts. ... Each of these characteristics is INFLUENCED by CLIMATE and landscape (mountains, valleys, and FLOOD plains).

21.

Vinegar and fruit juice are example of

Answer» GAR, fruit JUICE and cola are EXAMPLES of A: strong acids
22.

Pa Na. 21 GiveGive reasons Loothe following:Mushroom is Sapostroph.bi Sun is the ultimate source ofultimate Source of energy for allliving organismsc The real lear of a plant 'dies out it hitsStomate are blocked:alLeal is know as the food factory to of theplantel Lichen is a living partnership between afungus and analga and the this po partner- Ship' is benefical to both .​

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23.

2. Other name for inert gasesof a big name​

Answer» ONG>ANSWER:

NOBLE gas

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24.

Statement also the electro motor is used to generate electricity ​

Answer» ONG>Answer:

Converting ENERGY from one form to another is the key to understanding the DIFFERENCES between electric motors and generators. An electric motor converts ELECTRICITY into mechanical energy, providing a power source for machinery. A generator does the OPPOSITE of this, converting mechanical energy into electricity.

25.

Select a natural polymera)polyester b)polywool c)polycotd)cellulose​

Answer» ER:

POLYWOOL

EXPLANATION:

26.

29. -- -- and - - are exchanged by thecell through the process of diffusion.​

Answer» ONG>ANSWER:

oxygen and carbon dioxide

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27.

Give scentif explanation of depletion of ozone layer by cfcs​

Answer»

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Once in the ATMOSPHERE, CFCs drift slowly upward to the stratosphere, where they are broken up by ultraviolet radiation, releasing chlorine ATOMS, which are ABLE to destroy ozone molecules. ... When sunlight returns in the spring, the chlorine BEGINS to destroy ozone.

28.

What type of wheather do we have in summer​

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In SUMMER we GENERALLY have HOT and HUMID weather.

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29.

S one should always sanitise your band wear mask and maintain socialdistancing during bandemic​

Answer» ONG>Answer:

YES

Explanation:

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30.

What do you mean by the potential difference between two points is 1 V​

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One VOLT is the potential difference between TWO points in an ELECTRIC circuit when 1 joule of work is done to MOVE CHARGE of 1 coulomb from one point to other.

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31.

अनुकेंदृकामध्ये असणार्या प्रोटॉन व न्यूटॉन यांच्या संख्येला काय म्हणतात​

Answer» ONG>ANSWER:

INCOMPLETE question.

Explanation:

You haven't mentioned that what to do then how can I answer DEAR ?

32.

प्र०2 उस रासायनिक यामिका का नामालाखर जांजल के योगाणुनाशक के रूप मेंलाया जाता है।उपयोग में​

Answer» ONG>ANSWER:

HII FRIENDS who are you

33.

Microoganisms are- *Very minute organismsWormsPlant products​

Answer»

y are very MINUTE ORGANISMS

34.

The potential energy of your body is least, when you are---------. * 1 pointsitting on a chairsitting on the groundsleeping on the groundstanding on the ground​

Answer»

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Answer for this QUESTION is SLEEPING on the GROUND

35.

Seed is modified to​

Answer»

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How To Genetically Modify a Seed, Step By Step

USING nature as a guide, geneticists build plants with qualities evolution could never produce

By Rebecca Boyle

January 24, 2011

ST. LOUIS — In a nondescript basement lab, jeans-clad engineers clutch blueprints, scrape stepladders across the unfinished floor and chat about the Cardinals as they tighten bolts on a new prototype device. At first glance, it could be any machine shop in the country.

But then you notice the wispy strands of soybean seedlings curling to life, their ROOT tendrils bunched into test tubes lightly PACKED with soil, and you remember — this place is all about seeds.

Monsanto Co. produces 90 percent of the world's transgenic crops, using a complex marriage between ancient techniques — cross-breeding different plants to produce a desired trait — and the most modern technologies available, from genomic research to NASA-caliber mechanical engineering.

Originally a chemical company, Monsanto produced some of the world's most controversial substances — saccharine, DDT, PCBs, Agent Orange — before evolving into the biotech giant it is today. That evolution has been marked by controversy, including lawsuits against farmers, allegations of unfair trade practices, and more. The company produces the herbicide Roundup, and also seeds whose genes have been engineered to survive Roundup's active plant-killing ingredient. Now the vast majority of this country's soybeans, corn, sugar beets and canola possess those engineered genes.

