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    • Posted by Krittika 💜💜 Patil 2 years ago

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    Tushar R 2 years ago

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    Muskaan Syed 2 years ago

    No, it doesn't it just helps to avoid pregnancy as it's a birth control method.

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    Samya Wadhwani 2 years ago

    No it would only avoid unwanted pregnancies

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    Neha Roy 2 years ago

    No

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    • Posted by Hetvi ... 2 years ago

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    Manaswi Singh 2 years ago

    Life process- The basic function perform by a living organism to maintain their life on earth. Ex: Nutrition, Respiration, Excretion, Growth and Development, Transportation, Control and Coordination.

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    Pooja Srivastav 2 years ago

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    • Posted by Kulvanth Sai Ronanki 2 years ago

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    Kashish Bhardwaj 2 years ago

    1) law of dominance 2) law of segregation 3) law of indipendent assortment.

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    Alfiya💫💫💫 . 2 years ago

    iLaw of dominance ii)Law of segregation iii)Law of indipendent assortment .

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    • Posted by Krittika 💜💜 Patil 2 years ago

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    Palak Siwach 2 years ago

    BECAUSE STRONG FORCE OF ATTRACTION BETWEEN IONS ELECTROSTATIC FORCE lS STRONG FORCE OF ATTRACTION

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    Kulvanth Sai Ronanki 2 years ago

    Because of strong attraction between ions

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    • Posted by Manas Yadav 2 years ago

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    Krittika 💜💜 Patil 2 years ago

    When Carbon dioxide(CO₂) is passed into concentrated solution of NaCl which is saturated with Ammonia (NH₃), Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO₃) and Ammonium Chloride (NH₄Cl) is formed. NaHCO₃ further decomposes into Sodium Carbonate (Na₂CO₃).thanks

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    • Posted by Manas Yadav 2 years ago

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    Muskaan Syed 2 years ago

    Complete the question please

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    • Posted by Prisha Thakre 2 years ago

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    Kulvanth Sai Ronanki 2 years ago

    A to B to C

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    Alfiya💫💫💫 . 2 years ago

    i)A→B ii)B→C ......

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    • Posted by Prisha Thakre 2 years ago

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    Kulvanth Sai Ronanki 2 years ago

    High blood pressure in arteries than in veins

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    Prince Kumar 2 years ago

    Arteries have thick and elastic valves because it transport oxygenated blood from heart to different body parts in high pressure .

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    • Posted by Navraj Arora 2 years ago

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    Lovejeet Kaur 2 years ago

    In birds the requirement of water intake is less than humans. The main reason behind this is the absence of sweat glands in birds. Insectivorous birds get most of their water intake from food while other seed eating birds need to fulfill their requirement by drinking water at least twice a day.

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    • Posted by Vedansh Agarwal 2 years ago

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    Jusvin J.R 2 years ago

    variations in populations for the survival of species

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    • Posted by Balinder Virwal 2 years ago

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    The capacity of bending of light in one medium with respect to another on is called refractive index

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    • Posted by Divyanshi Bundela 2 years ago

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    Prince Kumar 2 years ago

    Due to accumulation of lactic acid

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    Mahitha Sai 2 years ago

    Because of accumulation of lactic acid

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    Due to accumulation of lactic acid

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    • Posted by Kanchan Chauhan 2 years ago

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    Alisha Kushwah 2 years ago

    the compound will be propane with 9 single covalent bonds. H H \ / C H / \ H \ C C / / \ H H HOPE IT HELPS*○*

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    • Posted by Mohammed Jaseer 2 years ago

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    Sanju Saha 2 years ago

    ii ) y -sweet smelling iii) used in perfumes and food artificial flavouring

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    Sanju Saha 2 years ago

    b)(i) ester,formed by alcohol and a carboxylic acid

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    Sanju Saha 2 years ago

    a) 2 carbon atoms

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    • Posted by Chiranthana Cm 2 years ago

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    Gourav Sharma 1 year, 11 months ago

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    Udit Sharma 2 years ago

    Which one is a chemical Change -Rusting of iron or melting of iron

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    • Posted by Annu Mir 2 years ago

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    Bhupendra Kumar Singh 2 years ago

    R=2ohm V=50v I=? By ohm's law V=IR I=V/R I=50/2=25 I=25A

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    Shagun Saini 2 years ago

    2 ohm

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    • Posted by Manmit Kaur 2 years ago

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    • Posted by Rishi Yaduvanshi 2 years ago

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    Alfiya💫💫💫 . 2 years ago

    Because when kept in open silver bromide get reacted with Sunlight which undergo photolytic decomposition i.e, Decomposes into silver and bromine To prevent it from Decomposition it is kept in Black bottle . 2AgBr ------> 2Ag + Br2.

