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Components of environment are:
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The layer of earth around the earth is called:
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Nitrogen in the atmosphere is:
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Reasons of pollution are:
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Volcanoes produce $SO_{2}$:
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Coal contains sulphur in it:
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Main cause of reducing map is:
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Unit of ozone is:
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Depletion of ozone is more during the month:
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A single free chlorine radical can destroy ozone molecules upto:
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How much pesticides have been synthesized at present?
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Forms of waste products:
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Contamination of water of tanning industries is due to:
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Factors affecting quality of water:
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BOD is the oxygen demand within day(s):
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Water is purified by the process:
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Which is used as a coagulant:
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Chloroform is carcinogenic:
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Newspaper can be recycled again and again by how many times?
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The temperature in the incineration process has a range:
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In purification of potable water the coagulate used is:
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DDT is a:
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Fungicides are the pesticides which:
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A single chloride free radical can destroy how many ozone molecules?
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