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How did the British conquer India and establish their rule?

The British conquered India in the following ways:1.     They subjugated local nawabs and rajas.2.     They established control over the economy and society collected revenue to meet all their expenses, bought goods...

Class 8 Subject: Social Studies Topic: History
What do official records not tell? How do we come to know about them?

Official records do not always help us understand what other people in the country felt, and what lay behind their actions. For that we have diaries of people, accounts of pilgrims and travellers, autobiographies of i...

Class 8 Subject: Social Studies Topic: History
What did the British do to preserve important official documents and letters?

The British felt the need to preserve all the important official documents and letters. For this, they set up record rooms attached to all administrative institutions. The village tahsildar’s office, the collectorate,...

Class 8 Subject: Social Studies Topic: History
Historians divide Indian history into ancient, medieval and modem. But this division too has its problems. What are these problems?

This periodisation has been borrowed from the West where the modem period was associated with the growth of all the forces of modernity such as science, reason, democracy, liberty and equality. Medieval was a term use...

Class 8 Subject: Social Studies Topic: History
How did James Mill view India?

James Mill did not cherish any positive idea about India. He was of the opinion that all Asian societies were at a lower level of civilisation than Europe. According to his telling of history, before the British came...

Class 8 Subject: Social Studies Topic: History
Explain nucleophilic substitution reactions in haloalkanes with examples.

·         SN1: Two-step (formation of carbocation), seen in 3° haloalkanes·         SN2: One-step, backside attack, inversion of configuration Example: CH3CH2Br+OH−→CH3CH2OH+Br−

Class 12 Subject: Chemistry Topic: Basics Of Class 12th Chemistry
Explain lanthanide contraction and its consequences.

Lanthanide contraction is the gradual decrease in atomic/ionic size across the lanthanide series due to poor shielding by 4f electrons. Consequences:·         Similar sizes of 4d and 5d elements ·         Dif...

Class 12 Subject: Chemistry Topic: Basics Of Class 12th Chemistry
Explain Werner’s theory with example.

·         Primary valency = oxidation state (ionisable)·         Secondary valency = coordination number (non-ionisable)Example:[Co(NH3)6]Cl3​ Cl⁻ are outside (primary), NH₃ inside coordination sphere...

Class 12 Subject: Chemistry Topic: Basics Of Class 12th Chemistry
Explain the mechanism of enzyme catalysis.

·         Enzyme (E) binds with substrate (S) to form ES complex ·         ES → Products + Enzyme This lowers the activation energy and increases reaction speed.

Class 12 Subject: Chemistry Topic: Basics Of Class 12th Chemistry
What is abnormal molar mass? Explain using Van’t Hoff factor.

When solutes associate or dissociate in solution, observed molar mass ≠ expected. Van’t Hoff factor:i=Observed colligative property / Calculated colligative property   Used to correct the molar mass calcula...

Class 12 Subject: Chemistry Topic: Basics Of Class 12th Chemistry

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