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What is difference between compound and mixture

Posted by Mudabbir Husain 2 years ago

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Rozyta Tensubam 2 years ago

Mixture is formed when two or more substances is mixed together in any proportion. The constituent particles show their properties. The constituent particles can be separated by physical methods like handpicking. Compound is formed when two or more atoms of elements are combined chemically to form a new substance in a fixed proportion. The properties of the constituent particles are different from the properties of compounds. The constituent particles cannot be separated by physical methods but can be separated by chemical methods like electrolysis.

Siddhant Agnihotri 2 years ago

Mixture is formed when two or more substances are mixed in any proportion without any chemical change while Compound is formed when two or more substances are mixed in two proportion with an chemical change.

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Different between prokaryotic or eukaryotic

Posted by Afzal Ali 2 years ago

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Rozyta Tensubam 2 years ago

Prokaryotic cells - 1. The size is generally small. 2. The nuclear region is not well defined and it lacks a nuclear membrane. 3. They contain only one chromosome. 4. Membrane-bound organelles are absent. 5. Example : Bacillus Anthracis Eukaryotic cells - 1. The nuclear region is generally large. 2. The nuclear region is well defined and it is surrounded by a nuclear membrane. 3. They contain more than one chromosome. 4. Membrane-bound organelles are present. 5. Example : Amoeba

Zia Deen 2 years ago

Prokaryotic cells- Very minute in size, nuclear region is not surrounded by nuclear membrane (nuclear Membrane is absent). Single chromosome present. Eg: Bacteria Eukaryotic cells- Large in size, nuclear region surround by nuclear membrane. More than one chromosomes are present. Eg: Ameoba,humans,animals,plants,etc..

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What is Element ?

Posted by Mischievous Ram 2 years ago

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Rozyta Tensubam 2 years ago

An element can be defined as the basic and simplest substance that cannot be broken down into anything simpler ; an element takes place in a chemical reaction.

Simran Abhyankar 2 years ago

An element is a pure substance with only one kind of atom.

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What is chromatography What are its various application and underline the basic principle involve

Posted by Raunak Singh 2 years ago

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Prakash Shah 2 years ago

Chromatography is a process by which different colour from mixture are separated

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Principles of evaporation

Posted by Durwakshi Bujade 2 years ago

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Kanishka Dahiya 2 years ago

The principles of the evaporation process is that liquid vaporizes easily , whereas solids do not

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Sample paper of L6 tissues if anyone can

Posted by Mustufa Godil 2 years ago

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Syllabus of half years

Posted by Yashi Parashar 2 years ago

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Difference between a mass and weight

Posted by Tushar Yadav 2 years ago

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Zia Deen 2 years ago

Mass is measure of inertia and is a scalar quantity. Weight is measure of force and is a vector quantity.

Rashmi Rashmi 2 years ago

Yea

Deepak Kumar Gupta 2 years ago

Mass is a scalar quantity. It has magnitude: Weight is a vector quantity. It has magnit...

Ashmit Srivastava 2 years ago

Mass is the amount of matter in a material,while weight is a measure of how the force of gravity acts upon that mass.

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Who is the teacher of Rutherford

Posted by Mrityunjay Jha 2 years ago

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Mrityunjay Jha 2 years ago

Hlo guysss

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Activity 6.1 and 6.2 notes

Posted by Lakshmi Nag1 ఎ ఎల్ 2 years ago

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Rashmi Rashmi 2 years ago

I have done

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How would you choose between two characteristics to be used for developing a Hiera in classification

Posted by Jass Kaur 2 years ago

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A spoon full of sugar

Posted by Tanish Mavani 2 years ago

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Habung Taree 2 years ago

A spoon full of sugar

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Newton second law of motion define

Posted by Anshul Nayal 2 years ago

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Harshita07 _1325_ 2 years ago

The rate of change of momentum which is directly proportional to applied force and take place in the direction where force is applied.

Manas Malhotra 2 years ago

The rate of change of momentum is directly proportional to applied unbalance force

Srishti Gupta 2 years ago

F=ma

Zia Deen 2 years ago

The second law states that the rate of change if momentum is directly proportional to the force applied in the direction of force. Acceleration is Directly proportional to the bet force applied,and inversely proportional to the mass of the object. ' The greater the mass of the object the more force it'll take to accelerate the object'.

