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1481

Which nitrogenous waste product is removed from the blood by the kidneys?

CBSE10
1482

In Activity 3.12, if copper wire is placed in iron sulphate solution and an iron nail in copper sulphate solution, what observations would confirm the relative reactivity of copper and iron?

CBSE10
1483

What is the method of balancing chemical equations by using the smallest whole number coefficient called?

NCERT10
1484

What is the hybridization of the carbonyl carbon atom in aldehydes and ketones?

CBSE12
1485

Write the balanced equation for dilute sulphuric acid reacting with zinc granules.

CBSE10
1486

What is the role of chromosomes in heredity?

CBSE12
1487

Non-metallic oxides are generally considered:

CBSE10
1488

The magnetic orbital quantum number (m_l) gives information about the spatial orientation of the orbital. For a given azimuthal quantum number 'l', the possible values of 'm_l' are:

CBSE11
1489

The carbon atoms involved in a carbon-carbon double bond in alkenes are typically hybridized as:

NCERT11
1490

What causes the formation of 'scum' when soap is used with hard water?

CBSE10
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