Monday, 20 April 2020

SCIENCE IN EVERYDAY LIFE For COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION

EVERYDAY SCIENCE MCQ AS ONE LINER


🔶Glycerol is purified by ➡️ Vacuum distillation.



🔶steam distillation technique are used for the separation of ➡️sandalwood oil, aniline, nitrobenzene.


🔶chromatography technique are used for the separation of ➡️ plant pigments, Dye stuffs, isolation.


🔶crystallization technique are used for the separation of ➡️ Mixture of sugar and salt by using ethyl alcohol.


🔶the estimation of age ofvthe carbon bering materials are done by ➡️ Radiocarbon dating.


🔶Age of fossil may be found out by determining the ratio of two isotopes of carbon. The isotopes are ➡️ c12 & c14


🔶the estimation of age of the earth, minerals and rocks are done  by ➡️ uranium dating.


🔶why sodium -24 is injected along  with salt solution ➡️ the flow of blood.


🔶which radioisotopes used in treatment of thyroid diseases ➡️ Iodine -131


🔶which radioisotopes used for brain imaging ➡️ Iodine -123


🔶which radioisotopes used in treatment of cancer disease ➡️ cobalt -60


🔶which radioisotopes used in treatment of leukemia therapy disease ➡️ phosphorus  -32



🔶which radioisotopes used in study the kinetics of photosynthesis ➡️ carbon -14


🔶the acid used in eye wash is ➡️ Boric acid.



🔶what is the main harmful drug found in tobacco ➡️ Nicotine.


🔶where the hydrochloric acid use ➡️ Gastric juices, dying, bathroom cleaner, tanning of leather and drugs  etc.


🔶where the nitric acid use ➡️ Fertilizer, dynamite, medicines, drugs and explosive etc.


🔶where the formic acid use ➡️ Insecticides, as a preservation of green fruits and rubber etc.



🔶where the sulphuric acid use ➡️ Petroleum exploration, colours, alum, medicines, detergents, fertilizer and battery etc.


🔶where the oxalic acid use ➡️ Photography, colouration and printing of clothes, removing ink or rust spot from the cloth.


🔶the purest form of water is ➡️ Rain water.


🔶plaster of paris is made of➡️ Gypsum


🔶where the plaster of paris use ➡️ for making toys, for plaster fractured bones, making surfaces smooth etc.


🔶setting of plaster of paris involves ➡️ Hydration to form other hydrates.


🔶where the element required for solar energy conversion ➡️ silicon.



🔶Tungsten is mainly used for making filaments of electric bulbs because of its ➡️ High melting point.



🔶which metal isused  in storage  batteries ➡️ Lead



🔶the first metal used by man was ➡️ copper



🔶the metal that is present in photo films is ➡️ silver


🔶which element pollutes the air ➡️ Lead


🔶the wire of flash bulb is made of ➡️ magnesium


🔶chocolates can be bad for health because it content high percentage of which element ➡️ Nickel.


🔶potassium permanganate is used for purifying drinking  water, because ➡️ it is an oxidising agent.



🔶Helium gas is filled in balloons because ➡️ it is lighter than air.



🔶the gases used in the respiratory activities of sailors (divers) are ➡️ Oxygen  and Helium



🔶where the helium gas use ➡️ filling balloons, weather related information and tyres of the aircraft etc.



🔶where the neon gas use ➡️ neon bulbs and fluorescent bulbs etc.



🔶where the Argon  gas use ➡️ Arc. Welding and to fill incandescent light bulbs.



🔶where the  krypton gas use ➡️ Airport runway and approach light.



🔶where the Xenon  gas use ➡️ high intensity, short exposure photographic, flash tubes etc.



🔶where the radon  gas use ➡️ for the treatment of cancer (Radiotherapy ).


🔶which material is used to make electric heater coil ➡️ Nichrome.


🔶the material used for electric fuse is an alloy of tin and lead.this alloy should have ➡️ High specific resistance and low melting point.


🔶where the ferric oxide use ➡️ jeweler rough


🔶where the silver nitrate use ➡️ prepare to ink


🔶where the silver iodide use ➡️ Artificial rain


🔶cooking gas contains a mixture of ➡️ methane & ethylene.


🔶the main components of the liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)➡️ methane, propane, butane


🔶which gas is found in maximum quantity in LPG gas cylinder ➡️ Butane


🔶which is a strong is smelling agent added to LPG cylinder to help in the detection of gas leakage ➡️ Ethyl mercaptan or thioethanol


🔶LPG is stored at ➡️ High pressure.


🔶which is better domestic fuel ➡️ LPG


🔶LPG in a domestic gas cylinder is stored in ➡️ Liquid state


🔶which gas is used in the cigarette lighter ➡️ Butane


🔶which fuel causes minimum environmental pollution ➡️ Hydrogen.


