silicate
protein
fat
carbohydrate
A. silicate
shaking with caustic soda solution
shaking with water
fractional distillation of liquid air
passing air over heated magnesium
rubbers
fibres
resins
sugars
aquatic macrophytes
aquatic fungi
effluents
evapotranspiration
Carbon dioxide
Ammonia
Chlorine
Hydrogen sulphide
magnetic oxide of iron
ferric oxide
ferrous oxide
ferrous carbonate
three
four
one
five
as a drying agent
as a refrigerant
as an antiseptic
as a bleaching agent
benzene
methane
ethane
butane
streptomycin
terramycin
aureomycin
codein
tungsten
nickel
manganese
chromium
nitrogen
nitrous oxide
nitric oxide
nitrogen peroxide
Bronze
Brass
Solder
Gun metal
dextrose
fruit sugar
beet sugar
blood sugar
Ammonium nitrate
Nitre
Charcoal powder
Sulphur
copper sulphate and water
copper sulphate, lime and water
thio-urea and lime
copper sulphate and thio-urea
mercaptans
propylene
carbon disulphide
phosgene
acid fumes
sodium bicarbonate
carbon dioxide
sodium carbonate
wood charcoal
animal charcoal
coconut charcoal
lamp black
ammonia
ammonium nitrate
ammonium chloride
ammonium nitrite
Fe and C
Mn and C
Fe and Mn
Fe, Mn and C
A
C
B12
B1
loss of electrons
gain of electrons
gain of oxygen
removal of hydrogen
quicklime
gypsum
soda lime
bleaching powder
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
Rutherford
Moseley
Niels Bohr
J.J. Thomson
from coal mines
when wood is burnt in excess of air
by heating coal out of contact with air
by heating wood out to contact with air
sodium nitrate
Potassium nitrate
sodium thiosulphate
ammonium chloride
Polyethylene
Nylon
Terylene
Rayon
Lavoisier
Priestley
Dalton
Avogadro
land pollution
air pollution
noise pollution
water pollution