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41451.

What is STATIC CHARGE of an electron?

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41452.

What is BETA particle?

Answer» Beta particles are fast moving electrons emmited by radioactive decay of substance.
41453.

Why the reaction between methane and chlorine called a substitution reaction ?

Answer» Because cl displaces the h2 from methane
B/c the atom of hydrogen is being replaced or substituted by the chlorine atom..
41454.

Mechanism of heart

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41455.

व्हाट इस कार्बन

Answer» Carbon is a non - metal. It\'s symbol is C. The word carbon is derived from the latin word "carbo" which means " coal"....
C is a non metal which makes covalent bond and its valency is 4
41456.

Why plant need double fertilisation ?

Answer» Because their growth depends upon the weather conditions and if the fertilization ocvirs in off season then the seed has to survive until the suitable weather for their growth comes.......so they need a source of nutrition which is provided by the fusion of a pollen grain with polar neuclei which forms endosperm........process is called double fertilisation
41457.

I have a science exam tomorrow yar

Answer» All the best... ???
Best of luck
41458.

What is natural selection

Answer» In simple words (Survival of fittest).Nature select those who r fittest in all to survive on the earth.Rest gets rejected and die.
41459.

Milk (renewable or non-renewable source)

Answer» Renewable
Non renewable
I think renewable
non renewable
I think
Non renewable source
41460.

What are allele?

Answer» Kya hua sorry to bola?
Sorry google se puchha ?
Each of two or more alternative forms of a gene that arise by mutation and found at the same place on a chromosome ?
41461.

What is dominant and recessive gene ? Explain briefly

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41462.

Different between +ve geotropisim and _ ve geotropisim.

Answer» Geotropism is the growth movement in plants in response to the force of gravity. The negative geotropism is defined as the upward growth of the plant\'s part against gravity. Stem is example of negative geotropism. Whereas, the positive geotropism is defined as the downward growth of roots. Root is example of positive geotropism.
41463.

Which element exhibit the property of catenation to maximum extent and why

Answer» Carbon or silicon
Because it 4 electons in its last shell
Carbon
Is it carbon?
41464.

In terms of evolution which should have better body design spider chimpanzee or bacteria or fish ??

Answer» Chimpanzees.
41465.

give an example of a flower which contains both stamen and carpet?

Answer» Mustard
Hibiscus
Hibiscus, mustard.
Hibescus (China rose)
41466.

How can we identify that any compound is getting oxidised or refused?

Answer» Very easy
Redox reaction is which where oxidation and reduction both occur
Add of oxygen or removal of hydrogen is oxidation and its opposite is reduction
And in redox reaction....?
Oxidation is loss of electrons whereas reduction is gain of electrons... modern concept..
The compound which is gaining electrons is getting reduced and which is donating electrons is getting oxidized.
41467.

Hiii how is your preparation for boards gping on??

Answer» Awesome
Fantastic
41468.

What is lenz law ?

Answer» Yes ye NCERT ka nahi hai side book
No out of syllabus
The direction of induced current is such that it oppose the cause (change of magnetic flex) due to which it produced.
Bro humne toh Ncert may nhi dekha
No its related to lesson magnetic effect of electric current
Ya right..
Out of syllabus .... in class 11 or12
41469.

What is reproduction? What could be essential

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41470.

What is the difference between addition reaction and substitution reaction?

Answer» In addition hydrogen is added whereas in substitution hydrogen is replaced.,, or displace othrr
41471.

How can I study

Answer» Its all depends on u
By opening books?
Sincearely
Depends on you
By full concentration
41472.

Which is the most reactive metal and non metal

Answer» Metal - frankium. Non metal - chlorine
Most reactive-potassium
Most reactiveMetal-sodium,potassium. Non-metal -fluorine.
Most reactive metal-sodium potassium
41473.

Let\'s DISCUSS ON TOPIC???MAGNETIC EFFECT OF CURRENT

Answer» Any more
Is it clear
Electric geriatric is device used to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy. ...Electric motor is used to electric to mechanical energy... See video of CANVAS CLASSES on YouTube. .
Tell
Tell me the basic of electric motor and generator
The close curve around the magnet
What is meant by magnetic field
I cannot understand the concept of electric motor and generator
Ok
Kk
Ok
41474.