🔶Natural gas, petroleum, and coal are ➡️ Fossil fuels.


🔶which is obtained by carbonization of vegetable matter ➡️ coal.


🔶which is used as a filler in rubber tyres ➡️ Carbon black


🔶petroleum is a dark oily liquid also  called as ➡️ rock oil, mineral oil, crude oil or black gold.


🔶petroleum consists of a mixture of ➡️ Hydrocarbons


🔶by which we can measure the quality of petrol ➡️ Octane number.


🔶who determines the petroleum price in the world ➡️ OPEC


🔶by which we can measure the quality of diesel ➡️ Cetane number


🔶in firework, the red flame is produced because of ➡️ strontium


🔶in firework, the yellow  flame is produced because of ➡️ sodium


🔶in firework, the blue flame is produced because of ➡️ copper



🔶in firework, the green flame is produced because of ➡️ Barium


🔶in firework, the orange  flame is produced because of ➡️ calcium


🔶the most common fire extinguisher is ➡️ water


🔶the gas used to extinguish fire isv➡️ carbon dioxide


🔶which type of fire extinguisher is used for petroleum fire➡️ powder type.


🔶the tip of the match stick contains ➡️ mixture of antimony trisulphide &  potassium colorate.


🔶the side of match box contains ➡️ mixture of powdered glass and red phosphorus.


🔶which gas is inside an electrical bulb ➡️ Nitrogen


🔶which exide of nitrogen is used in chloroform solution ➡️ Nitrogen pent oxide


🔶which gas is 1.5 times heavier than water ➡️ carbon dioxide.


🔶which gas is essential for photosynthesis process ➡️ carbon dioxide


🔶what are the major pollutants of cigarette smoke ➡️ carbon monoxide & benzene


🔶which compound caused tragedy of Bhopal in 1984➡️ Methyl isocyanate


🔶which water that does not form lather with soap easily is called ➡️ Hard water


🔶Temporary hardness of water is due to the presence of ➡️ sulphates of calcium and magnesium.


🔶permanent hardness of water may be removed by addition of ➡️ sodium carbonate or calgon or zeolite.


🔶Major gaseous pollutant of thermal power station is ➡️ SO2


🔶the depletion of ozone layer is due to ➡️ chlorofluorocarbons


🔶Taj mahal is greatly affected due to ➡️ Acid rain


🔶where is the smog is likely to occur ➡️ Near  the industrial areas.


🔶the water pollution in the rivers are measured by ➡️ Amount of dissolved oxygen.


🔶the first organic compounds synthesized in the laboratory is ➡️ urea.


🔶the most abundantly found organic compound in the nature is ➡️ Cellulose


🔶the alcohol is used in the preparation of dynamite is ➡️ Glycerene.


🔶Detergents also called ➡️ soapless soap


🔶the advantage of detergents over soaps is ➡️ Detergents give lather even with hard water


🔶the chief source for the production of nitrogenous fertilizers is ➡️ Ammonia


🔶Raw materials used for the manufacturer of glass are ➡️ sand, soda, limestone


🔶where the flint glass use ➡️ optical instruments (like lens of camera, prisms, microscope, telescope etc.)


🔶where the crown glass use ➡️ Optical instruments.


🔶where the jena glass use ➡️ Bottles for keeping acids and alkalies in laboratory.


🔶where the crook's glass use ➡️ Eye lenses used in different eye defects and spectacles as it absorbs uv rays.


🔶which type of glass used in making bulletproof material ➡️ Glass laminates


🔶which type of glass is used for making glass reinforced plastic ➡️ Fibre glass


🔶cement os usually a mixture of ➡️ calcium silicate & calcium aluminate


🔶 cement is formed by strongly heating a mixture of ➡️ Limestone & clay.


🔶Non stick cooking utensil are coated with ➡️ Teflon.


🔶the name of plastic polymer from which combs, toys, bowls etc. Can be made  is ➡️ polystyrene.


🔶which polymeric materials is used for making bulletproof jackets ➡️ Kevlar


🔶which synthesis fiber is known as artificial silk ➡️ Rayon.


🔶the first synthetic fiber made by man was ➡️ Nylon


🔶in vulcanization, natural rubber is heated with ➡️ sulphur


🔶the substance that is added to make natural rubber strong and more bouncy is ➡️ sulphur


🔶if the rubber vulcanized with 5% sulphur, it is used for ➡️ making tyres



🔶if the rubber vulcanized with 30% sulphur, it is used for ➡️ making battery cases


🔶Rubber is coagulated from latex by adding ➡️ Acetic acid


🔶why analgesic medicines is used ➡️ to reduce
Pain.


