c) Glass of water kept in a room. A glass of water kept in a room. Evaporation is directly proportional to temperature. That is with the rise... View Article
(d) river, lake or well We get water from taps in our home. This tap water is drawn either from a river, lake or well and is then supplied... View Article
c) Two glasses Almost two glasses of water is required to make one sheet of paper. Uses of water Possibly the most substantial everyday use of... View Article
d) Drying wet clothes Water gets converted into vapour form in drying wet clothes.Whereas washing, bathing and cleaning utensils are the... View Article
Paheli and her friend observed plants will dull leaves and flowers because of the air quality present in the open area. Air is polluted on... View Article
Paheli had boiled out the complete water that means all the air from the water escaped out, so on boiling the boiled cooled water will not make... View Article
(a) If oxygen disappear from the atmosphere then— There will be no life on the earth. Burning will be not possible due to disappear of oxygen.... View Article
(a) Firki rotates when the force is applied to the blades of the first. The force is applied on the blades of the first by the moving air called... View Article
Air dissolved in the water escapes in the form of tiny bubbles because the sun was giving heat energy to the bottle. When water is boiled, the... View Article
(a) Wind Wind can be described as the movement of air from the high-pressure area to the low-pressure area. There are many types of wind such as... View Article
(a) Oxygen and Nitrogen together make 99% of air. Oxygen is one of the major components of air around us. Air comprises almost 21% oxygen. When... View Article
Air plays an important role in a number of musical instruments such as trumpet, mouth organ, flute, etc. In ancient times, the air was thought... View Article
(a) True During respiration, in different plant parts, significantly less exchange of gas takes place. Hence, each part nourishes and fulfils its... View Article
C) Air On pouring water in the lump of soil, air is released in the form of bubbles. A lump of dry soil contains trapped air. When the water is... View Article
(c) dust and smoke The composition of air is not constant and changes from place to place. For example: in polluted areas, since emissions of... View Article
a) Nitrogen The atmospheric air contains all the mentioned components nitrogen, oxygen, water vapour and carbon dioxide. Nitrogen is present in... View Article
(i) Bubbles of air came out from the bottle. (ii) Some water entered the bottle. When the bottle was tilted then the bubbles of air come out... View Article
d)Â It has no role in water cycle The water cycle, also known as the hydrologic cycle or the hydrological cycle, describes the continuous... View Article
Wind help in the movement of firki, weather cock and sailing yacht but it does not play any role in the movement of ceiling fan. Fan rotate with... View Article