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53701.

Two chemical reactions which maintains our body temperature

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53702.

What is the role of digestive system

Answer» The role of digestive system is to digest the food by applying enzymes on it.
53703.

Anabolic and catabolic process

Answer» In simple language, anabolic means building up and catabolic means broken down .
Anabolic process when we take food to eat the process of digestion occurs in our body. The food which is digest in our body which store in our body in the form of energy is called catabolic proces
53704.

How to life process being take place in the human body

Answer» Life processes are the continuous processes in our body. They are very important for maintaing life
53705.

WHAT are the functuons of stomata

Answer» 1- exchange of gases2- water loss
Exchange of gases( co2 in and o2 out) and water vapour(out)
To. Pass. Oxygen. In plants
53706.

How many 176 ohm resistors (in parallel ) are required to carry 5 A on a 220 V ?

Answer» 4 resistors are required to carry 5A current
4 resistors
53707.

Leather is biogradable or non biodegradable?

Answer» Yes leather is biodegradable
Yes leather is biodegradable as it is obtain from animals
53708.

What is speed

Answer» Speed is distance covered by an object in a particular unit of time. It is denoted by km/hr
Distance covered in per unit time
S =d/t
53709.

What are the different methods of ingestion of food in different animals

Answer» Ingestion: The intake of food is called ingestion. Method of ingestion, i.e. taking of food, varies from one animal to another.Different organism takes food in different ways.\tA humming bird sucks nectar of plants.\tHuman beings use their hands to put food into their mouth and swallow the food after chewing.\tInfants of human and many other animals feed upon their mother’s milk by sucking them.\tA snake swallows the animals they prey upon without chewing them.\tA frog captures prey with its sticky tongue.\tAn earthworm uses its muscular pharynx to swallow its food.\tSpiders weave sticky web in which small insects get stuck.\tSome aquatic animals filter tiny particles floating nearby and feed upon them.\tAmoeba, a unicellular animal, engulfs tiny particles of food by using pseudopodia. Amoeba surrounds the food by pseudopodia and then makes a food vacuole to engulf the food.\tIn multicellular organisms; like hydra there are numerous tentacles around their mouth. Hydra uses tentacles to surround its prey and kill them with its stinging cells. Then the food is pushed inside the body cavity.
53710.

Who discover cell and when

Answer» Robert hook in 1665
Robert hook was the person divorced the cell in 1665 before that maharsi kannad had discovered the cell as kana
Cell is discovered by Robert hook in 1665
53711.

What do you mean by lymph

Answer» Lyuph is the storage house of white blood cells
Lymph is a colour less fluid flowing in the blood vessels of Animals
53712.

What is the role of saliva in the digestive of food

Answer» Saliva contain a salivary amylase and is released in our mouth It Breaks down starch into sugar
It break down the starch into maltose and isomaltose
Break down of starch
53713.

Write five example of evolution of gas

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53714.

Is sin i /sin r constant?

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53715.

Is oxidization is similar to corrosion?

Answer» No oxidation is not similar to corrosion. As corrosion is a process in which a metal get damaged by water and oxygen .
53716.

C3H3 +O2 = CO2 + H20Al +Fe3N2 =AlN +FeNa +Cl2 =NaClbalance these equation

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53717.

Chloroplast are called energy convertors explain??

Answer» They are called energy converter because they convert light energy into chemical energy .
53718.

How stomata work?

Answer» Stomata helps in exchange of gases of co2 and o2 when the gases are absorbed it expands when not it contract
It exchange the gasas carbon dioxide and oxygen and taking sunlight through the pores
53719.

How can we decide whether anything in alive

Answer» On the basis of the process of respiration and the process of nutrition
Organism breathing
Respiration will occur
Life processes
Molecular movements
53720.

Calculate the amount of work done to carry 4c of charge from a point at 100v to a point at 120b

Answer» I don\'t know
25joule
53721.

Give the name of strongest reducing element

Answer» Lithium
53722.

How is o2 and co2 transported during respiration draw diagram also

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53723.

While chewing bread why we taste sweet although it is tasteless

Answer» While chewing bread, it tastes sweet because while doing mastication to form bolus, our mouth secrets various enzymes and one of them is ptyalin which breaks down strach into maltose and isomaltose which are other complex forms of sugar.a
Or enzyme
For chewing for long time , saliva has certain properties which make taste bread sweet
53724.

