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Air Layering
example for air layering In plants where the stem cannot be bent to the ground, the stem is girdled or given an slit at an upward angle. Then, it is covered with moist moss or cotton and wrapped in a polythene sheet to preserve the moisture. After a few weeks, adventitious roots arise from the injured part. The ..
Presence of Water Vapour in Air
Ordinary air seems to be dry. It does not cause wetness on our body or clothes. However, you may have some idea about the huge quantity of rain, snow, dew, etc. that gets formed in a year throughout the world. All of it comes only from the air. Thus, the apparent dryness of ..
Air - Essential for Burning
air is necessary for burning We know that without air, we cannot burn anything. In the laboratory, if the flame of a spirit lamp is to be put out, we just place the lid of the spirit lamp on it (Fig.5.1..
Burning in Absence of Air
? Remember : In exceptional cases, where oxygen is not needed at all for burning there is a subtle difference between the terms combustion and burning. Combustion requires oxygen gas either from the air or that which is released from chemicals used in a reaction. When a chemical reaction ..
Summary of the Constituents of Air and their Significance
="left"> Determines the climatic conditions, such as humidity, rain, snow, dew, mist, etc Noble gases 0.94% Helium used in balloons; Neon used on electronic advertisement signs; Radon used in radiotherapy for treatment of cancer Dust particles Variable Serve as nuclei for the condensation of water ..
Sketch the locus of an object thrown in air at an angle less than 90&d..
Sketch the locus of an object thrown in air at an angle less than 90° with the ground. => Figure 1 or Figure 2 or Figure 3 or Figure 4..
Which of the figures shows an acute angle?
Which of the figures shows an acute angle? => Figure 2 or Figure 1 or Figure 3 or Figure 1 and Figure 3..
Chemical Properties of Sulphur - With Air or Oxygen
Chemical Properties of Sulphur - With Air or Oxygen - When heated in air or oxygen, sulphur first melts and then burns with a blue flame to form sulphur dioxide and some traces of sulphur trioxid..
b) The air stirred up, or "burbles," and drag is very great.
The air flows smoothly past the wing and the drag is very small. The air strikes the wing at a greater angle and the drag is increased. The air is stirred up, or the air 'burbles' and the drag is very great..
Oxygen is One-fifth by Volume in Air
experiment showing  the presence of oxyjen . Just touch the phosphorus with the hot end and withdraw it immediately. Then cover the bell jar tightly with the lid. You will notice that the yellow phosphorus starts burning, and the air space inside gets filled with white fumes. These are fumes of phosphorus (V) oxid..
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