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1.

Write name of 10 scientist and their discover/inventions.

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1..Archimedes----The Archimedes’ Screw

Still in use today, one of Archimedes’ greatest inventions is the Archimedean Screw.

Archimedes probably invented this device when he visited Egypt, where it’s still used for irrigation. The screw is also helpful for lifting finely divided solids such as ash, grain, and sand from a lower level to a higher level.

2..Robert hooke----Robert Hooke discovered plant cells and discovered Hooke’s Law – the law of elasticity. He also:

invented the balance spring, vital for accurate timekeeping in pocket watches

invented a machine that cut teeth for cogs used in watches – these cogs were cut in finer detail than any person could have managed, enabling more delicate watch mechanisms to be developed

3...Benjamin Franklin----

Benjamin Franklin discovered one of the fundamental laws of physics – the Law of Conservation of Electric Charge – and proved that lightning is electricity. He also:

invented bifocal spectacles

invented the Franklin stove

invented the lightning rod

4..Alessandro Volta----Alessandro Volta

Alessandro Volta was the first person to isolate methane gas. He discovered that methane mixed with air could be exploded using an electric SPARK: this is the basis of the internal combustion engine. He also found that electric potential in a capacitor is directly proportional to electric charge.

Oh, and he invented the electric battery

5..Louis pasteur----Louis Pasteur discovered that some molecules have mirror images – these can be described as left-handed and right-handed versions of a chemical compound.

He banished forever the concept of spontaneous generation in biology – the idea that bacterial life could just appear from nowhere in fruit or that maggots could appear spontaneously in meat.

Pasteur invented the process of pasteurization and patented it in 1862.

During pasteurization, farm and brewery products such as milk, wine and beer are heated briefly to a temperature between 60 and 100 °C, killing microorganisms that can cause them to go bad.

6..Lord kelvin----Lord Kelvin, whose original name was William Thomson, codified the first two laws of thermodynamics and deduced that the absolute zero of temperature is −273.15 °C. He was honored for this with the naming of the Kelvin temperature scale. On the Kelvin scale, absolute zero is found at 0 kelvin.

In addition to his work as a physics professor, he was also an inventor, devising equipment which he patented that allowed transatlantic telegraph signalling to take place via an undersea cable.

7...William crooks---William Crookes was a physical chemist who discovered and named the element thallium.

In 1875 he invented the Crookes tube, an evacuated electrical discharge tube, which he used to generate so-called cathode rays. We now know that cathode rays are streams of electrons. Crookes used magnetic fields to prove that cathode rays consisted of negatively charged particles.

8..Wilhlem Rontgen----Wilhelm Röntgen was a physics professor. He received the very first Nobel Prize in Physics in 1901 for his discovery of X-rays.

Within two weeks of first generating X-rays he had invented X-ray photography. The first ever X-ray photograph was of the bones in his wife’s hand.

When his university, the University of Würzburg, realized how dramatically X-rays would transform the diagnosis of bone injuries and diseases, it awarded Röntgen an honorary degree in medicine

9..SANTIAGO Ramony Cajal----Santiago Ramón y Cajal is the father of neuroscience. He won the Nobel Prize for Physiology/Medicine in 1906 for his neuron doctrine.

In a time when people had to pose for several minutes to have a photograph taken, Ramón y Cajal invented a new process that needed a pose of only three seconds.

Unfortunately, he learned later that Thomas Edison had got there first!

10...Pierre Curie---

Pierre Curie shared the 1903 Nobel Prize in Physics with his wife, MARIE Curie, and Henri Becquerel for their discoveries in radioactivity.

Over a decade earlier, in 1880, Pierre Curie and his brother Jacques had discovered piezoelectricity.

Pierre and Jacques then invented the piezoelectric quartz electrometer which detects and measures electric charge.

Interestingly, Pierre and Marie’s Nobel Prize winning work depended on measurements made using the piezoelectric quartz electrometer Pierre and Jacques had invented many YEARS earlier

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2.

Name of the component ehich transfer thr blood

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1)plasma

2) Red blood CELL

3)White blood cell

4)Platelets

Explanation:

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3.

What are the successful aeroponics experiments done by nasa in the space station mir, and its possible uses?

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EXPLANATION:

International Space Station have EXPOSED plants to the effects of microgravity. These experiments use the principles of aeroponics: GROWING plants in an air/mist environment with no SOIL and very little water.

4.

Which sanctury is the place where eagles are found in india?

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5.

Why simple diffusion can not help in multicellular organism?

