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Why tidal air present in lungs

Posted by Mahak Sadhya 5 years ago

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Sarthak?? Jaiswal 5 years ago

Another question which is relative to this is that:- Why a residual amount of air is always present in lungs? Ans. A residual amount of air is always present in lungs because, oxygen takes time to get absorbed by all the cells of body. During exhalation a amount of co2 which is produced by cells of body after respiration get in into lungs thus during(after) exhalation a residual amount of air is present in lungs

Sarthak?? Jaiswal 5 years ago

Explain your question please I am unable to understand

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What happens if conducting tubes of circulatory system develops a leak state in brief how could this be avoidaded

Posted by Sanyam Barfa 5 years ago

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Sarthak?? Jaiswal 5 years ago

When a leakage develops in conducting tubes of circulatory system then platelets clots the leakage if the platelets are unable to clot this then it can cause the death of organism

Diksha Jeasani 5 years ago

Leakage would lead to a loss of pressure which would reduce the efficiency of the pumping system. To avoid this the blood has platelet cells which circulate around the body and plug these leaks by helping to clot the blood at the point of injury

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Why Methane (CH4) a molecular compounds.

Posted by Anushika Singhal 5 years ago

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Khushi 5 years ago

Because the electrons from carbon are not given to hydrogen but are only shared. So it's a molecular compound.

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Define electric current. Name the porides that constitute electric current flowing through the metallic wires.

Posted by Bindu N Gowdar 5 years ago

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Kriti Singh 5 years ago

The electric charge flow through any cross section area of wire in unit time called electric current. Electrons are the particles that constituent electric current flowing through the metallic wire.

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What would happen to iron railings on the road side if they are not painted?why does in happen so?

Posted by Dhiraj Singh 5 years ago

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Sarthak?? Jaiswal 5 years ago

The iron railings on road side get corroded and get turn into red orange corroded it means the deposit of rust . It happens due to the presence of oxygen in atmosphere qhich reacts with iron railing and make it corroded.

Bindu N Gowdar 5 years ago

The iron railings get corroded and turn red orange colour which means the deposit of rust. It is happened because of the moisture present in atmosphere. The iron reacts with the moisture and forms rust.

Anmol Kamboj 5 years ago

This railings are corroded by the moisture present in atmosphere

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Explain Mendel experiment with peas on inheritance of character considering only one visible contrasting characters?

Posted by Smriti Sinha 5 years ago

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Dhiraj Singh 5 years ago

I will help u?

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Please koi mujhe oswaal sample papers provide kara dijiye online ??

Posted by Smiling Every Time 5 years ago

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Himanshu Rajput 5 years ago

koi link nhi hai tum btao kis pr

Smiling Every Time 5 years ago

Maths and social studies

Himanshu Rajput 5 years ago

Kis subject ka

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Is Methane ( CH4) an ionic compounds or molecular compounds.

Posted by Anushika Singhal 5 years ago

CBSE > Class 10 > Science

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Ankit Barnwal 5 years ago

Molecular compound

Juweriya Azahar 5 years ago

Molecular

Smiling Every Time 5 years ago

CH4 is Molecular compound .... Hope it will help you ??

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What is the difference between molecular compounds and ionic compounds?

Posted by Anushika Singhal 5 years ago

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Juweriya Azahar 5 years ago

Examples of molecular compounds are H2O , CH4

Juweriya Azahar 5 years ago

Molecular compounds are formed by sharing of electrons. They are also known as covalent compounds

Juweriya Azahar 5 years ago

Examples of ionic compounds are NaCl , CaCl2

Juweriya Azahar 5 years ago

Ionic compounds are formed when transfer of electrons takes place.

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Are molecular compounds and ionic compounds same?

Posted by Anushika Singhal 5 years ago

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Smiling Every Time 5 years ago

No ....

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Datesheet

Posted by Priyanshu Maurya 5 years ago

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Smiling Every Time 5 years ago

Datesheet is releasing on 2 feb ...

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explain spore formation with the help of activity

Posted by Harshitha . 5 years ago

CBSE > Class 10 > Science

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Sarthak?? Jaiswal 5 years ago

Spore formation is an asexual method of reproduction . In this a sac like structure forms which carries thousands of unicellular reproductive bodies which get dispersed when this sac structure get burst and they get germinate when get land on food products. Ex- bread mould ,fungus, mucus,etc.

