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The tissue is plecenta. It's main function is to provide nutrition from mother body to foetus and exchange of waste products can also take place through placenta

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Mansi Bishnoi 5 years ago

Placenta and its function is to provide nutrients to the developing child and to take out the waste produced by the developing child

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Ishika Choudhary 5 years ago

placenta

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Assertion and reason questions and answers all 2021

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Dipak Gupta 5 years ago

What is the question

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Manisha Gurjar 5 years ago

Science chapter 1 question 5

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Ayush Raj 5 years ago

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Solution of sample paper of science CBSE std X

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Describe the digestion of carbohydrates, proteins and fats in small intestine.

Posted by Divyansh Bibhor 5 years ago

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Priya Tomar 5 years ago

Protein digestion occurs in the stomach and the duodenum through the action of three main enzymes: pepsin, secreted by the stomach, and trypsin and chymotrypsin, secreted by the pancreas. During carbohydrate digestion the bonds between glucose molecules are broken by salivary and pancreatic amylase.

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Hd Motivation - Arijit Bhattacharjee 5 years ago

What is El

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CBSE pre Board sample paper

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Limitations of dobreinner traids

Posted by Lokireddy Anjaneyareddy 5 years ago

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Aryan Pathak 5 years ago

It could identify only 3 triads from the elements which were known at that time.also the atomic mass of the middlemost element is not exactly equal to the average atomic mass of the other 2 elements.Also some elements have their different chemical properties. So he didn't place them in correct order.

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Write the common name of CaSo4. 2h2o

Posted by Baby Kumari 5 years ago

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Shivam Singh Patel 5 years ago

Calcium sulphate dihydrate

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Shivam Singh Patel 5 years ago

Calcium sulphatehydrooxide

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Baiju Bavara 5 years ago

Gypsum

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Kiran Kumari 5 years ago

Gypsum

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Sahil Singh 5 years ago

gypsum

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Why damage of the ozone layer a Cause for concern

Posted by Madan Manoj Gowda 5 years ago

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Aayush Sharma 5 years ago

Because of UV Ray's can reach to us that cause skin cancer

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Nakshatra Deora 5 years ago

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Mohammed Tabrej Khan 5 years ago

Damage to ozone layer is a cause of great concern because it's a layer which stops UV rays to enter the earth, causing skin cancer in humans and also damaging other things

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Thulasi Ram 5 years ago

Rut 12

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pH ranges of strong, weak acid and strong, weak bases

Posted by Mahak Sadhya 5 years ago

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Prachi Ballewar 5 years ago

pH range of strong acid is 0 and weak acid is 5 or 6. pH range of strong base is 14 and weak base is 8 or 9.

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Gautam Kumar Kumar 5 years ago

Strong=0 to 1

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Khushi 5 years ago

pH range of strong acid is 0 to 1, weak acid is 5 to just below 7 and strong base is 12 to 14 and weak base is 7 to 12

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Write down the observation in the form of chemical equations which shows that chemical reaction is going on or taking place

Posted by Srishti Shrivastava 5 years ago

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Prachi Ballewar 5 years ago

By change in colour, change in state, change in temperature, formation of a precipitate and evolution of gas.

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Abc .. 5 years ago

Change of state

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Kiran Kumari 5 years ago

Change in temperature Evolution of gases

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Different b/w concave and convex mirrors

Posted by Sachin Chandhu 5 years ago

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Prachi Ballewar 5 years ago

Concave mirror: the spherical mirror with inward curved reflecting surface is called concave mirror. A beam of light generally converges after reflection from such surfaces, it is also called convergent mirror. Convex mirror: the spherical mirror with outward curved reflecting surface is called convex mirror. A beam of light generally diverges after reflection from this surface, it is also called divergent mirror.

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Ishika Kumari 5 years ago

Convex mirror : 1. Reflecting surfaces is in the outer part of the sphere. 2. Image is virtual and erect. 3. Magnification is always less than 1 .

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Ishika Kumari 5 years ago

Concave mirror : 1. Reflecting surface is in the inner part of the mirror . 2. Image can be a real and inverted or virtual and erect . 3. Magnification can be either greater,equal or less than 1 .

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Posted by Aman Kumar 5 years ago

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How does non metallic character vary in a group (answer like 5 marks questions)

Posted by Pravat Rout 5 years ago

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Gourangi Dhingra 5 years ago

In the periodic table ,As we go from left to right the metallic character decreases and the non metallic character increases......Furthermore, the tendency of an element to gain electrons increases with increases in effective nuclear charge , so non metallic character increases from moving left to right in a period. Hope it helps you!!

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Sounak Chatterjee 5 years ago

In a group if non metallic character decrease as we go from top to bottom. This happens because the distance between the valence shell and the nucleas increases as we go down a group. Therefore electrons can be given out easily as we go down a group and metallic character increases and non metallic character decreases.

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Noor Lail 5 years ago

In groups (from top to bottom)non metallic character decreases

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Ashish Gujjar 5 years ago

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describe the structure of soap molecule with the help of diagram

Posted by Pravat Rout 5 years ago

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Which is used in welding of electric wires ?

Posted by Ishika Kumari 5 years ago

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Ishika Kumari 5 years ago

Thanks

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Noor Lail 5 years ago

Solder Alloy is used in welding of electric wires .it contain 50%lead and 50%tin

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Navjeet Kaur Brar 5 years ago

Solder.

