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Chemistry / Materials

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Everyday Science

Non-stick cooking utensils are coated with __________?

A
Black paint
B
PVC
C
Teflon
D
Polystyrene
Explanation and memory cue

Non-stick cooking utensils are coated with Teflon, a brand name for polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), which provides a non-stick surface resistant to heat and chemical reactions. The other options like black paint, PVC, and polystyrene are not used for non-stick coatings in cookware.

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Chemistry / Fuels

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Everyday Science

Which type of coal has the maximum carbon content?

A
Peat
B
Lignite
C
Anthracite
D
Bituminous
Explanation and memory cue

Anthracite coal has the highest carbon content among the types of coal listed, making it the hardest and most energy-rich form of coal. Peat has the least carbon content, followed by lignite and bituminous coal.

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Astronomy / History

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Everyday Science

The Renaissance scientist who explained how planets moved around the sun was

A
Kepler
B
Rabelais
C
Francis Bacon
D
Gutenberg
Explanation and memory cue

Johannes Kepler was the Renaissance scientist who formulated the laws of planetary motion, explaining how planets move around the sun. The other options are either misspelled or unrelated to astronomy.

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Diseases

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Everyday Science

Which of the following is not a contagious disease?

A
Hysteria
B
Measles
C
Typhoid
D
Influenza
Explanation and memory cue

Hysteria is a psychological condition and not caused by infectious agents, so it is not contagious. Measles, typhoid, and influenza are all contagious diseases caused by viruses or bacteria that can spread from person to person.

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Astronomy

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Almost identical eclipses occur after 18 years and 11 days. This cycle is known as ___________?

A
Partial Eclipse cycle
B
Total Eclipse Cycle
C
Saros Cycle
D
None of the above
Explanation and memory cue

The Saros cycle is approximately 18 years, 11 days, and 8 hours long, after which nearly identical eclipses (solar or lunar) repeat. This is a well-known astronomical cycle used to predict eclipses.

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Planets

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Everyday Science

Which gases are mostly found on the planet Jupiter?

A
Hydrogen
B
Chlorine
C
Hydrogen and Helium
D
Neon
Explanation and memory cue

Jupiter is primarily composed of hydrogen and helium gases, making option C the correct answer. These two gases constitute the majority of the planet's atmosphere.

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Gases

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Example of gases having monoatomic molecules are __________?

A
Nitrogen
B
Hydrogen
C
Neon and argon
D
Oxygen and nitrogen
Explanation and memory cue

Monoatomic gases consist of single atoms rather than molecules. Neon and argon are noble gases that exist as monoatomic gases under standard conditions, unlike nitrogen and oxygen which are diatomic molecules.

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Meteorology

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In places where the air temperature is below the freezing point of water, precipitation will be in the form of __________?

A
Snow
B
Lightning
C
Hailstorms
D
Thunders
Explanation and memory cue

When the air temperature is below the freezing point of water, precipitation falls as snow because water vapor freezes directly into ice crystals. Other options like lightning, hailstorms, and thunders are not forms of precipitation caused by freezing air temperature.

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Chemistry / Surfactants

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Soap and detergents remove dirt from clothes due to___________?

A
Osmosis
B
Capillary action
C
Lowering of interfacial tension
D
Diffusion
Explanation and memory cue

Soap and detergents remove dirt by lowering the interfacial tension between water and oil/dirt, allowing the dirt to be emulsified and washed away.

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Molecular Weight

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Everyday Science

What is the molecular weight of ammonia (NH3)?

A
17.031 g/mol
B
18.031 g/mol
C
19.031 g/mol
D
27.033 g/mol
Explanation and memory cue

The molecular weight of ammonia (NH3) is calculated by adding the atomic masses of one nitrogen atom (approximately 14.007 g/mol) and three hydrogen atoms (approximately 1.008 g/mol each), totaling about 17.031 g/mol, which corresponds to option A.