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Most important geography question with answer for all competitive exam( upsc, state pcs, ssc, railway, si , delhi police).

Most important geography question with answer for all competitive exam( upsc, state pcs, ssc, railway, si). Universe  related question . 1.  The atmosphere  of planet  venus is made up of  thick  and  yellowish  clouds of... .?   Ans-  sulphuric acid . 2.  which of the following  group of          planet  is termed as ' gas planet '       as they  are  composed  primarily       of lighter  ices,  liquids and                   gases? Ans-  jupiter,  uranus , neptune, saturn. 3.  which one among the following         planet has the largest  number of       known  satellite? Ans-  saturn. 4.  what is the radius  of earth ? Ans- 6371 km. 5.  if the orbit  of a planet is an      ...
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Detailed information regarding cricket world cup

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 Cricket world cup  . The cricket world cup was first held in            1975. . It was organised by the international                cricket council. . First game details. Date-  7 june 1975. Venue-  Lord's  cricket  ground, london , england . First match-  England VS India.   Winner of the forst world  cup 1975.  Winner- westindies.  Runner up-  Australia.  Final venue- Lord's  cricket ground london.  Top performances in world cup. 1. Most runs.  Sachin tendulkar  ( india) .  Runs- 2228,  Years- 1992-2011. 2.  Most wicket. Glenn mc grath ( Australia)  Wicket - 71.  Years - 1996-2007. 3. Most centuries. Rohit sharma ( India)  Centuries- 7. Years - 2015 - 2023. 4.  Highest  individual score. Martin guptil (new zealand) VS  west indies. Years- 2015. 5. Best bowling  figures. Glenn mc gr...
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What happens if we eat pomegranate daily , What are various vitamins in pomegranate

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                          Pomegranate  Eating  pomegranate  daily can have  a range  of positive  effects  on your health ,  thanks to its rich  nutritional  profile  and numerous bioactive compounds . Here's a detailed breakdown  of the benefits. 1.Improves heart health. Pomegranate  is particularly beneficial  for  cardiovascular  health.  .  Lower cholestrol:    The  antioxidants  in  pomegranate ,                  particularly   punicalagins  and                          anthocyanins help lower  like ( bad                  cholestrol )  and increases  HDL  (                  ...
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comparison between acid and base

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                                   acid                                    1.  Acid is sour in taste,  Base is bitter in taste. 2.   Acid turns blue litmus to red,  Bases turns red litmus to  blue. 3.  Acis PH is  less than  7,  Base  PH is greater than  7.  4.   It  is produces   H+ ion ( hydrogen ion) solution, Base  produces  OH ion  in  slution. 5.   Corrosive to metals,  Base is slippery to touch . 6.   React with  base  to form salt  and water, React with acid  to form salt and water. 7.  Example of acid- HCL, H2SO4.  Example of base NAOH,KOH. 8.  Conducts electricity in solution , in base  is also conducts electricity in  ...
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What is admixture, and types of admixture

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  An admixture in concrete  is a substances or mixture of substances , other than water, aggregates, and cement  that is added to the concrete mix to modify  its properties . Admixture are typically  used to improve  the workability , durability , or strength  of concrete or to facilitate  specific construction requirements.  There are several types of admixtures. 1.Accelerators. These speed up the setting  and curing time  of concrete , often  used in cold weather   condition .Often includes calcium chloride . Increases heat of hydration. Faster setting time - Accelerator reduces  the time  required  for concrete to set,  enabling quicker project  progress. Cold weather  application - useful  in low  temprature  to counteract  delayed setting caused by cold weather.                       Increases setting time...
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What is slump test, why slump test perform on site, procedure

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                              Slump test  The slump test is a  simple  and widely used  test  in civil engineering  to measure  the workability or consistency  of fresh concrete . Workability  is the  ease  with which  concrete can  be mixed , placed ,  compacted , and finished  without segregation  or  bleeding . Here's  detailed explanation  of why  and  how it is performed. Why slump- test is  performed on construction site. The slum test is perfomed  on- site  for the  following key  reason . 1. Immediate quality check of concrete. On site verification - It provides  a quick  and immediate  assessment  of the workability  of freshly  mixed  concrete before  it is placed. Batch -to - consistency - ensures uniformity  between  differe...
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Detailed explanation of stainless steel

