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  • A. Ratio autoanalyser
  • B. Neutron probe
  • C. GM counter
  • D. Dosimeter

Explanation: A Geiger-Müller counter detects ionizing radiation by registering the electrical pulses produced in its gas-filled tube.

Correct answer: GM counter
  • A. 25%N & 23% P2O3
  • B. 46%N & 23% P2O3
  • C. None of the above
  • D. 23%N & 23% P2O3

Explanation: Nitrophos is an NP complex fertilizer commonly formulated as 23% nitrogen and 23% phosphorus expressed as P₂O₅.

Correct answer: 23%N & 23% P2O3
  • A. NH3
  • B. NH48CO2
  • C. NH3 & CH4
  • D. All the above

Explanation: Industrial urea is manufactured from ammonia and carbon dioxide under pressure, forming ammonium carbamate before dehydration to urea.

Correct answer: NH48CO2
  • A. C3 plant
  • B. C2 plant
  • C. C4 plant
  • D. None of the aboveDownload Nature Guides

Explanation: Sugarcane uses the C4 pathway, which concentrates carbon dioxide around Rubisco and gives efficient photosynthesis under high temperature…

Correct answer: C4 plant
  • A. 23
  • B. 35
  • C. 45
  • D. 21State & Local Government

Explanation: Ammonium sulphate, (NH₄)₂SO₄, contains about 21% nitrogen by mass, with the remainder mainly sulphur and oxygen.

Correct answer: 21State & Local Government
  • A. 0-50 cm
  • B. 150-70 cm
  • C. 70-80 cm
  • D. None of the above

Explanation: Tundra regions are cold and generally dry, with mean annual precipitation commonly below 50 cm.

Correct answer: 0-50 cm
  • A. CO2 + H2O light O2 + (CH3O)
  • B. CaCO3 + 2HCl CaCl2 H2O+CO3
  • C. ((CH2O) + O2 CO2 + H2O)
  • D. None of the above

Explanation: Photosynthesis uses carbon dioxide and water in the presence of light to form carbohydrate and release oxygen, represented generally as…

Correct answer: CO2 + H2O light O2 + (CH3O)
  • A. 0%
  • B. 3%
  • C. 5%
  • D. 10%

Explanation: Plant nitrogen concentrations below about 3% of dry matter are commonly taken as deficient, although the critical value varies with crop…

Correct answer: 3%
  • A. Biurct (NH2CONH CONH2 H2O)
  • B. Uric acid
  • C. Diuret
  • D. Both b & c

Explanation: When urea is heated, part of it condenses to form biuret, which can injure or inhibit sensitive crops, especially during foliar…

Correct answer: Biurct (NH2CONH CONH2 H2O)
  • A. 46%N & 18%P2O3
  • B. 18% N & 46% P2O5
  • C. 100%P2O3
  • D. 50%P2O3

Explanation: Commercial DAP is conventionally graded 18-46-0, meaning 18% nitrogen and 46% phosphorus expressed as P₂O₅.

Correct answer: 18% N & 46% P2O5
  • A. TSP
  • B. DAP
  • C. None of the above
  • D. MAP

Explanation: Zorawar is used as a brand name for mono-ammonium phosphate (MAP), a fertilizer supplying nitrogen and a high proportion of phosphorus.

Correct answer: MAP
  • A. Phosphorus
  • B. Nitrogen
  • C. Organic
  • D. Zinc

Explanation: Phosphorus is especially important for early root development and proliferation, which is why phosphorus deficiency often produces a…

Correct answer: Phosphorus
  • A. C12H24O12
  • B. C6H12O6
  • C. C3H6O6
  • D. C5H12O6

Explanation: Photosynthesis converts carbon dioxide and water into glucose, represented by C6H12O6, while oxygen is released as a by-product.

Correct answer: C6H12O6
  • A. Compress metter
  • B. Micrograph
  • C. Farinograph
  • D. All the above

Explanation: A farinograph measures dough development, consistency and stability by recording resistance during mixing.

Correct answer: Farinograph
  • A. 150
  • B. 175
  • C. 201
  • D. 225

Explanation: One cup of cooked white rice contains roughly 200 to 205 kcal, depending on serving size and water absorption.

Correct answer: 201
  • A. All the above
  • B. Potassium acetate
  • C. Calcium acetate
  • D. Sodium acetate

Explanation: Sodium, potassium and calcium acetates can inhibit mould growth in baked products, so the combined option is intended.

Correct answer: All the above
  • A. Silicoaluminate
  • B. Phosphate salts
  • C. Magnesium carbonate
  • D. All the above

Explanation: Phosphate salts are common chemical leavening agents because they react with bicarbonate to release carbon dioxide, which expands the…

Correct answer: Phosphate salts
  • A. Ether
  • B. Alcohol
  • C. Monosodium glutamic acid All the above
  • D. All the above

Explanation: Monosodium glutamate, commonly called MSG, enhances savoury or umami flavour by intensifying existing taste.

Correct answer: Monosodium glutamic acid All the above
  • A. All the above
  • B. Aldehydes
  • C. Ketones
  • D. Esters

Explanation: Esters, aldehydes and ketones are all important classes of compounds used to produce synthetic flavour notes.

Correct answer: All the above
  • A. Warner-Bratzler sheer
  • B. Short meter
  • C. Compress meter
  • D. All the above

Explanation: A shortometer measures the shortness or brittleness characteristic of pastries, cookies and crackers.

Correct answer: Short meter