sucrose
maltose
glucose
fructose
aquatic macrophytes
aquatic fungi
effluents
evapotranspiration
coal gas
producer gas
water gas
gobar gas
chloroform
acetic acid
phenol
carbon tetrachloride
red phosphorus and oxygen
white phosphorus and oxygen
carbon monoxide and chlorine
carbon dioxide and chlorine
Aluminium
Chromium
Nickel
Tungsten
Nitrogen
Phosphorus
Potassium
Mercury
carbohydrates
proteins
salts
fats
wrought iron
steel
pig iron
nickel steel
Sedimentation
Electrophoresis
Tyndall effect
Brownian movement
ethyl alcohol
methyl alcohol
carbon monoxide
carbon dioxide
silicate
protein
fat
carbohydrate
acetic acid
oxalic acid
chromic acid
citric acid
a disinfectant
an analgesic
a hypnotic
a dye
it is lighter than air
in the lower layers it becomes unstable
ultra-violet light is present only in the upper layers
it mixes freely with O2 in the upper layers
Nitric acid
Hydrochloric acid
Silver nitrate
Sulphuric acid
tin and copper
tin and lead
tin and zinc
tin, copper and zinc
brass
common salt
cane sugar
water
Dalton
Cavendish
Avogadro
Berzelius
iodine in potassium iodide
iodine in alcohol
iodine in water
iodine in carbon disulphide
urea
methane
acetic acid
benzene
nickel
aluminium
mercury
calcium
it is an allotrope of carbon
it gives CO2 on heating
it contains free electrons
it is oxidised to graphitic acid
carbon disulphide
carbon tetrachloride
phosgene
chloroform
magnesium chloride
sodium chloride
calcium sulphate
potassium chloride
273 K
0 K
273°C
-273°C
to make air a moderate supporter of combustion
to maintain the density of air constant
to prevent the hydrogen in air from exploding
to reduce the poisonous nature of ozone in air
hydrochloric acid
citric acid
tartaric acid
acetic acid
Chloroform
Morphine
Streptomycin
Cocaine
low pressure and high temperature
low pressure and low temperature
high pressure and low temperature
high pressure and high temperature