Mopuri Nitin 2 years ago

The rate of change of momentum is directly proportional to the external unbalanced force in a direction Also called F=ma

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______ animal tissue is called protective or outer covering tissue

Posted by Piyush Rajpurohit 2 years ago

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Mischievous Ram 2 years ago

Epithelial animal tissue is called protective or outer covering tissue .

Anshika Panchal 2 years ago

Epithelial tissue

Aditiya Sharma 2 years ago

Epithelial tissue

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change the speed 6m/s into km/hr

Posted by Ganesh Bhai 2 years ago

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Rozyta Tensubam 2 years ago

1.666 kmh-¹

Srishti Gupta 2 years ago

100

Anshika Panchal 2 years ago

18/5×6=21.6 km/h

Mannat Mehra 2 years ago

Lorhy

Shreyan Sural 2 years ago

21.6 km/h. 😄

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Give two reason to justify (a) water at room temperature is liquid. (b) an iron almirah is a solid at room temperature.

Posted by Palak Rathor 2 years ago

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Rutu Samyuktha 2 years ago

A) Because it does not have any fixed shape but fixed volume B) Because solids have a fixed shape as well as a fixed volume. Solids are incompressible.

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How are living organisms depent on the soil are organisms that live in water totally independent of soil as a resource

Posted by Saraklam Killing 2 years ago

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Aarush Thakur 1 year, 11 months ago

Here I am taking eg of plant. Plants get nutrients from soil. 13 nutrients are provided by plant to soil.

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What do you mean by ***

Posted by Mayank Sharma Rattan 2 years ago

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A quantity is measured to be -30 m/s. Is it speed or velocity ? Give reasons for your answer

Posted by Janhavi Deorukhakar 2 years ago

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Navin Kumar 2 years ago

Velocity because speed never be measured in negative value

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Define the atomic mass unit.

Posted by Monika Singh 2 years ago

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Rozyta Tensubam 2 years ago

Atomic mass unit can be defined as 1/12th the mass of one carbon atom (12).

Pratibha Abha 2 years ago

Atomic mass unit can be defined as The mass of 1/12 the mass of one atom of carbon 12

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How does the force of gravitation between two objective change when the distance between damage reduce to help

Posted by Kafi Sharma Kafi Sharma 2 years ago

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What is microscope?

Posted by Ayush Malpani 2 years ago

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Kanishka Dahiya 2 years ago

A piece of equipment that makes very small objects look big enough for you to be able to see them

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Aap article is moving in a circuit part of radius what is at this placement of circle of circle

Posted by Pankaj Gour 2 years ago

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Nikhil Raikwar 2 years ago

2r

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What is the farmula for carbon tetrachoride

Posted by Akash H Akash.H 2 years ago

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Rozyta Tensubam 2 years ago

CCl4

Ayush Singh 2 years ago

Ccl4

Nikhil Raikwar 2 years ago

CCI4

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contrast the relief of the Himalayan region with that of the peninsular plateau

Posted by Shagun Lohana 2 years ago

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Explain the theory of relativity ?

Posted by Satyam Dubey 2 years ago

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Ayush Gudla 2 years ago

It expaliks that time and distance are not exact

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Quotes that move quickly down heel are described as having __

Posted by Trishan Haldar 2 years ago

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Unbalanced and balanced force

Posted by Shagun Lohana 2 years ago

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Anshika Panchal 2 years ago

Balanced force:- When the sum of forces is equal to 0(zero) . Unbalanced force:- When the sum of forces is not equal to 0(zero)

Khushi Garg 2 years ago

When two people push the same object but in opposite direction to each other and the applied force on both sides is same then the net force comes out to be zero, so there is no motion in the object, this is called balanced force When two people push the same object but in opposite direction to each other and the applied force is not same and the net force is not equal to zero then the object shows the motion, this is called unbalanced force

Rajendra Masih 2 years ago

one side are equal and other side are unequal is called unbalanced

Rajendra Masih 2 years ago

Equal both sides are called balanced

Ayush Gudla 2 years ago

In balanced force when two objects pull each other in opposite directions with same force there is no motion but in unbalanced force the two objects move in opposite direction in different force so there is motion

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Physics force

Posted by Shagun Lohana 2 years ago

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Vinit Kumar 2 years ago

Pull or push an object that is called force, force are two type Balanced force Unbalanced force

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Speed- time graph for a body deceleration to a constant speed and then accelerating

Posted by Aditya Barman 2 years ago

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Sujeet Kumar Pandit 2 years ago

No accelerated

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