🔶Acetyl salicylic acid is commonly used as which medicine ➡️ pain killer


🔶examples of analgesics medicines are ➡️ Aspirin, paracetamol, morphine.


🔶why antipyretics medicines is used ➡️ to reduce body temperature during high fever.


🔶example of antipyretics medicines are ➡️ aspirin, paracetamol, phenacetin, analgin, novalgin.


🔶dettol is a mixture of➡️ chloroxylenol and a-terpineol


🔶the antiseptic compound present in dettol➡️ chloroxylenol


🔶the part of cinchona plant which yields quinine is ➡️ Bark


🔶an iron ball and a wooden ball of the same radius are released from the same height in a vacuum. The time taken by both of the these to reach the ground is ➡️ exactly equal.


🔶a bullet fired from a gun making an angle of 45° with the earth's surface follows a ➡️ parabola path.


🔶the gravitational force of attraction between the sun and earth is balanced by➡️ centripetal force.


🔶fat can be separated from milk in a cream separator because of ➡️ centrifugal force.


🔶the working principal of a washing machine is ➡️ centrifugal force.


🔶when  a running car stop suddenly, the passengers tendbto lean forward because of ➡️ inertia of motion.


🔶Dusting of a blanket employs which scientific principal  ➡️ moment of inertia.


🔶if a bus takes a sharp turn then passengers inside move outward due to ➡️ inertia


🔶a rocket and jet engine works on the principal of conservation of ➡️ Linear momentum


🔶when a man jumps a boat to the shore, the boat slightly moves away from the shore due to ➡️ conservation of linear momentum.


🔶when a bullet is fired fromva gun recoils or gives a sharp pull in backward direction due to ➡️conservation of linear momentum.


🔶why a cricket player draws his hand back while catching ➡️ Due to impulse


🔶why bogies of a train are provided with buffers ➡️ Due to impulse.


🔶why vehicles like car, buses and scooter are provided with shockers ➡️ Due to impulse



🔶when a cricketer lowers his hand while catching the ball, its saves him from injury ➡️due to  impulse  force.


🔶Ball bearings are used in cycles, scooters etc. To ➡️ Reduce the friction between the wheel and the axle.


🔶when a body falls from an aeroplane, increasing its ➡️ Kinetic energy.


🔶a flying aeroplane possesses of ➡️ both kinetic &potential energy.


🔶The dynamo is a device for converting ➡️ mechanical energy into electrical energy


🔶The electric motor is a device for converting ➡️ electrical energy into mechanical energy.



🔶the solar cell is a device for converting ➡️ solar energy into electrical energy.


🔶the microphone is a device for converting
➡️ sound energy into electrical energy.


🔶the loudspeaker is a device for converting ➡️ electrical energy into sound energy.


🔶the musical instrument is a device for converting ➡️ mechanical energy into sound energy.


🔶candle converts ➡️ chemical energy into light energy and thermal energy.


🔶the electric cell(Battery ) is a device for converting ➡️ chemical energy into electrical energy.


🔶coal converts ➡️ chemical energy into thermal energy


🔶Heat engine converts ➡️ heat energy into mechanical energy.


🔶the electrical bulb is a device for converting ➡️ electrical energy into light energy.


🔶in which process light energy is converted into chemical energy ➡️ photosynthesis.


🔶the value of the g at the center of the earth is ➡️ zero.


🔶when we go above the surface of the earth, the acceleration due to gravity goes on ➡️ decrease


🔶when we go below  the surface of the earth, the acceleration due to gravity goes on ➡️ decrease


🔶the intensity of the earth's gravitational field is maximum at ➡️ the pole



🔶the intensity of the earth's gravitational field is minimum at ➡️ the equator.


🔶if we move from the equator to a pole, the value of g➡️ increase



🔶if we move from the pole to equator,  the value of g➡️ decrease.


🔶the rate of rotation of earth decrease, then the value of g ➡️ increase.



🔶the rate of rotation of earth increase, then the value of g ➡️ decrease.


🔶when a stone piece is brought from the moon's surface to the earth then ➡️ its weight wiil change but its mass would remain constant.


🔶which is the world's first man made satellite ➡️ sputnik


🔶india's first artificial satellite Aryabhata was launched from ➡️ soviet union in 1975.


🔶the weight of an object in a satellite orbiting around the earth is ➡️ zero


🔶a man inside of an artificial satellite feels weightlessness because the force of attraction due to the earth is ➡️ Equal to the centripetal force.


🔶Geostationary satellite are used for ➡️ reflected tv signals and telecast tv programs from one part of the world to another.