Explain electrolatic decomposition of NaCL

Answer» Electrolytic decomposition: Decomposition of any molecule by using electricity is termed as electrolytic decomposition.Uses: There certain compounds which dissociate at higher temperatures for such molecules by using electricity will dissociate easily.Ex: NaCl molecule will dissociate at higher temperatures, but on electrolysis it will decompose easily. Using electricity the non-spontaneous reactions can also takes place easily.2NaCl → 2Na (at Cathode) + Cl2 (at anode)
53725.

Explain electrolatic decomposition oc NaCL

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53726.

What are the chemical formula of hydrogen, oxygen

Answer» 2H2+o2----------2h2o
H2 and O2
H2 and O2
H2&o2
H2 and O2
53727.

what is the different between olfactory indicator and acid base indicator

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53728.

What is Ionic and Covalent BonD???

Answer» \xa0Ionic bonds: \xa0Ionic bond is formed by the transfer of electrons from one atom to another atom. It is also known as electrovalent bond. They have high boiling and melting pointsCovalent bonds : Covalent bond is formed by the sharing of valence electrons between atoms of similar electronegativity. They have low boiling and melting points.
53729.

derive E=MC2

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53730.

what is the mass of the Sun

Answer» 190×10^30
1,989,100,000,000,000,000,000 billion Km
1,989,100,000,000,000,000,000
53731.

what happenedif we go at speed of lighte to mass

Answer» Mass will become infiniteM=m÷√(1-(v/c)square)Where m is rest mass means mass in the state of restM is mass at speed of light
Mass will increase
53732.

Respiration is exothermic reaction why

Answer» Because when we breathe we take oxygen from air and it breaks up the glucose into carbondioxide , water and large amount og heat energy is released in the cells thats why it is an exothermic reaction .
Because carbondioxide is released after respiration
53733.

what is the mass at center of the earth

Answer» It would be 0
Remain same
53734.

Is tungsten carbide natural or artificial?

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53735.

9th class chapter cell what is mitochondrial

Answer» Mitochondria is known as powerhouse of the cell its generate energy in the form of ATP it have its own DNA
Mitochondria is power of cell
it have its own dna
It is the power house of the cell .
Mitochondria is a power of cell
It is a cell organelle. It is also known as \'powerhouse of the cell\'. It generates energy in the form of ATP.
53736.

What is electric potial and voltage

Answer» The amount of work done needed to bring unit charge from infinity to that point is called Electric potential. Voltage also called electromotive force , is quantitative expression of the potential difference in charge between two points ia an electric field
53737.

What is the nature of washing soda?

Answer» It is basic in nature . It is also a basic salt
53738.

Co2 is a radioactive gas

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53739.

What is indicator . Write the types of indicator?

Answer» Indicator is a dye that changes colour when it is put on acids and base.Types of Indicator-1) Natural Indicator2)Synthetic Indicator
53740.

Why litmus is used as an indicator of acid and base?

Answer» Lol u r mad ?
53741.

In domestic electric circuit the appliances are connected in parallel .why?

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53742.

Write seven example of each type of acid.

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53743.

Why does the human being do reproduction

Answer» Human being perform reproduction to continue its sername its generation and to highlighted their names.
53744.

How lenses are made?

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53745.

Which nutrient is stored as internal energy reserve.

Answer» Starch in plants & glucose in animals
In plants starch: carbohydrates is stored ad internal energy reserve
53746.

what is a balance equation for calcium hydroxide+Carbon dioxide-----= Calcium carbonate +Water

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53747.

Describe the structure and functioning of nephron.

Answer» Describe in brief
53748.

Elements and atomic number

Answer» Element: \xa0An element is made up of 3 particles, protons, neutrons and electrons. In the centre of an element there is a nucleus which contains protons and neutrons. Around an element are shells, also known as orbits which contain the electrons in an element. Protons have a positive charge and electrons have a negative charge, although neutrons have no charge at all.Atomic number: \xa0The total number of protons in the nucleus of an atom gives us the atomic number of that atom. It is represented with the letter ‘Z.’ All the atoms of a particular element have the same number of protons, and hence the same atomic number.
53749.

The Biggest mountain is the

Answer» Mount everts is the answer
Mount everst
53750.

What is the difference between respiration and breathing ?

Answer» And breathing is a part of respiration .ln this process we only suck air in ,no energy release, and it is a short place which takes place in the external part of cell. But the respiration takes place in the internal part of the cell
Respiration is a long process in which we take air in and use it partially to breakdown the glucose and to realease energy