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E-waste What contributes to e-waste? Discarded electronic devices like televisions, personal computers, floppies, audio-video CDs, batteries, electric switches, telephones, air conditioners, cellphones, electronic toys, refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, kitchen utensi..

. Overheating of the core containing the nuclear fuel could result in the release of wastes into the air. However, many mechanical safeguards are used to prevent over heati..

The suffix -ene is added to the word roo..

Hospitals use large amount of sensitive chemicals to control diseases. Further, they contain materials, utensils containing large amount of pathogens. When hospital wastes are not properly disposed off, they can cause many health hazards to healthy people - as pathogen..

Nitrogen containing waste products are derived from the deamination of the excess amino-acids consumed in the food and also from the breakdown of the proteins and nucleic acids. The following are the nitrogenous waste products produced by animal..

These form the principal excretory product. They are formed mainly as the end product of protein metabolism. Some wastes are generated by the metabolism of nucleic acids. The principal nitrogenous waste product varies in different animals. The three main nitrogen containing..

A rectangular matchbox contains 45 sticks. If a jumbo box is made by doubling all the dimensions of this rectangular matchbox, then how many sticks can the jumbo box hold? => 180 or 2025 or 90 or 360..

In molecules containing double bond, which has a pi bond, there is no free rotation and such molecules exist in isomeric forms of 'cis' and 'trans'. In the 'cis' form the similar atoms lie on the same side of a plane placed along the internuclear axis while in the 'trans' form..

A certain cell culture grows at a rate proportional to the number of cells present. If the culture contains 2000 cells initially and 6000 after three hours, then what is the doubling time? => 1 / 2 hr or 2 1 / 2 hrs or 1 hr or 1 1 / 2 hr or 2 hrs..

Alkenes - Alkenes are unsaturated hydrocarbons containing a carbon double bond (C=C) in their molecule. They were earlier known as olefi..