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Explanation:

Large multicellular organisms therefore cannot rely on diffusion alone to supply their CELLS with substances such as FOOD and OXYGEN and to remove waste products. ... So the larger SA/V RATIO of the smaller box WOULD allow more efficient diffusion and exchange of materials

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Why mitochondrian is known as power hous of the cell?

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because it releses energy in the FORM of ATP. MOREOVER CELLULAR RESPIRATION occurs in it.

7.

Which vitamin deficiency causes doseases related to bones?

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VITAMIN D is good for maintaining bone health.

Explanation:

It CONTAINS rich amount of calcium that is NEEDED for the bones to become stronger.

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8.

If a son is hemophilic,form where has he got the defective gene,father or Mather​

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Answer:

mother

Explanation:

DAUGHTER have defective gene from FATHER and SON from mother.

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9.

1) how are fats digested in our body where does this process take place ?2) describe double circulation of blood in human being why is it necessary ?​

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Lipids, or fat, go UNDIGESTED in your digestive tract until they reach your small intestine, where they meet bile. Bile contains bile salts, which act as an emulsifier of lipids. This breaks the large fat droplets into SMALLER droplets that are then easier for the fat-digesting ENZYME pancreatic lipase to digest.

2- During a single cycle BLOOD GOES twice in the heart which is known as double circulation. It is necessary in human being to separate oxygenated and de-oxygenated blood because this makes their circulatory system is more efficient and helps in maintaining constant body temperature.

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10.

Endosperm formed in oenothera type embryosac

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The ENDOSPERM is a tissue produced INSIDE the seeds of most of the flowering plants FOLLOWING fertilization. It is TRIPLOID in most species. It surrounds the embryo and provides NUTRITION in the form of starch,

Explanation:

11.

Advantages of protruding and easily movable anther

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=>it helps in pollination

=>even it can attract the insects

=>it GIVES a NICE FRAGRANCE

12.

Which provide attachment to axial filament ( tail) of sperm

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The CONNECTING piece contains the basal BODY and connects the head and tail together. The MID piece contains all mitochondria found in the sperm and nine ODFs surrounding the axoneme.

13.

Using crystal violet and safranin for visualization of bacteria with plant roots

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Explanation:

BACTERIA that RETAIN the initial crystal violet stain (purple) are SAID to be ... and well optimized methods in MICROBIOLOGY for IDENTIFICATION and visualization of bacteria [ 57] .

14.

Why lotus and tape grass have dofferent kind of leaves?

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15.

Why is the plasmalemma said to be selectively permeable?

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Plasma lemma is said to be selectively PERMEABLE because it ALLOWS only selective MATERIAL or molecule to pass through it .

WHENEVER a cell lacks something , the plasma lemma allows that substance to come in.. or out.

16.

Why is the lumen of the artery smaller than the vein?

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Arteries have smaller LUMEN because the BLOOD from the heart comes into the arteries with a lot of pressure. Due to this reason, arteries are THICK walled so that they do not burst. HENCE, to maintain the same pressure, arteries have smaller lumen.

17.

Which cell organelles is responsible to colouring food?

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ANSWER:

CHROLOPHYLL IS THE ANZWER

18.

Which suture pattern is used for oesophageal obstruction?

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USE nonabsorbable suture (3-0 or 4-0 monofilament) and an APPOSITIONAL suture PATTERN to appose the SKIN.

19.

Which is the better mode of reproduction sexual or asexual?

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Sexual mode of REPRODUCTION is BETTER than ASEXUAL mode

20.

What is endoplasmi reticulum​

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The endoplasmic reticulum is a type of organelle found in eukaryotic cells that forms an interconnected NETWORK of FLATTENED, membrane-enclosed sacs or tube-like structures known as cisternae. The MEMBRANES of the ER are continuous with the outer nuclear membrane.

21.

Cells vary in shape, size & number. Explain this statement.​

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yes it is RIGHT rbc are in OVAL shapeor CIRCULAR while wbc have not any SHAPE

22.

In tropical Amazonian rain forest,the number of reptiles species are​

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450 species

Explanation:

23.

Explain the parts of compound microscope​

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The EYEPIECE usually CONTAINS a 10X or 15X power lens. ... The VIEWER spins the nosepiece to SELECT different objective lenses. Objective lenses: One of the most important parts of a COMPOUND microscope, as they are the lenses closest to the specimen.

24.

Explain in detail ,what is important of sperm in human body???​

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it is used to produce off SPRING when FUSES with ova

25.

Can we increase the count of endangered animals by hormonal stimulation?

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No,we can't INCREASE the count of ENDANGERED ANIMALS by hormonal stimulation.

