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Temples were destroyed because kings built temples to demonstrate their devotion to God and their power and wealth. It is not surprising that when they attacked one another’s kingdoms they often targeted these buildings.
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A Cyclone is a large scale air mass that rotates around strong centers of low pressure.
- Water vapors are formed when water is heated.
- This heat is released to atmosphere when water vapors convert to water during rains.
- The heat released, warms the air around and makes it to move up. This also results in decreased air pressure.
- Hence, cooler air from surrounding rushes to take the warm air’s place.
- This repeats till a low pressure system with surrounding high speed winds is created. This is called a Cyclone.
- Cyclone depends on wind speed, direction, temperature and humidity.
Cyclones are also called Hurricane in USA and Typhoon in Japan and Philippines
Structure of Cyclone The structure of cyclone contains:
- Eye – Low pressure and area of sinking air. Its diameter ranges from 10-100 kms.
- Eye Wall – Dense cloud surrounding eye having maximum wind speed. It causes maximum destruction.
Spiral rain bands – Band of clouds spiraling into eye wall and it contains heavy rains
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Calcium hydroxide react with hydrogen chloride
Ca(OH)2 + 2HCl → CaCl2 + 2H2O
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There modes for the exchange of gases in plants are as follows:
- Plants respire through the tiny pores on the surface of their leaves called stomata. Oxygen enters the plant, while carbon dioxide leaves the plant through these pores. This exchange of gases occurs through the process of diffusion.
- Plants do not get all of the oxygen they need for respiration from their stomata. They also absorb oxygen from their roots. This is why plants need well-aerated soil to grow properly. Waterlogged or compacted soil can kill plants by drowning or suffocating them.
- In woody stems, exchange of gases occurs through lenticels in the bark.
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