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What is socialization? Explain the difference form of social behaviour appear in the process of socialization

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Raj Kourav 11 months, 2 weeks ago

Socialization is the process whereby an individual's standards, skills, motives, attitudes, and behaviors change to conform to those regarded as desirable and appropriate for his or her present and future role in any particular society.

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Alkenes

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Tejasvi 7 1 year ago

Alkenes are unsaturated hydrocarbons. They are homologous series.

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Priya Nagar 1 year ago

Alkens and alkyne are unsaturated hydrocarbon

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Priya Nagar 1 year ago

Alkens are unsaturated hydrocarbon

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Why does aluminium do not react with water under ordinary conditions..

Posted by Gargi Sardeshpande 1 year ago

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Tejasvi 7 1 year ago

Aluminium, Iron, Zinc and other metals in the middle of the reactivity series don't directly react with water. They react with steam to form their respective metal oxides and hydrogen gas. These metals generally have a coating of oxide on them which prevent them from reacting further.

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Nitika Arya 1 year ago

because of the presence of a thin layer of aluminium oxide on its surface.

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Explain three laws of inheritence

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Mohit Gothwal 1 year ago

Mendel's laws of inheritance include law of dominance, law of segregation and law of independent assortment.

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Mind map on reproduction on plants

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Isha Saraswat 1 year ago

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When you drop a large drop of water in the full bucket of water in the centre .You will observe that it waves cancel out at the centre .But,when you drop anywhere far from the centre ,it waves cancel out at the same distance as drop from the centre ,on the opposite side.DO YOU ALL KNOW ABOUT THIS PHENOMENON,IF you were then write something about this.🙏

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Ansh Gupta 11 months, 4 weeks ago

Bro can you explain me 'what us exactly mass mean???' What is it? Where does it comes from into matter??

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What is the process of zygote

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Anushka Sharma 1 year ago

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Suresha P.S. 1 year ago

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What is means of implantation

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Tejasvi 7 1 year ago

The egg (Ovum) is released by the ovary every month. In case of fertilisation, it becomes zygote. The developing zygote travels into the uterus and gets stuck to the wall of the uterus where the placenta provides it with nourishment for its growth. The process of sticking of fertilised egg cell in the wall of the uterus is called implantation.

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Bhaokali Baba 1 year ago

When the growing embryo is attached to the wall of uterus (endometrium) the process is called implantation

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Komal Yadav 1 year ago

Implantion means featous come and attached with uniary wall

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What is the S.I units of:- Power

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Afran Shekh 1 year ago

Watt

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Concave

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Name a mirror that can give an erect and enlarged image of an object

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Joule

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Rahul Chauhan 1 year ago

Watt or joule per second

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If we increased the resistance of conductor by double the what will effect on heat if current is not constant but potential difference in both case constant

Posted by Afran Shekh 1 year ago

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Afran Shekh 1 year ago

Mayank Dabas The bond formed by sharing of electrons is called covalent bond

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Ashish Sengar 1 year ago

Heat become half

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Mayank Dabas 1 year ago

What is covalent bond

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Hydrochloric gas is produced when NaCl reacts with conc. H2SO4. State with the help of a labelled diagram the procedure of the activity to prove that H are produced only in the presence of H2O and list the observations made at different stages of the activity. In short

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Anuj Thakur 1 year ago

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What do you mean by synthetic diamond

Posted by Prakamy Rajput 1 year ago

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Afran Shekh 1 year ago

The diamond produce in laboratory at very high pressure and temperature is called synthetic diamond

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Ankush Thakur 1 year ago

I mean lol

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Differentiate between Physical and Chemical Reaction

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Gurjot Kaur 1 year ago

A chemical change is a permanent change and it is irreversible in nature. Eg: Burning of Wood. A Physical change is a temporary change and it is reversible in nature. It affects only physical properties i.e. shape, size, etc. Eg : Freezing of water.

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Anushka Sharma 1 year ago

Physical reaction means substance change is physically process.For example evaporation of water. Chemical reaction means substance change is chemically process.For example curdling of milk.

