Match the coloumn
Aluminum
Does not displace hydrogen
Copper
Used in laboratory preparation of hydrogen
Potassium
Form amphoteric oxide
Zinc
Most reactive metal
Tritium
Radioactive in nature
Match the polymers given in Column I with their main applications given in Coloumn II.
Column IColumn IIA. Bakelite1.Unbreakable crockeryB. Low density polyethene2.Non−stick cookwaresC. Melamine−formaldehyde resin 3.Packaging material for shock absorbanceD. Nylon−64.Electrical switchesE. Polytetrafluoroethane5.Squeeze bottlesF. Polystyrene6.Tyre,cords
32. Match the substances in Column A with their applications given in Column B.
Marie Curie
Safety Lamp
John dalton
Helium
William Ram'sey
Nobel Prize Winner
Sir Humphry davy
Atomic theory
Match the substances in Column I with their applications given in Column II.
Crushing of an ice cube
Rust
Making of curd from milk
Physical change
Plants making their food in the presence of sunlight
Chemical change
Color of coating appearing on silver when it is exposed to atmosphere
Photosynthesis
Brown coating appears on iron when it is exposed to air and moisture
Black