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why and how does water enter continuously into the root of xylem?

Posted by シ︎?_?_?_?_? シ︎ 5 years ago

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Aryan Pathak 5 years ago

Root hair have thin walls. Due to this, water enters the root hair because of osmosis. Water from root hair continuously moves into the root xylem. To maintain the osmotic gradient, the cells of root hair actively take up ions from the soil.

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Sounak Chatterjee 5 years ago

The roots of plants contain tiny hair called root hair. Water and minerals are absorbed by root hair through the process of diffusion. Then the water absorbed by the root hair from the soil pass from cell to cell by osmosis through the epidermis, root cortex, endodermis and reach the root xlem.

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Why is the rate of breathing in aquatic organisms much faster than in terrestrial organisms?

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Daniyal Khan 5 years ago

because they have to take in oxygen that is dissolved in water which is comparatively less than on the surface. so they breath faster to take more oxygen in.

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A concave mirror has a radius of curvature of 0.4 m. Find the position and size of the image of an object 0.2 m high placed 0.8 m in front of the mirror.

Posted by Saniya Saba 5 years ago

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Kriti Singh 5 years ago

Given, R=0.4m F=r/2=0.4/2=-0.2m U=-0.8m H=0.2m Now,by mirror formula 1/f=1/v+1/u=1/v=1/f-1/u 1/0.2-1/0.8=-2.6m M=-(v/u)=-(-2.6/-0.8)=-3.25m M=h'/h=h'=h*m=-3.25*0.2=0.65m Hence the distance of image from the mirror is -3.26m and the height of the image is 0.65m

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What happens to the image distance in the normal human eye when we decrease the distance of an object, say 10 m to 1 m? Justify your answer.

Posted by ???❣️❣️??Aman Kumar????????? 5 years ago

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Mahak Sadhya 5 years ago

Ye toh syllabus me nhi hai

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Kriti Singh 5 years ago

The image formation in normal human eye is fixed om retina if we decrease the object distance then if the image is formed on retina then we are able to see object but if image is not formed on retina the we are not able to see the object...

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How long are various non biodegradable substances expected to last in our environment

Posted by Nagireddy Pavan 5 years ago

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Manpreet Kaur 5 years ago

300 years . Some non biodegrables may take more than this.

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In a food chain, if 10,000 joules of energy is available to the producer, how much energy will be available to the secondary consumer to transfer it to the tertiary consumer?

Posted by A. Kumaaran 5 years ago

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Sagar Banawal 5 years ago

100

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Prithviraj Godara 5 years ago

SOLVE THIS QUESTION ACCORDING TO THE 10 PARCENT LAW.

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Khushi 5 years ago

10 joules of energy will be available to the secondary consumer to transfer it to the tertiary consumer

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Full video explanation for carbon

Posted by Mahak Sadhya 5 years ago

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シ︎?_?_?_?_? シ︎ 5 years ago

How

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What is the name of buffelow in science

Posted by Shashi Lather 5 years ago

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Aryan Pathak 5 years ago

Bubalus or Bubalina

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Priya Tomar 5 years ago

Bison bison

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Umar Farook 5 years ago

American airlines have spines and the cockroaches are not here for the sake and the world will see you have the right kind of cloud and a dndro in hindi is the most common type in hindi

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What happens to extra glucose or carbohydrates in an animal

Posted by Rolly Paul 5 years ago

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Aryan Pathak 5 years ago

In an animal body, extra glucose or carbohydrate is stored in the liver as well as in skeletal muscles in the form of glycogen. Glucose is converted to glycogen in liver. When the body is in need of energy, glycogen is converted back into glucose.

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Faiza Irshad 5 years ago

Excess carbohydrates are stored as starch in plant and as glycogen in animals

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Arif Ansari 5 years ago

Starch

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Define single,double,triple bond & examples of each bond?

Posted by Naina Choudhary. 5 years ago

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Pravat Rout 5 years ago

Single bond - a chemical bond in which one pair of electron is shared between two atom example Cl2, HCl Double bond -a chemical bond in which two pair of electron shared between two atom example O2,CO2 Triple bond - a chemical bond in which three pairs of electron shared between two atom example N2,C2H2

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Define ionic bond?

Posted by Naina Choudhary. 5 years ago

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Mehak Bajaj 5 years ago

Ionic bond is a bond formed by the complete transfer of electrons.

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Sneha Kumari 5 years ago

In ionic bond two elements are required one is metal and second is non metal. It takes place by tranfer off electron in which metal loses and non metal gains to full fill it's nearest inert gases. Example :- MgCl2

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Sagar Banawal 5 years ago

Ionic bond is a when a element transfar of electron to complete inner configuration Doneter. Is kown as Anion and ganer known as cation

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Khushi 5 years ago

The electrostatic force of attraction which holds the two oppositely charged ions together is called the ionic bond.

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What do you mean by villi

Posted by Karan Singh 5 years ago

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Sagar Banawal 5 years ago

Projection like fingar in small intestine known as villi use for absorption of sugar, amino acid ,fatti acid and it connect with blood vessels to transfer food form villy to cells

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Harshwinder Singh 5 years ago

Inner lining of small intestine that increases surface area for absorption

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Navneet Kumar 5 years ago

In the inner lining of the small intestine which has numerous finger like projections which increases the surface area for absorption.

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