What happens when bromine water is added to ethene gas? Anyone can answer

Answer» The reddish brown colour of bromine solution disappear.
41475.

Yes I know but actually I am not satisfied from this answer.

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41476.

Give technical term for the following.a. Division of cytoplasmb. Division of nucleus

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41477.

Name the type of Reaction when lead nitrate is heated

Answer» thermal decomposition
41478.

What are amphoter oxide ?

Answer» What is colour of silver chloride
Oxide of metal which reacts with both acid as well as base to give salt n water
The oxides which show both acidic as well as basic behaviour
Those oxides which shows the both acidic and basic characters
Those metal oxide which show basic as well as acidic behaviour.
41479.

Function of hormones

Answer» To stimulate smother functioning ....control and coordination. ... hormones are chemical messengers in body
41480.

what do you mean by refraction of light? explain with an example

Answer» Bending of light when it travels from one medium to another due to the difference in optical density of two mediums is known as refraction. Ex- light rays bend its path when it travellers from air to water.
Hii
41481.

Chemical formula for soap?

Answer» Making of soap formation
May be C17H35COONa
41482.

How Cathodic protection is done?

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41483.

What is house_holds.

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41484.

What is the colour of lead nitrate

Answer» Colourless
In occurs in crystals in white powder
41485.

What is meaning of being polar from chemistry

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41486.

what are disadvantages of tissue culture?

Answer» The plant obtained is not of same nutritive value....and also not available for all plants
41487.

What is the difference between F1 and F2 generation ,?

Answer» F1 generation refers to the offspring resulting from the first set parents and F2 generation from a cross among the members of F1 generation
F2 is of children
F1 generation is a parents generation
In F2 generation the boys variations r in ratio 4: 1 both of diminant n reccesive...
In F1 generation... All variations r only dominant genes..
41488.

Difference between F1 n F2 generation

Answer» F1 Generation :> In monohybrid cross when a cross is made between the contrasting pair of a trait only one of the trait appears .> In dihybrid cross when combination of contrasting pair of two trait only one varitey of each aappear.F2 Generation ::> The other variety of each trait reappers on the same line of dihybrid cross> The presence of two new combination of two pairs of trait also occurs.
41489.

By chemical test how we can distinguish between alcohol and carboxylic acid

Answer» By adding sodium bicarbonate to both of them Reaction will take place with carboxylic acid but no reaction with alcohol
41490.

NCERT EXEMPLAR PROBLEMS. ...why fire flies glow?

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41491.

What is monovalent cations?

Answer» Have only one cation
41492.

What is difference between electric potential and Potential difference?

Answer» electric potential is the work done to bring an unit positive charge from infinity to that point in electric field but potential difference is the work done to transfer a unit positive charge from one point to another in the electric field
This asked in CBSE
Yeh dono ek hi h
41493.

Is retina takes oxygen from atmosphere

Answer» Not at all
Of course not
No
41494.

24 Jan pe mera science exam hai koi mujhe important questions bata de

Answer» Explain lewis acids and base
What do u mean by duplet rule
What is periodicity
Yes diksha u are right ?
Bhai aap nis app pr chatting kr rhe ho usi me science ke important ques h
Wait mai batati hu
41495.

why grapes show fermentation when are detached from tree

Answer» Anaerobic respiration
41496.

Please give me some tips or ideas how will I study science subject

Answer» Only go through NCERT for revision
41497.

Define term induced current.

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41498.

Name 2 sources of direct current

Answer» cell, solar energy,dc generator ,invertor
Dry cell and car battery
41499.

List two sources of magnetic field

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41500.

How causative agent of KALA-AZAR reproduces?

Answer» The causative agent of kala azar is LEISHMANIA DONOVANI.It reproduce lognitudally by binary fission
I don\'t know.... Ye 9 k ncert me h...
Is it LEISHMANIA.
Protozoan microbes..
This is asked in class 10
See class 9 ncert book