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 .                       Stainless steel  Stainless steel  is a corrosion  resistent  alloy of  iron , chromium , and other element  it is known for its ability  to resist  oxidation  and rusting  due to the  formation  of a passive  chromium  oxide layer  on its surface . This makes it highly  suitable  for application  requiring durability , hygiene , and aesthetic appeal. Manufacturing process of stainless steel . The production of stainless steel involve  several  steps. 1. Raw material selection . Iron ore , chromium , nickel and other alloying  element  are selected  based on desired grade. 2. Melting . Raw material are melted  in an electric arc  furnace (EAF)  or basic oxygen  furnace (BOF). 3. Refining . The molten metal is  refined  to  remove  impurities and a...
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Detailed explanation of alloys steel

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                             Alloys steel  Alloys steel is a type of steel that  include  various  alloying element  in  addition to carbon , such as chromium , nickel , molybdenum , vanadium , and manganese , to enhance  certain properties of the steel . Alloys  steel is classified based on the  percentage  of alloying  element present , typically  divided  into low-alloy  steel , and high  alloy steel. Manufacturing process of alloy steel  The manufacturing process  of alloy  steel involves several key steps , which typically  include . 1. Melting and mixing . Raw material - Iron ore , carbon , and various alloying  element like (Chromium,  nickel , molybdenum etc.) are prepared . Melting - the raw material are melted  in a  furnace( electric arc or induction furnace) at high temprature . Alloying ...
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Detailed explanation of carbon steel

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                            Carbon steel  Carbon steel is an alloy of  iron and  cabon , wher carbon is the  primary  alloying  element . It may also contain smal amount of  other  element like  manganese, silicon , or copper but the total  amount  of other element is generally kept low . The carbon content  in carbon steel can range  from 0.05 to  about 2.0% Manufacturing  process of carbon steel. 1. Raw  material  preparation . Iron ore , coal and limestone  are the primary  raw material . These are the  prepared  and  transported  to the  steel plant. 2. Iron making.  The raw material are  melted  in a blast furnace  to produce  molten  pig iron, which contain a  high amount of carbon  and impurities  3. Steel making .  The pig iron is  refine...
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Comparison between metal and non -metal on the basis of their chemical properties

 Metals   1. Electron configuration.  Metals  typically have 1 to 3  electrons  in their outer shell , which they  can easily  lose  to form  positive ions (cations).  2. Reactivity.  Metals tends to react  with non -metals  and acids.for example  alkali metals  like sodium  react with  vigorously with water , while transition  metal can react  with acids to release  hydrogen gas . 3. Oxides formation .  Metals oxides are generally  basic in nature . For instance , sodium acid react  with water  to form  sodium hydroxide (a strong base). 4. Tendency to form compounds  Metal  often form  ionic  compounds  by transferring  electron to nonmetal. for examples sodium chloride (Nacl) forms sodium and chlorine. 5. Conductivity.  Metals are good conductors  odf electricity and heat  due to  the presence of free- ...
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Health benefits of eating apple

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                     Apple Health benefits of eating apple. 1.  Support heart health. Apple are rich in soluble fibre and flavonoids that help lower cholesterol and reduce blood pressure, supporting cardiovascular health. 2.Aids in weight management.  The fibre and water content in apple make them filling,which can help control appetite and prevent overeating. 3.Promotes gut health. Apple contain pectin, a type of soluble fibre that acts as a probiotic, feeding beneficial bacteria in your gut and  promoting digestive health. 4.Regulates blood sugar. The fibre in apple  slows sugar absorption, helping to  stabilize blood sugar levels  and  improves insulin sensitivity. 5.Boost brain health.  Antioxidant in apple, such as  quercetin, may protect brain cells from oxidative damage, which may improve memory and reduce the risk of age related brain disorders. 6.strengthens the immune system. ...
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What are the factors that affects the degree of consolidation

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