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    Pranjal Verma 2 years ago

    Silver bromide is store in black bottle because silver bromide undergoes decomposition in presence of light(sunlight).

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    • Posted by Ojaswini Khatri 2 years ago

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    Manya Yadav 2 years ago

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    Umesh Nps 2 years ago

    No

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    • Posted by Naitik P 2 years ago

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    • Posted by Nikhil Sonawane 2 years ago

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    Naitik P 2 years ago

    To make a chemical equation more informative, you can: Include State Symbols: Specify the physical state of each reactant and product (s for solid, l for liquid, g for gas, and aq for aqueous). Balance the Equation: Ensure the number of atoms for each element is the same on both sides to represent a valid reaction. Provide Conditions: Indicate reaction conditions like temperature, pressure, or catalysts if they significantly impact the reaction. Include Reaction Mechanism: If relevant, describe the step-by-step process or mechanism involved in the reaction. Add Stoichiometric Coefficients: Highlight the molar ratios between reactants and products to show the proportion in which substances react and form. Use Structural Formulas: Instead of chemical formulas, show the structures of complex molecules for a more detailed representation. Include Heat Changes: Specify if the reaction is exothermic (releases heat) or endothermic (absorbs heat). Provide Source or Reference: Mention the source of the reaction or refer to a scientific literature citation for credibility. Remember, the level of detail depends on the audience and the purpose of presenting the chemical equation. Is this conversation helpful so far? ChatGPT can make mistakes. Co

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    • Posted by Hamda Fatima 2 years ago

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    • Posted by Nikhil Sonawane 2 years ago

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    Apurva Sharma 2 years ago

    Because it has the ability to loss electron .it is very reactive.

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    Hamda Fatima 2 years ago

    The reason is that like metal, hydrogen also has a tendency to lose electron and forms a positive ion H+. The metals which lose electrons less readily than hydrogen are placed below it and the metals which lose electrons more readily than hydrogen are placed above it in the reactivity series of metals.

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    • Posted by Himanshi Thakur 2 years ago

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    Deepa Pai 2 years ago

    NaOH is not kept in Aluminium container because it will react with Aluminum (Al) to give Sodium Aluminate(NaAlO2) and Hydrogen gas (H2) Reaction involved 2NaOH(Aq)+ 2Al(s)+2H2O(l)----->2NaAlO2(Aq)+3H2(g).

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    • Posted by Tina Kumari 2 years ago

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    Tushar Yadav 2 years ago

    I think Smallest cell of girls is ovum

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    • Posted by Sathwik Balabhadra 2 years, 1 month ago

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    Tina Kumari 2 years ago

    Wire A

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    Vishesh Singh Suryavanshi 2 years ago

    Wire A have the higher resistance

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    Aman Sagar 2 years ago

    Wire A

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    • Posted by Yogita Kanwar 2 years, 1 month ago

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    Aman Sagar 2 years ago

    Rheostat:- It is a variable resistance whose resistance can be alter by sliding wire. Resistance:- It is an inherent property of our material which opposes the flow of electric charge i.e. current.

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    Naman Agarwal 2 years, 1 month ago

    Rheostat:- It is a variable resistance whose can be alter by sliding wire . Resistance :- It is an inherent property of our material which oppoes the flow of electric charge i.e. current.

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    Md. Suhel 2 years, 1 month ago

    Rheostat:- It is a variable resistance whose resistance can be alter by sliding wire. Resistance:- It is an inherent property of our material which opposes the flow of electric charge i.e. current.

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    • Posted by Rishav Grover 2 years, 1 month ago

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    Shrihita Singh 2 years ago

    CaSO4

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    Aman Sagar 2 years ago

    CaSO4

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    Vishesh Singh Suryavanshi 2 years ago

    Caso4

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    Caso4

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    CaSO4

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    • Posted by Rishika Gupta 2 years, 1 month ago

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    Sarita Ranga 2 years ago

    Endothermic =heat absorb and exothermic = heat realeased

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    Sarita Ranga 2 years ago

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    Vishesh Singh Suryavanshi 2 years ago

    Endothermic reaction -- absorb heat Exothermic reaction-- heat released

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    Sujan Mansoor 2 years, 1 month ago

    Endothermic reactions are chemical reactions in which the reactants absorb heat energy from the surroundings to form products. An exothermic reaction is a reaction in which energy is released in the form of light or heat.

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    • Posted by Deeptanshu Joshi 2 years, 1 month ago

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