Atomic number
Atomic mass
Quantum numbers
None of these
C. Quantum numbers
amylase
lipase
carboxypeptidase
carbonic anhydrase
Earthquakes
Magnetic reversals
Hurricanses
Increased deposition of deep-sea sediments
An atom
A cation
A molecule
An anion
Calcium, magnesium and iron
Magnesium, Calcium and tin
Magnesium, tin and iron
Iron, tin and calcium
Orion
Terylene
Rayon
Nylon
It burns in air to form water
It supports combustion
It readily combines with fluorine and chlorine
It combines with almost all metals forming hydrides
core
photosphere
sunspots
corona
permeable
semipermeable
selectively permeable
impermeable
Adhesives
Detergents
Insecticides
Moth repellants
Nucleic acid
Carbohydrate
Collagen
Polymer
Zinc
Iron
Copper
Lead
Pyrex glass
Soft glass
Flint glass
Jena glass
Sodium
Cerium
Francium
Lithium
None of these
Ultraviolet rays
Infra Red rays
Cosmic Rays
It activate H2O molecule
Photo-electricity reaction starts
Some of the gas molecules become bigger
It cause combination of oxygen and nitrogen
Argon
Vanadium
Iodine
Sulphur
Potassium Permanganate
Bleaching Powder
Chlorine
Washing Soda
Desiccation
Efflorescence
Deliquescene
Osmosis
Conversion of nitrogen to nitric acid.
Production of nitrogen from air
Convert the atmospheric nitrogen to effective nitrogen compound.
Liquifaction of nitrogen
Carbon dioxide
Hydrogen Sulphide
Oxygen
Nitrogen
A piece of iron that is not a permanent magnet
The north pole of another permanent magnet
A positively charged glass rod
A negatively charged rubber rod
Uranium
Plutonium
Thorium
Zirconium
evaporation
condensation
sublimation
deposition
Pulley
Microscope
Thermemoter
Barometer
Soil erosion
Soil wash
Silting of soil
Soil creep
Coulomb
Hum
Cycles
Decible
Platinum
Quartz
gold
Diamond
autogamy
entomophily
anemophily
ornithophily
Granulocyte
Neuron
Reticulocyte
Nephron
Beaufort scale
Secant scale
Mercalli scale
Richter scale