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26.

The reactant products for both light and dark reactions

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light reaction produce glucose.dark reactions USE glucose PRODUCED in light reactions to RELEASE ATP ENERGY

27.

Define Apiculture .mention its advantages.

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APICULTURE -the maintainance of HONEY bees and HIVES privide a farm with a VARIETY of enterprices including beeswax,honey and MANY more .

ADVANTAGES.

28.

The organism which feed on only liquids items is known as?

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THIS TYPE of ORGANISMS CALLED DECAY.

29.

Why is osmoregulation important in aquatic organisms?

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yes

Explanation:

because all USE MATERIAL required my PLANTS PASS through them through osmoregulation

30.

Which histome protien are located in nucleosome?

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MAKE YOUR CONCEPT CLEAR.

31.

Which is the tallest and largest trees in thevworld?

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32.

Which is the plant that does not have leaves or flowers?

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Answer:

MUSHROOM

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33.

Which of the following is not a major component of milk​

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ANSWER:

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34.

What criteria do we use to decide whether something is alive....I need well written answers,❎Spammers go away❎❣❣❣☺​

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The criteria that we use to DECIDE that SOMETHING is alive are GROWING, walking and breathing etc.....

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35.

Our body produce about 2 to 3 millions RBC every second then how amount of blood remain constant ? ​

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36.

Can u plz explain ch 2 bio class11 kingdom protista notes​

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General characteristics of Kingdom Protista are as follows: They are SIMPLE eukaryotic organisms. Most of the organisms are UNICELLULAR, some are colonial and some are MULTICELLULAR like algae. Most of the protists live in water, some in MOIST soil or even the BODY of human and plants

37.

In which condition will female be colour blind​

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If you are colorblind, you have difficulty distinguishing certain COLORS, such as BLUE and yellow or RED and green. Color blindness (or, more accurately, color VISION deficiency) is an INHERITED condition that affects males more frequently than females.

38.

Explain blood transfusion.Wrote down various types of blood groups with their composition and transfusion in table​

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If someone need blood DUE to excessive bleeding doctor inject him/her blood of his/her particular blood group. TYPES of blood GROUPS are AB,A,B and O type. AB is universal ACCEPTOR, A and B can only take from A and B RESP. and from O type. and O is universal donor

39.

What is fluid mosaic model​

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ANSWER:

Hope it helps......

It's FULL FLUID MOSAIC MODEL

40.

Describe the experiment to show that starch is forms during the photosynthesis.

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you can see your LAB MANUAL or SAY me if you don't have lab manual I will provide you PIC of this EXPERIMENT

41.

What is the meaning of tickling ​

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ANSWER:

TICKLING MEANS gudgudi KARNA

42.

Column - AAncient Greek ideaLucySunshine VitaminColumn - BDeforestationFossilSmall poxvaccineAbsorption ofcalciumCosmozoa(d) Edward Jenner(iv)(e)Soil erosion​

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ANSWER:

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43.

Write details about test tube baby​

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HEY...!!

Test tube baby is a TERM that refers to a child that is conceived outside the WOMEN's body by a scientific process known as In-Vitro fertilization or IVF treatment. This entire process is done in a laboratory. In this process the eggs are taken from the mother's ovary and fertilised by the SPERMS from the father.

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44.

Name the substance following enzyme trypsin pepsin amylase lipase

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EXPLANATION:

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45.

Why is it needed to bring improvement in food resources?

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Answer:

It is important as to provide accessibilty and affordability of FOOD to each and EVERY citizen of a COUNTRY.

46.

Where can i find cherry blossom trees in bangalore?

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ANSWER :-

I think in Gardens..

OR

Some natural places.

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47.

Which cell organelles is covered by a single membrane?

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ANSWER:

Lysosomes

Vacuole

Golgi Apparatus

Endoplasmic RETICULUM ETC.

48.

What is the need and significance of pollination in plants?

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Explanation:

In Angiosperms, Pollination is very important because this a PROCESS which is the first step for reproduction. Pollination is process of pollen grains from anther in stamen is transmitted by some agents like wind, ANIMALS into stigma of pedicel.

It is of TWO types namely

  • Self pollination
  • CROSS pollination

The cross pollination is few advantageous than self pollination.......

49.

Which is the non living layer off graafian follicle?

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Graffian follicle is surrounded by the zona pellucida and a layer of several cells known as the CORONA radiata.

Explanation:

The layer PRESENT is MENTIONED above

what I don't know is WHETHER it's living or not

50.

Show with the help of sketch that the plants are the ultimate source of food

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