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The resistance of a wire of 0.01 cm radius is 10ohm. If the resistivity of the wire is 50 into 10 -8. Find the length of the wire

Posted by Shruti Tanwar 5 years ago

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Khushi 5 years ago

R=pL/A L=RA/p =10ohm ×3.14×10^-8m2/50×10^-8ohm =3.14 / 50m =0.628m

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Name the acid present in ant sting and give it's chemical formula. Also give a common method to get relief from the discomfort caused by the ant stimg

Posted by Ninja Study Time 5 years ago

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Sarthak?? Jaiswal 5 years ago

Methanoic acid(HCOOH). Use baking soda in sting area for relief

Kiran Kumari 5 years ago

Methanoic acid (HCOOH). Use baking soda in the sting area

Smiling Every Time 5 years ago

Formic acid ( HCOOH ) is present in ant sting . Just put any weak base on it such as baking soda (NaHCO3) ...

Good Day 5 years ago

Formic acid Chemical formula HCOOH By applying baking soda

Khushi 5 years ago

Formic acid ( HCOOH ) . The effect of these stings neutralized by rubbing the skin with baking soda ( NaHCO3) and give relief.

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How could Modern Periodic Table remove various anomalies of Mendeleev periodic table

Posted by Bhumika Meena 5 years ago

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Smiling Every Time 5 years ago

Here is your answer?.... Hope it helps?... 1}It is arranged in increasing atomic number. 2}It has a unique position given to Hydrogen . 3}It follows the periodicity of elements . 4}It is divided into 4 blocks ..

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Power sharing is very spirit of democracy. Explain

Posted by Asifa Naaz 5 years ago

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Řôhãń Đž 5 years ago

1. Prundential reasons: (a) Prundential reasons are based on careful calculations of gains and losses. For example, in the Nepal movement for democracy even the Maoists, an armed revolutionary group, was given some share after the formation of government. The major gain for this was peace in Nepal. (b) Prundential reasons help to reduce the possibility of conflict between social groups. (c) Prundential reasons are good way to ensure political stability. (d) Imposing the will of majority community over the majority may look like an attractive op³tion in the short run, but in the long run, it undermines the unity of the nation. Tyranny of the majority is not just oppressive for the minority; it often brings ruin to the majority as well 2. Moral reasons: (a) Power sharing is the basic spirit of democracy. A democratic rule involves the sharing of power with those who have to live with its effects. (b) A democratic government is chosen by the people. So they have the right to be consulted on how they are to be governed. A legitimate government is one where groups, through participation acquire a stake in the system. (c) Decentralisation of power, i.e., formation of state government, local governments is an example of moral reason.

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Why stars do not twinkle

Posted by Mehak Chahal 5 years ago

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Sarthak?? Jaiswal 5 years ago

Due to atmospheric refraction

Ritesh Prajapati 5 years ago

Due to atmospheric refraction

Sathya Babu 5 years ago

Atmospheric refraction

Asifa Naaz 5 years ago

Stars twinkle due to atmospheric refraction but planets does not.

Abhishek Kumar 5 years ago

Ha

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What is the reciprocal of resistivity called?

Posted by Pb Yashwanth Yashwanth 5 years ago

CBSE > Class 10 > Science

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Kiran Kumari 5 years ago

Conductivity

Yash Raj 5 years ago

Conductivity its unit is mho

Tanya Mediratta 5 years ago

Conductivity

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What are the ATP of photosynthesis

Posted by Priyanshu Gautam 5 years ago

CBSE > Class 10 > Science

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Yash Raj 5 years ago

Adenosine tri phosphate

Sakshi Singh 5 years ago

Glucose

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How does fire extinguisher work?

Posted by Tanisha Patel 5 years ago

CBSE > Class 10 > Science

2 answers

Yash Raj 5 years ago

Is works by reacting h2so4 with nahco3

Khushi 5 years ago

Most fire extinguishers work by separating the fuel from the oxygen. The oxygen comes from the air . It is the same oxygen we breathe . Since the oxygen has to be in contact with the fuel , if you can coat the fuel with something that keeps the oxygen away , the fire will go out.