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Stylish Girl 1 year ago

Physical reaction means substance change is physically process.For example evaporation of water. Chemical reaction means substance change is chemically process.For example curdling of milk.

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Ch 15 exercise question no 9

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What is the si unit of mass

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Gurjot Kaur 1 year ago

Kilogram (Kg)

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Mohit Gothwal 1 year ago

Kilogram (Kg)

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Kilogram

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KG--kilogram

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Kilogram

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What happened when egg is nit fertilised @??

Posted by Hardik Sharma 1 year ago

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Tejasvi 7 1 year ago

When egg is not fertilised, the uterus wall is shed off along with the egg and the blood vessels present in the uterus start bleeding. This process is called menstruation or (in layman's language-periods).

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Gaurav Kumar 1 year ago

When an egg is not fertilised in the fallopian tube it gets degenerated ,and the thick lined cell of uterus breaks ,it leads to the menstruation.

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Ramit Sen 1 year ago

When Egg is not fertilized then that unfertilized egg is removed out from a female body which is known as mensuration or periods.

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Addition of butene

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Give one important advantage of AC and DC?

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Gaurav Kumar 1 year ago

AC- it save some electricity from losening by travel in to and fro motion. DC-it gives the continue flow of electric current .

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Afran Shekh 1 year ago

AC current travel a long distance while DC current not travell a long distance DC current produces magnetism while AC is not

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What is work of Eye and power of accommodation

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Navreet Kaur Sidhu 1 year ago

Eye help us to see the world around us... Power of accommodation is ability of eye to change the focal length of eye according to requirement

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Butanone structure

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Navdeep Kaur 1 year ago

C-C-C=O-C

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Shashi Kumari 1 year ago

हि

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Priyam Maurya 1 year ago

Use ketone suffix and formula to form.c-c-c=o-c

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Sanjay Kumar 1 year ago

Control trides

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Aditya Gogoi 1 year ago

What kind of a person is Valli

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If we draw C5H12 in ring form. Why there is a less number of hydrogen

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Anshika Ji 1 year ago

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Anshika Bansal 1 year ago

Carbon valency is stasified and structure changes because of ring

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Priyam Maurya 1 year ago

Because the hydrogen and carbon share their atoms easily as like not in straight so we called them cylo pentane

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Write the reason for large no.of organic compound are form?

Posted by Shreya Sinha 1 year ago

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Gaurav Kumar 1 year ago

It's cause because of two properties of carbon are- CATENATION TETRAVALENT

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Write the five uses of diamond and graphite?

Posted by Shreya Sinha 1 year ago

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Khushi Pandey 1 year ago

Diamond are used in jewelry making ,construction , minor industrial application and surgeries Graphite is used in stationery ,lubricants,industries or nuclear reactor

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Write the basic difference between diamond and graphite?

Posted by Shreya Sinha 1 year ago

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Wdym Bruj 11 months, 3 weeks ago

All carbons have 4 hydrogen attached in Diamond but 3 in Graphite

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Shiv Tiwari 1 year ago

Graphite conduct electricity and diamond is a good conduct tor of heat

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Ramit Sen 1 year ago

Both Diamond and Graphite are allotropes of Carbon in which the physical properties are different but the chemical properties between diamond and Graphite is same.

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Gurjot Kaur 1 year ago

Diamond is hard whereas Graphite is soft and slippery to touch.

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Abhay Singh Negi 1 year ago

Graphite is good conductor of electricity but diamond is not

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Amphotic oxide with example

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V.Hanumath Dheeraj 1 year ago

Aluminium oxide, zinc oxide etc..

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Kanu Choudhary 1 year ago

Amphoteric oxides are those oxides which react as acid as well as base. Example -zinc

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Preparation of baking soda washing soda plaster of Paris bleaching powder

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What do you mean by stimulant and stimulation?

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Gaurav Singh 1 year ago

Extra questions bhi

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Gaurav Singh 1 year ago

NCERT ke exercise questions aur examples kar.

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Why the air pipe not collapse???

Posted by Afran Shekh 1 year ago

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