I was waiting for someone to answer the previous question and it has been two days since the question was posted, yet we have received no answer. So, here is the answer to the previous question: A meandering river may form an island (landform). A meandering river, being a river in its middle course, also indicates a flat gradient due to reduced gravity and velocity, and land which is suitable for agriculture.
[My apologies for incorrectly writing the first half of the question – instead of ‘island’, it was supposed to be ‘landform’. ]
Question for the Day: What do you conclude on observing the following: (a) smell of rotten eggs, (b) reddish-brown gas, (c) gas that turns lime water milky, (d) greenish-yellow gas, (e) a gas that produces a ‘pop’ sound on coming in contact with oxygen, (f) a gas that extinguishes a flame on coming in contact with it, and (g) dense white fumes.
Good luck! Hoping we receive more feedback than last time! Leave your answer in the comment section below and we will update this tomorrow with the correct answer! 🙂
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a)hydrogen sulphide
b)nitrogen dioxide
c)carbon dioxide
c)chlorine
d)hydrogen
e)oxygen
f)ammonium Chloride
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Hydrogen sulphide H2S
Nitrogen dioxide NO2
Carbon dioxide CO2
chlorine Cl
Hydrogen gas H
Ammonia NH3
ammonium chloride NH4Cl
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It’s time you give the answer and ask a new question
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Navanya,
I am extremely sorry for the delay. As a student like yourself, we have exams coming up as well. This blog is merely an output of our willingness and enthusiasm to help others. Lack of time may prevent us from updating the blog, so please bear with us.
We are grateful to have loyal readers such as you. Thank you and keep visiting! 🙂
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Can u please tell which all chapters should we do in english and history wwhich are important like i just need to do one question from as you like it so if u can tell me three acts from which one question is sure….
Please help me.
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Ritvik,
Frankly, all chapters are important. I did not study As You Like It, hence I cannot help you with that but for History, I would suggest giving an overall focus on short questions and answers since they canbe asked from anywhere. Features, objectives, powers, etc. are important in History and Civics. Anything where you may be asked ‘Name the following’ or ‘Give reasons’ are also important. Exactly which chapters you should focus on would depend on the paper pattern throughout the years. You could analyze the previous years’ board papers and see if there has been repetition of questions from any specific chapters or if there is any special pattern.
If you need any further help, please don’t hesitate to ask! Thank you and keep visiting! 🙂
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a) Hydeogen Sulphide H2S
b) Nitrogen Dioxide NO2
c) Carbon Dioxide CO2
d) Chlorine Cl2
e) Carbon Dioxide CO2
f) Ammonia with rod dipped in HCl and vice verse.
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Ishan,
Congratulations on getting all answers correct! However, you missed out on the second option in (b) and one more sub-question although it may have been because of a misprint on our behalf. Keep up the good work and thank you for visiting us! 🙂
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admin what is the correct answer plz tell!!
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Harsimar,
I apologize for the delay. The answer will be posted shortly. Thank you for your patience! 🙂
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a)Hydrogen Sulphide
b)Nitrogen Dioxide/Bromine
c)Chlorine
d)Hydrogen
e)Carbon Dioxide
f)Ammonium Chloride
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Shrish,
Congratulations on getting all answers correct! You did, however, miss out on the first ‘(c)’ but that was our mistake. It has been corrected and there are a total of seven sub-questions now. 🙂
Keep up the good work and thank you for visiting!
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a-hydrogen sulphide
b-nitrogen dioxide
c-co2
d-cl
e-H2
f-NH4
g-hcl
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1-Hydrogen Sulphide gas
2-Nitrogendioxide gas
3-Sulphurdioxide
4-Chlorine gas
5-Hydrogen gas
6-Ammonia gas/Carbondioxide gas
7-HydrogenChloride/Chlorine reacting with ammonia
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(a) Hydrogen Sulphide present
(b) Nitrogen Dioxide present
(c) Carbon Dioxide present
(c) Chlorine present
(d) Hydrogen present
(e) Ammonia present
(f) Hydrogen chloride present
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thankxx for the geog ans …. i was waiting for it !!
ans :
a)hydrogen sulphide
b)nitrogen dioxide
c)carbon-dioxide
c)chlorine
d)hydrogen
e)oxygen
f)ammonia or hydrogen chloride
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Harsimar,
You’re welcome! Thank you for keeping in touch! 🙂
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(a) Hydrogen Sulphide present
(b) Nitrogen Dioxide present
(c) Carbon Dioxide present
(c) Chlorine present
(d) Hydrogen present
(e) Ammonia present
(f) Hydrogen chloride present
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