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Metals of middle reactivity series can't go under electrolytic refining. Then why does copper being an element of low reactivity series undergoes electrolytic refining ? Though it can easily be extracted by heating ?

Posted by Pallavi Negi 5 years ago

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Explain the differences between budding in yeast and budding in hydra

Posted by Jharana Jena 5 years ago

CBSE > Class 10 > Science

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Divyansh Singh Rajawat 5 years ago

Budding is the process of asexual reproduction in plants .... It mainly occur in hydra ... First in hydra cytoplasm start to collect in one place and after some weeks or months it dry and cut from there??

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Define metals

Posted by Anjali Chaudhary 5 years ago

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Kiran Kumari 5 years ago

Those elements which lose or donate electrons to form positive ion is called metal and also called electropositive element

Juweriya Azahar 5 years ago

Metals are elements which lose electrons to form positive ions. They are known as electro positive elements.

Sakshi Singh 5 years ago

Metal are those which loses electrons to form positive ions and are electropositive in nature

Ritika Verma 5 years ago

Metals are also electropositive in nature.

Smiling Every Time 5 years ago

Metals are lustrous elements that are good conductors of heat and electricity. They are malleable and ductile ..

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?ℎ? ??? ???? ?????? ??????? ??????? ?ℎ? ????????? ?????????

Posted by シ︎?_?_?_?_? シ︎ 5 years ago

CBSE > Class 10 > Science

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Yash Raj 5 years ago

It reqires 2 to 3 degree temp less than body temp

Mrinalini Senthilkumar 5 years ago

Temperature of the body is more than the required temperature for the formation of sperms. So to maintain a balance in temperature for the formation of sperms, testis are located outside the abdominal cavity of male.

Kanak Tejyan 5 years ago

Because we need medium temperature to production of sperms

Rishi Chandel 5 years ago

Beacuse they need cool enviromment to continue the production of sperm.

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Physics chapter 3

Posted by Tanya Gupta 5 years ago

CBSE > Class 10 > Science

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Juweriya Azahar 5 years ago

Sources of energy

Gunapu Jahnavi 5 years ago

Electricity

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Name the site in human body where the maximum digestion of carbohydrates take place

Posted by Naval Yadav 5 years ago

CBSE > Class 10 > Science

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Yash Raj 5 years ago

Small intestine as differnt kind of sugars digestion take place their by succus enterikese ( emzymes secreated by small inttestine ) ex of sugar Maltose ,lactose ,sucrose

Bhumika Meena 5 years ago

Small intestine

Khushi 5 years ago

Small intestine

Gunapu Jahnavi 5 years ago

Small intestine

Geeta Jadav 5 years ago

Small intestine

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Can you please tell me that from where i should get the solotions of sample papers

Posted by Heer Arora 5 years ago

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Rishi Chandel 5 years ago

You can also buy together with science on flipcart. Its a book woth samole paper, extra question and last year questions.

Ff_Girl Tannu 5 years ago

You can get the solution of sample paper from Google only Type Sample paper with solutions U will get it ??

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Sir can you plz tell me chapter 4

Posted by Anubhav And Annunaya Shrivastava 5 years ago

CBSE > Class 10 > Science

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Gunapu Jahnavi 5 years ago

Carbon and it's compounds

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What is consumer

Posted by Nisha Sahu 5 years ago

CBSE > Class 10 > Science

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Good Day 5 years ago

Consumers: any organism that can’t make its own food Consumers have to feed on producers or other consumers to survive. Deer are herbivores, which means that they only eat plants (Producers). Bears are another example of consumers. Black bears are omnivores and scavengers, like skunks and raccoons, which means that they will eat just about anything. In a forest community, Black Bears will eat blueberries, bugs, acorns, and many kinds of nuts.

Avani Singh 5 years ago

Living things who utilise the things or objects around them as their need are known as consumer

Kumar Pranav 5 years ago

Plants are consumer. Food making living things are known as consumer !

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Which sample is best for board examination class 10th

Posted by Geeta Jadav 5 years ago

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Naam Nahi Btau 5 years ago

Full marks sample papers class 10th is the best book based on reduced syllabus 2021 Best book

Suhana Naaz 5 years ago

Oswaal aur together with lu maths ka liya aur Science ka liya s chand

Ruthvik Gaming 5 years ago

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