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Match the following.

Column A

Column B

1. preservationA. source of nitrogen
2. fire extinguisherB. argon gas
3. nitratesC. carbon monoxide
4. electric bulbD. neon gas
5. incomplete combustion of fossil fuelsE. CNG
F. nitrogen
G. carbon dioxide

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Solution

1. Preservation - F. Nitrogen

  • Nitrogen is a non-reactive gas.
  • Therefore, it is filled in food packets to prevent food items from getting spoiled.

2. Fire extinguisher - G. Carbon dioxide

  • Carbon dioxide gas is a non-supporter of combustion.
  • Therefore, it is used in extinguishing fires by forming a blanket and cutting off the supply of oxygen.

3. Nitrates - A. Source of nitrogen

  • Nitrogen is essential for the growth of an organism because proteins are made up of nitrogen.
  • Atmospheric nitrogen cannot be used directly so it is converted into nitrates for easy absorption.

4. Electric bulb - B. Argon gas

  • Argon is an inert gas that does not react at all.
  • Argon is filled in electric bulbs to prevent oxidation of the filament in the bulb.

5. Incomplete combustion of fossil fuels - C. Carbon monoxide

  • Incomplete combustion of fossil fuels takes place when the supply of oxygen is limited.
  • This incomplete combustion of fuels releases carbon monoxide.
  • During the complete combustion of fuels carbon dioxide is released.

The explanation for non-matching options -

D. Neon gas - It is an inert gas that is used in neon lights that produce a reddish-orange glow when electricity is passed through it.

E. CNG - It stands for compressed natural gas. It is a mixture of 80-90% methane and the rest is other hydrocarbons.

Column A

Column B

1. PreservationF. Nitrogen
2. Fire extinguisherG. Carbon dioxide
3. NitratesA. Source of nitrogen
4. Electric bulbB. Argon gas
5. Incomplete combustion of fossil fuelsC. Carbon monoxide

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