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Cement: Definition, Composition, Types, Function

  • Author: Praveen Sahu
  • Date:25-01-2023

Cement: The earliest known occurrence of Cement dates back to twelve million years ago. Cement

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Restriction Enzymes: Definition, Types and Applications

  • Author: Harshitha A
  • Date:25-01-2023

Different kinds of specific enzymes are employed in genetic engineering or recombinant DNA technology. Restriction

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Primary and Secondary Metabolites- Definition, Types and Functions

  • Author: Taufiya Tazeen
  • Date:25-01-2023

Primary and Secondary Metabolites: Understanding metabolism is key to understanding the behaviour of all living

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Secondary Sexual Characters – Definition and Roles

  • Author: Manisha Minni
  • Date:24-01-2023

Secondary Sexual Characters: As male and female human beings are born, there are unique aspects

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Satellite: Definition, Types, & Facts

  • Author: Anum
  • Date:25-01-2023

A Satellite can be defined as an object orbiting around a larger object in space. A

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Vitamins: Definition, Structure, Food, Functions

  • Author: Ankita Sahay
  • Date:25-01-2023

Vitamins and minerals are micronutrients that the body need to carry out a range of

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Right Circular Cone: Definition, Properties, Area, Volume, Examples

  • Author: Keerthi Kulkarni
  • Date:26-01-2023

A cone is a three-dimensional solid having a circular base and the apex or vertex.

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Abiotic Components – Definition, Types & Significance

  • Author: Sagarika Swamy
  • Date:22-06-2023

Abiotic Components are non-living elements of an environment that impact the associated living things. The

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Problems on Trains: Definition, Rules, Solved Examples, Formulas

  • Author: Madhurima Das
  • Date:25-01-2023

Questions on speed, time, and distance are common in quantitative aptitude section of most government

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Proportion: Definition, Formulas, Examples

  • Author: Madhurima Das
  • Date:19-01-2025

Proportion: When two ratios are equal, we can say the ratios are in proportion. There

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