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57551.

Why colour of the sky is blue

Answer» The blue color of the sky is caused by the scattering of sunlight off the molecules of theatmosphere. This scattering, called Rayleigh scattering, is more effective at shortwavelengths (the blue end of the visible spectrum). Therefore the light scattered down to theearth at a large angle with respect to the direction of the sun\'s light is predominantly in the blue end of the spectrum
Raman\'s effect
57552.

What are the functions of lymph node

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57553.

Easy digram of Human brain

Answer» Ncert book per di hai
Refer S Chand side book or NCERT having clear and easy Diagram
Bhai apna sir bna dio
57554.

Easy and simple structure of human brain

Answer» Can we send images in this app. If not than why are u answering
57555.

short note on plant movement

Answer» Phototropism:It is the directional movement of plant part in response to light stimulus.If plant part move towards light it is called as positive phototropism.For Ex:Stem or shootIf plant part move away from light it is called as negative phototropism.For Ex:Roots2)Geotropism:It is the response to gravity.If the plant part moves in the direction of gravity it is called positive geotropismFor Ex:Roots grow downwards.If the plant part moves against the direction of gravity it is called negative geotropism.For Ex:Stem grows upwards3)Chemotropism:Response to chemical stimuli.If Plant part move towards chemical stimuli it is positive chemotropismIf plant part move away from chemical stimuli it is negative chemotropism.4)Hydrotropism:Response to waterWhatsAppFacebookTwitterGoogle+chemotropism, geotropism, hydrotropism, negative chemotropism, negative geotropism, negative phototropism, negative stimulus, phototropism, plant movement, positive chemotropism, positive geotropism, positive phototropism, positive stimulus, stimulus, tropic movement, tropism
57556.

A 15% alchol solution means

Answer» 15% alcohol means 15 ml of alcohol is present 100 mil of solution which contains 15 ml alcohol and 85 ml water.So, 15 ml alcohol is present in 85 ml of water.
57557.

Which chemical species are formed when an acid neutralizes a base

Answer» Thanks ??
Salt
Nacl
57558.

What makes the backbone of DNA?????

Answer» The “backbone" of DNA is formed by sugar-phosphate-sugar chain and nitrogenous bases are faced inside. Within a polynucleotide chain, the two nucleotides are linked by phosphodiester bond. In nucleotide, phosphoric acid and pentose sugar( deoxyribose) is bonded with phosphoester bond. And pentose sugar and nitrogenous bases are bonded with N-Glycosidic bond. The two strands of DNA are held together by Hydrogen bond which are formed between nitrogenous bases of opposing strand
57559.

Reaction of egg cell and nitric acid

Answer» CaCO3 + 2HNO3- (gives) Ca(No3)2 + water + carbondiaoxide
57560.

Why sunlight is necessary for photosynthesis no other light

Answer» The process of\xa0photosynthesis\xa0occurs when green plants use the energy of light to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O) into carbohydrates. Light energy is absorbed by chlorophyll, a\xa0photosynthetic pigment of the plant, while air containing carbon dioxide and oxygen enters the plant through the leaf stomata.
Because sunlight makes food for plants and gives energy
57561.

Why sunlight is necessary for photosynthesis nor any other light

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57562.

Why magnetic field don\'t move from South Pole to North Pole

Answer» This fact means that the north end of magnet in a compass is attracted to the south pole which lies close to the geographical north pole
57563.

What do you mean by term dna replication and mutation

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57564.

describe the flow of blood through the heart of human beings

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57565.

What effect of magnetic field lines in space

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57566.

Explain ASSIMILATION in humans

Answer» The blood carries digested and dissolved food to all tge parts of bodu where it becomes assimilated ,assilmilated food is used by body cells for obtaining energy as well as for growth and repair of body , energy is released by oxidation of assimilated cells during respiration,the digested food which is not used by our body is stored in the liver in the form of carbohydrates called \'glycogen\'
57567.

What is ADH - anti-diuretic hormone

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57568.

The white light split into seven colours in only prism why not in glass plane??????

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57569.

What are the outside raw material used for by the organisms?????.

Answer» Oxygen ,water,food
57570.

Dw bw electrolytic refining and electrolytic reduction

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57571.

What are the difference between the transport of material in xylem and phloem

Answer» Xylem - transport of water and phloem -transport of food material
Xylem -1) it transports water, minerals. 2) it transports the material in upward direction.Phloem -1)it transport food to every part .2) it transport material in upward , downward direction.
57572.

Difference Between cardiac cycle and heart beat

Answer» The cardiac cycle is the term used to describe the relaxation and contraction that occur as the heart works to pump blood through the body. Heart rate is a term used to describe the frequency of the cardiac cycle.
57573.

Give common name of compound CaOCl2

Answer» Calcium oxychloride
Bleaching powder
Bleaching powder is a common name of CaOCl2
Calcium oxy chloride
Bleaching powder
Calcium oxy chloride (CaOCl2) commonly called under the name of bleaching powder...
57574.

What is neutrralizaltion reaction

Answer» Nutrilization
When acid react with base to form salt and water,is known neutralization reaction
The reaction between an acid and a base to give salt and water is known as neutralisation reactionBASE + ACID= SALT +WATER
57575.

Describe cinstruction of biogas plant

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57576.

