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What is the difference between atom of living things and non- living things? If they are same then what makes them alive or non - alive

Posted by Satya Prakash Singh Singh 4 years, 7 months ago

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Sia ? 4 years, 7 months ago

Although defining life is controversial, whether atoms are living or non-living is not. Something that is living is called an organism, which exhibit the properties of life. No, atoms are not living things. Whether something is alive depends on its ability to do things like grow, respire and reproduce.

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Define acid rain

Posted by Preeti Verma 8 years ago

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Nishant Kumar 8 years ago

Acid rain is a rain or any other form of precipitation that is usually acidic. It is caused by emmision of sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxide which reacts with water molecules in the atmosphere to produce acid.

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What do you mean by reproduction?

Posted by Anu Kohli 8 years ago

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Kanha Kanha 8 years ago

The process by which an individual produce from their parents are known as reproduction like ***

Nishant Kumar 8 years ago

Giving birth to young ones is known as reproduction.

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How is pressure related to force

Posted by Jtusg Fhai Fhai 8 years ago

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What is an anti_recative coating.give example

Posted by Dilpreet Dil 8 years ago

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How we can reduce air and water pollution

Posted by Spinoza Dhar 8 years ago

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Kanha Kanha 8 years ago

Don't breathe and don't drink water your problem will solve

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What is chemical equation

Posted by Divyansh Singh 8 years ago

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How sliding friction is less than static friction

Posted by Samra Noor 8 years ago

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Soham Tondare 8 years ago

The sliding friction is less than static friction because Of the interlocking of irregularities in the two surfaces

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What are meteor or meteorites ?

Posted by Swati Sree 8 years ago

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What is science necessary to study in our daily life?

Posted by Omprakash Kumar 8 years ago

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Pranali Shelke 8 years ago

It is neccessary to develop our world.studying Science is only way to know about a particular object.In the comparison with other countries our India is not a developed country.so to develop our nation,science is neccessary.

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What is a electroplating

Posted by Devadharshini Nandakumar 8 years ago

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Satya Prakash Singh Singh 8 years ago

Electroplating is a process of coating a thin layer of superior metal ocer another inferior metal by the process of electrolysis for decorative or protective purposes. The metals commonly deposited by electroplating are chromium, nickel,gold , silver , tin and zinc.

Vaishnavi Chauhab 8 years ago

Deposition of desired metal on other metarial by means of electricity is calledesigned as electroplating

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What is coal and petroleum

Posted by Mohammad Hassan Akhon 8 years ago

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Suryansh Sengar 8 years ago

Natural gases

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What is the importance of a plant cell having a cell wall?

Posted by Shubham Raj 8 years ago

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Pranali Shelke 8 years ago

Cell wall is important for a plant cell as it protects the cell from the nature variations such as temperature etc.

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LPG is in liquid or gaseous form?

Posted by Pranali Shelke 8 years ago

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Shubham Raj 8 years ago

Iiquid

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Which instrument is used to measure the intensity of an earthquake

Posted by Arman Khajuria 8 years ago

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Honey Tanya 8 years ago

The instrument used is Mercalli Scale.

Shubham Raj 8 years ago

Mercalli scale

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Lesson=8 Q/Ans

Posted by Manu Punia 8 years ago

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Define hormones

Posted by Raj Shah 8 years ago

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Raj Shah 7 years, 10 months ago

HORMONES ARE SECRETIONS OF ENDOCRINE GLAND WHICH POUR THEM DIRECTLY TO BLOOD STREAM

Raj Shah 8 years ago

Hormones are secreted by endocrine gland which poke then directly into the blood stream.

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What is electric current

Posted by Harsh Nagariya 8 years ago

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What is electroplating ? How does it take place

Posted by Aditi Srivastava 8 years ago

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Ball Bearing

Posted by Rahul Chobhe 8 years ago

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Define eco system

Posted by Qarina Nizami 8 years ago

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Posted by Sir Jee 8 years ago

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Sir Jee 8 years ago

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Menstruation start from which age

Posted by Sakshi Chhabadia 8 years ago

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Yash Saini 8 years ago

13 or 14

Jasmeen Kaur 8 years ago

11 or 12

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Give two example of animals that reproduce asexually

Posted by Aarya Manohare 8 years ago

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Yash Saini 8 years ago

Yeast ,hydra and amoeba

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What is amoeba

Posted by Mahesh Kumar 8 years ago

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Ishan Kumar 8 years ago

Amoeba is an unicellular organism which have only one cell to performs all the life processes .It lives in an independent manner.It captures food by pseudopodia .

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What is negative charge? What is positive charge? What is thunder? What is thunderstorm? What is tsunami? What is tremor?

Posted by Latika Deka 3 years, 5 months ago

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Ganesan Gopal 3 years, 5 months ago

mental

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What is oxytocin

Posted by Kashish Singh 8 years ago

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Amar Kumar 8 years ago

Oxytocin is a hormone produced by the hypothalamus and secreted by the pituitary gland. This important hormone plays a crucial role in the childbirth process and also helps with male reproduction. Oxytocin is a peptide hormone and neuropeptide. Oxytocin is normally produced by the paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus and released by the posterior pituitary.