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Chemically the term alcohol refers to a group of organic compounds, having -OH group in their composition. But the word alcohol used by the common man refers to ethyl alcohol or ethanol. It has a variety of uses, especially as a solvent. But by far the greatest use of alcohol is in the f..

Human Reproductive System - The human beings are bisexual with two separate sexes - male and female. The individuals of the two sexes show distinctive features called the secondary sexual characteristics . Some of the male secondary sexual characteristics are facial hair, cracki..

The human beings are bisexual with two separate sexes - male and female. The individuals of the two sexes show distinctive features called the secondary sexual characteristics . Some of the male secondary sexual characteristics are facial hair, cracking of voice, etc. female secondary..

Introduction - The term 'natural resources' refers to all the natural things on our earth. It includes everything, that is naturally available and that is not creatable by any human activity. It specifically excludes the materials created by man. Human being and his an..

These are likely to be finished by human use. They are further of 2 kinds renewable and non- renewabl..

Resources that are unlimited in nature and are not likely to be exhausted by human activities fall under this category. Solar radiation, air, water, precipitation (rainfall, snow fall, etc.,) and atomic power are some instances of such resources. Some of them may unde..

This type of resources are limited in nature and are liable to be degraded in quantity and quality by the human activities. Examples are forests, soil, wild animals, minerals, fossil fuels et..

The inexhaustible natural resources are unlimited in nature, and they are not likely to be exhausted by human activities. Example are solar radiation, air, water, precipitation (rainfall, snow fall, etc.,) and atomic powe..

All our natural resources which we manipulate to satisfy human needs come from the environment. These are air, water, soil, minerals, coal, petroleum, animals and plant..

Management and Replenishment of Natural Resources - With the exponential increase in human population and increased technological advancement, the natural resources are getting relentlessly exploited. There is a need for optimisation of its usage. This is possible only..