For a closer look at the tools of the GE trade, check out the gallery here

Behind EVERY single seed is at least a decade of research involving geneticists, engineers and farmers, working to produce a seed that will grow exactly as expected, and in a way nature may not have intended. Here's how it's done.

Step one: Finding a new trait

Ginny Ursin, head of technology prospecting at Monsanto, has been studying plants most of her life; at age 10, she cobbled together a makeshift greenhouse in the front yard. It was well-built enough that a city building inspector dropped by to inquire about a permit, she recalled. After obtaining her Ph.D in genetics from the University of California-Davis, she studied the biochemical pathways that allow plants to accumulate oil. She has spent more than a decade developing a new omega-3 soybean, which actually produces a precursor fatty acid that our bodies convert into a heart-healthy type of omega-3 — fish oil without the fish. Its history includes Alaskan wildflowers, a type of mold used in Indonesian cooking and years of patient cultivation.

36.

_____is used to rotate the magnets in generators ​

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Rotating magnetic FIELDS are ALSO used in induction MOTORS. Because magnets degrade with TIME, induction motors use short-circuited rotors (instead of a magnet) which follow the rotating magnetic field of a multicoiled stator.

37.

मा वित्ता बुझे चूने पर पानी की क्रिया सारखा है वियोजन अभिक्रिया(b)विस्थापन अभिक्रियादिविस्थापन अभिक्रियासंयोजन अभिक्रिया(a)(d)​

Answer» ONG>ANSWER:

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38.

What is fermantaion​

Answer»

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Fermentation is a metabolic PROCESS that PRODUCES chemical changes in organic substrates through the action of enzymes. In BIOCHEMISTRY, it is narrowly defined as the extraction of energy from carbohydrates in the absence of oxygen

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39.

Me ajj bahut Sad hi koi Mera answer brain list Kar hi NHI raha​

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40.

Why roots of plants have mostly leucoplasts in them than chloroplasts. plzzzz help me urgent ​

Answer» ONG>Answer:

to observe the NITROGEN .

Explanation:

41.

1. Which cellular structures are involved in the following functions(2)A) Transfer characteristic from parents to offspring​

Answer»

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In addition, nucleus CONTAINS thread-like structures called chromosomes. These CARRY genes and help in inheritance or transfer of characters from the parents to the OFFSPRING. The chromosomes can be seen only when the cell divides

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42.

____is also produced with friction. ​

Answer» FRICTION OPPOSES the motion between the SURFACES in contact with each other. (b) Friction depends on the nature of surfaces. (c) Friction PRODUCES heat.........
43.

What is phisycal change?

Answer» ONG>Explanation:

A change in which no NEW substances are formed. Only the STATE of matter is changed. PHYSICAL changes are reversible

44.

Tick the correct which of the following is a non-metal ​

Answer» ONG>ANSWER:

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45.

Complete the tablecomplete the table​

Answer»

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i only KNOW the potassium symbol is (K)

46.

Avarti gati kya hoti hai

Answer» ONG>ANSWER:

जब कोई बस्‍तु एक निश्चित पथ पर गतिमान हो तथा T एक निश्चित समय अंतराल के बाद बार-बार अपनी पूर्व गति को दोहराती है तो इस प्रकार की गति केा आवर्ती गति कहते है। बस्‍तु के द्वारा लिया गया समय अंतराल जिसमें वह बस्‍तु अपनी पूर्व गति को दोहराती है उसे हम बस्‍तु का आवर्तकाल कहते है।

Explanation:

47.

A correct the following statement a justify your correction. 1. Plants in an ecosystem are called primary consumers.​

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Plants in an ecosystem are known as producers.

Explanation:

as we are aware that PLANT PRODUCE food therefore they are producers while as animals that eat plants are PRIMARY CONSUMERS.

48.

दो भारतीय वैज्ञानिकों के नाम लिखिए​

Answer» ONG>ANSWER:

वैकट रमन

डाक्टर भाबा

Explanation:

एपीजे अब्दुल कलाम

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49.

What it happen that each time you think it would rain,it rains​

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When it rains, where does it go? Once on the land, rainfall EITHER seeps into the ground or BECOMES runoff, which flows into RIVERS and lakes. ... The rate of rainfall: A lot of rain in a short period tends to run off the land into STREAMS rather than soak into the ground.

50.

What are fossil fuels? how were they formed? give some examples of fossil fuels ​

Answer» FOSSIL FUELS are MADE from decomposing plants and animals. These fuels are found in the Earth's crust and contain carbon and hydrogen, which can be burned for ENERGY. COAL, oil, and natural gas are examples of fossil fuels.