🔶which satellite helps to telecast tv network all over india ➡️ INSAT - IB


🔶polar satellite are used for ➡️ weather forecasting.


🔶in how many hours does polar satellite complete its one  revolution around the earth ➡️ 84 minutes.


🔶in how many hours does Geostationary  satellite complete its one  revolution around the earth ➡️ 24 hours.


🔶when satellite launched which velocity needed ➡️ Escape velocity.


🔶if lift is stationary or moving upward and downward with uniform speed ➡️ the weight of a body is equal to its true weight.


🔶A apparent weights of a person sitting in a lift is more than its real weight when the lift moves ➡️ Accelerating upward.


🔶A apparent weights of a person sitting in a lift is less than its real weight when the lift moves ➡️ Accelerating  downward.


🔶a person weights zero in a lift, which is ➡️ the cord of the lift broken.


🔶which instrument is used for the measurement of atmospheric pressure ➡️ Barometer.


🔶the sudden fall of the reading barometer indicates that the weather is ➡️ storm


🔶the slow  fall of the reading barometer indicates that the weather is ➡️  Rain


🔶the slow rise of the reading barometer indicates that the weather is ➡️ clear.


🔶in summer, sometimes the bicycle tube bursts inside the tube  because ➡️ the pressure of the air increases.


🔶the  fountain pen of a passenger leaks in aeroplane at height because ➡️ low atmospheric pressure.


🔶in high mountainous region bleeding through nose  because ➡️ the pressure of the blood in the capillaries is higher than the outside air pressure.


🔶the inside pressure of a soap bubble is ➡️ more than the atmospheric pressure.



🔶the operating principal of a hydraulic press, hydraulic lift and hydraulic brake is ➡️ pascal's law.


🔶when some detergent is added to water, the surface tension ➡️ decrease


🔶Raindrops are spherical due to ➡️ surface tension


🔶Floatation of needle on water due to ➡️ surface tension


🔶Dancing of camphor  on water due to ➡️ surface tension


🔶oil spreads over the surface of water  because ➡️ oil has less surface tension than water.



🔶The absorption of ink by blotting paper involves ➡️ capillarity action phenomenon.


🔶the rise of kerosene oil in wicks of lamps is due to which property of liquids ➡️ capillary action.


🔶melted wax in a candle rises up to wick by ➡️ capillary action.


🔶the root hairs of plants draw water from the soil through ➡️ capillary action.



🔶Action of towel in soaking up water from the body is due to➡️ capillary action of cotton in the towel.


🔶it is easier to swim in a sea water than in ordinary water because ➡️ Density of sea water is higher than that of ordinary water.


🔶a ship rises as it entres the sea from a river because the ➡️  Density of sea water is higher than of ordinary water.



🔶when cream is separated from milk the density of milk ➡️ increases


🔶Ice floats on water surface  because ➡️ Density of ice is lesser than the density of water.


🔶a piece  of ice is dropped in a glass of water, after melting of ice the level of water is ➡️ does not change.




🔶when a liquid flow through a pipe, its speed is maximum near ➡️ axis of pipe.


🔶when a liquid flow through a pipe, its speed is minimum near ➡️ walls of pipe.



🔶An ordinary pendulum clock runs faster in winter but slower in summer, because ➡️ the length of pendulum increase in summer but the length of pendulum decreases in winter.


🔶The time period of a simple pendulum at the center of earth is ➡️ infinite


🔶At moon the time period of simple pendulum increases because ➡️ Gravity at moon is very less.


🔶sound wave is an example of ➡️ Longitudinal mechanical waves.


🔶the sound having a frequency of 20 Hertz to 20000 Hertz are known as ➡️ Audible or sound waves.


🔶the velocity of less than 20 Hertz is known as➡️ Infrasonic waves.


🔶 the  infrasonic waves produced by ➡️ Earthquake, volcanic, eruption, ocean waves, elephants and whales.


🔶 the vvelocity of more than 20000 Hertz is known as➡️ ultrasonic waves.



🔶the ultrasonic waves are used for ➡️ sending signal, measuring the depth of sea, cleaning clothes & in ultrasonography.


🔶Bats can fly in the dark, because ➡️ They are guided by ultrasonic waves produced by them.




🔶at what temperature both celsius and fahrenheit scales equal ➡️ -40°



🔶Mercury is commonly used as a thermometric fluid rather than water because ➡️ Mercury has greater visibility than water.



🔶Temperature of the sun is measured with ➡️ Pyrometer.



🔶which of the substance has greatest specific heat ➡️ water



🔶which of the substance has lowest specific heat ➡️ Mercury.


🔶Clear nights are colder than  cloudy nights because of ➡️ radiation


🔶Heat from the sun reaches the earth by ➡️ Radiation.













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