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DIFFERENCES
DIFFERENCES
DIFFERENCES
2. Inner surface act like a reflicting surface. Outer surface act like a reflecting surface.
3. This mirror forms both Real and Virtual Images. This mirror forms only Virtual images.
1. Converging light rays forms Real image. Diverging light rays form Virtual image.
2. It is Inverted. It is Erect.
3. Real image formed by Concave mirror Virtual Image formed by Concave , Convex and Plane mirror.
4. It is formed below the Principle axis. It is formed above the principle axis.
5. Height of the real image is Negative. Hight of the Virtula image is Positive.
3. Write the differences between Acids and Bases ?
Acids Bases
2.Acid turns blue litmus to red. Bases turns red litmus to blue.
3.Acid is a substance which contains hydrogen ion H+. Bases are substances which contain hydroxide ion OH−.
5.Hcl , HNO3 are some examples of acids. NaOH , KOH are some examples of bases.
3.Reacts immediately with acids It does not immediately react when exposed to acids.
4. Short leavening process The leavening process extended with the help of a second acid.
5. Write the differences between Convex lens and Concave lens ?
2. Inner surfaces act like a reflicting surface. Outer surfaces act like a reflecting surface.
3. This lens forms both Real and Virtual Images. This lens forms only Virtual images.
Roasting Calcination
2.Used for reducing sulphide ores. Used for reducing carbonate and hydroxide ores
3. The process of conversion of sulphide ores into The process of heating the ore at high temperature in absence of air
oxide ores in presence of air is known as roasting. is known as Calcination.
4. Sulphide Ores convert into Oxide ores. 4. Carbonate and hydroxide Ores convert into Oxide ores.
1.Work done in moving a charge from one point to another point. Work done by a source in taking a unit charge once around complete circuit.
2 Potential differences exists only when circuit is closed EMF exists even when circuit is open
4. Potential differences measured by using volt meter. EMF measured by using volt meter.