What is the function of human eye

Answer» The human eye which we can see easily any things
Its simpel baby help to see
57577.

What should be done in the case of a person comes in contact with the electric current

Answer» It is very dangerous when a person touch a high voltagd current a strong current flow through a person at this case person can lost the control over his neevous syatem lead to a serious injury
57578.

Pls explain hydroelectric power plant !!!!!!!!!!

Answer» Thank u guys??
Its simpel it help to produces energy by potansial energy of water to kinetic energy of water the water drop diwn on tûrbinse it connected to generator which produce electricity by mechenical energy to electric energy(refer to ch1)
A power that produces electricity by using flowing water to rotate a turbine is called hydroelectric power plant.
57579.

What are functions of stomata

Answer» 1.Exhange of gases2.Losses excess amount of water during transportation
It exchange gases as well as it helps into transpiration.
57580.

What is oms law?

Answer» Under atmospheric pressure and temperature the current flowing through a substance is directly proportional to it\'s potential difference
57581.

Where are fats digested in our bodies ? Where does this process takes place?

Answer» In small intestine digestion of fat take place . Liver secrete bile juice which help in emulsifying the the fate and small intestine receive secretion of liver and small intestine is site where fats are completely digest by the enzyme lippase and change emulsify fat inti fatty acid
57582.

Control and coordinate

Answer» How can someone explain u the whol chapter so go to utube and search this
57583.

Christmas tree lamps are usually wired in series. What happens if one lamp breaks?

Answer» All bulbs are fused
When one lamp breaks then other two lambs also stop their working.
57584.

Can base react with metal oxide

Answer» Bases only reacts with non metallic oxide because they are acidic in nature where as they do not reacts with metal oxide because they are basic in nature and hence bases do not reacts with bases
Metal oxides are basic in nature . So bases don\'t react with bases . Therefore, no reaction is possible.
No metallic oxides are basic in nature so it can\'t react with base
57585.

Which enzymes are contained by gastric juice.

Answer» Pepsin engyme
Pepsin ,trypsin , lipase, amylase
If considered as per NCERT- Gastric juices contain amylase,pepsin,trypsim,lipase. Etc
57586.

Which enzyme is present in salavary gland

Answer» Salivary amylase or ptyelin ...
Ptyalin
Salivary amalyse
Salivary amylase or ptyalin
57587.

Why current carrying wire conductor move when placed in magnetic field

Answer» When current passes through a conducter it shows magnetic effect due to current which makes the conducter itself a magnet. When it is placed in a magenetic field the action due to both magnetic fields result in movement of the conducter.
57588.

Difference between gametes and zygot

Answer» The cells from each parent that combine to form the zygote are called gametes. In humans, the male gamete is called sperm, and the female gamete is called an egg. When the gametes join they form a cell called a zygote.
What about zygot
Gametes are *** organs
57589.

What are the final products obtain after digestion of carbbohydrates and protiens

Answer» from carbohydrates we get glucose+ glucose, glucose+fructose,glucose+glactose
57590.

Which principal is used to measure the specific heat capacity of a substance ?

Answer» The specific heat capacity of a substance is the amount of energy needed to change the temperature of 1 kg of the substance by 1°C. Different substances have different specific heat capacities
The specific heat of a body is defined as the quantity of heat required to raise the temperature of unit mass of a body through one degree Celsius.S=Q/m ΔTTo determine the specific heat of solids usually the method of mixtures is followed.In method of mixtures, specific heat of either a solid or a liquid is determined.The method of mixtures obeys the fundamental principle of calorimetry.Heat lost by hot bodies= Heat gained by cold body
57591.

Difference between electric current and electric charge

Answer» I=Q/T
The flow of electron in a circuit or the flow of charge is known as the current and the flow of current is known as the charge
The flow of electron is called electric current and the flow of electric current is called electric charge
57592.

What is the structure of C6H12O6

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what is negative logarithm in ph scale mean?

Answer» that the solution is basic
57594.

Difference between glycogen and starch.

Answer» Food stored in liver in the form of glycogen in animals while food store in plant in the form of starch in leaves
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Why does the magnetic field lines do not intersect?

Answer» If they will intersect then their magnetic compass needle will show 2 directions which is not possible
If they will intersect then their magnetic compass needle will show 2 directions which is not possible.
57596.

What is the matabolism

Answer» Living organism have metabolic activities inside their body.Hormones such as thyroxin control metabolism.It is a chemical activity to maintain the steady state in our body.
It is chemical processes which is occurring in all the living organism in order to maintain life. ( if you like this answer then click the like button)
57597.

How polarity develop at the end of a solenoid

Answer» At the end of solenoid if the current flows anti clockwise direction the end becomes north pole and if the current flows clockwise direction ,the end becomes south pole.
57598.

What is difference between fleming\'s left hand rule and right hand rule??

Answer» In Fleming\'s left hand rule it gives the direction of force and in Fleming\'s right hand rule it gives the direction of current
57599.

Reflex arc regulated by

Answer» Spinal cord
57600.

What is cross section of wire

Answer» Cross section of wire is known as the area of the wire through which the current is flowing. The mathematical formula for it is A= kl/R, where K is the resistivity ,l is the length of the wire, R is the resistance
Rl÷p (rho)