Without any further delay, the answers to the previous question are: (a)Hydrogen Sulphide (b) Nitrogen Dioxide or Bromine (c) Carbon Dioxide (d) Chlorine (e) Hydrogen (f) Carbon Dioxide (g) Ammonium Chloride.
Please note the change in the sequence of letters. By mistake, I had previously repeated the ‘(c)’.
Apparently, Shrish is the only reader who offered ‘bromine’ as a second answer in (b) so hats off to him! Ishan, meanwhile, gave a precise answer for (g). They both got all attempted answers correct! Congratulations to them and everyone else who got most answers correct. 🙂
Regarding the current question (f), ammonia cannot be an option as fire extinguishers include ammonium phosphate to extinguish a flame and not merely ammonia. Hence, carbon dioxide is the ideal answer.
Question for the Day: Differentiate between ‘centromere’ and ‘centrosome’.
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CENTROMERE:
1.Point of attachment of two sister chromatids.
2.Appear only during the cell division.
3.Helps the chromosomes to cling to the spindle fibers .
4.Divides itself for cytokinesis to maintain the same ‘2n’ no. of chromosomes,during mitosis and meiosis2.
CENTROSOME:
1. A cell organelle responsible for cell division.
2. Consists of 2 centrioles, at right angles to each other, and aster rays.
3. Divides itself during prophase at moves to the equator.
4. Aster rays forms spindle fibers during cell division.
5.Present in animal cell only.
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CENTROMERE:
1.Point of attachment of two sister chromatids.
2.Appear only during the cell division.
3.Helps the chromosomes to cling to the spindle fibers .
4.Divides itself for cytokinesis to maintain the same ‘2n’ no. of chromosomes,during mitosis and meiosis2.
CENTROSOME:
1. A cell organelle responsible for cell division.
2. Consists of 2 centrioles, at right angles to each other, and aster rays.
3. Divides itself during prophase at moves to the equator.
4. Aster rays forms spindle fibers during cell division.
5.Present in animal cell only.
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answer ?
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‘Centromere’ is a point of attachment of two sister chromatids, while centrosome is an organalle in animal cell.
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On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 7:27 PM, Helpline for ICSE Students (Class X –
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CENTROMERE
~ Present on chromosomes in the nucleus.
~ A region where two chromatids of a chromosome are attached.
~ Present in all cells
~ Chromosomes are attached to spindle fibres at the centromere.
Splitting of centromere results in separation of chromatids of chromosomes
CENTROSOME
~ Found in cytoplasm as a small clear area near nucleus.
~ Consists of two granule-like centrioles.
~ Present in animal cells only.
~ Helps in the formation of spindle fibres during cell division.
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