Environmental Science One atom of chlorine can destroy over __________ molecules of ozone. 10000 1000 25000 100000 10000 1000 25000 100000 ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Environmental Science A biodegradable plastic developed by Biopak Corporation Australia PVC Polyester Pet Biopol PVC Polyester Pet Biopol ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Environmental Science The green house gases, otherwise called radioactively active gases includes All of these N2O CH4 Carbon dioxide All of these N2O CH4 Carbon dioxide ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Environmental Science Who coined the slogan of Chipko Movement "Ecology is Permanent economy". Rachel Carson Jawaharlal Nehru Sunderlal Bahuguna Salim Ali Rachel Carson Jawaharlal Nehru Sunderlal Bahuguna Salim Ali ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Environmental Science The earth's radiative equilibrium temperature is: The temperature at which rates of evaporation and condensation on the earth are in balance The temperature at which the earth is absorbing solar radiation and emitting infrared radiation at equal rates The temperature at which the earth is radiating energy at maximum intensity The average temperature the earth must maintain to prevent the oceans from freezing solid The temperature at which rates of evaporation and condensation on the earth are in balance The temperature at which the earth is absorbing solar radiation and emitting infrared radiation at equal rates The temperature at which the earth is radiating energy at maximum intensity The average temperature the earth must maintain to prevent the oceans from freezing solid ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Environmental Science Carbon dioxide is called greenhouse gas because it is Transparent to heat but traps sunlight Transparent to both sunlight and heat Transparent to sunlight but traps heat Used in green-house to increase plant growth Transparent to heat but traps sunlight Transparent to both sunlight and heat Transparent to sunlight but traps heat Used in green-house to increase plant growth ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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