Part 3a
問題一覧
1
prevents earth from cooling too much - below -19 deg C plays an imp role in cooling and warming of Earth maintains equilibrium temp of Earth
2
environmental events - ex. Volcanic Activity
3
Short Wavelength , Visible Energy
4
Infrared Radiation - longer than the incoming solar energy
5
Infrared Radiation and is re-emitted everywhere
6
they trap dust and soot roots filter contaminants in soils - so clean water prevent erosion by trapping soil
7
Water
8
quantity in air rises bcoz of global warming, more evaporation, more rains , floods
9
CO2
10
Co2
11
Methane
12
UV rays,absorbed by bacteria
13
highest warming potential
14
Aerosol (not gas) through incomplete combustion
15
Refrigerants Aerosols Propellants Solvents Fire Retardents (developed as replacement of CFCs)
16
aluminium semi conductor
17
semiconductor magnesium processing circuit breaker tracer gas for leak detection by product of Hcfc22 production
18
deposit on ice and snow reduces albedo heats atmosphere by absorbing sunlight disruption of clouds and monsoon rains
19
some days to weeks
20
Biomass or wood burning
21
what happens when amount of energy entering Earth is different from amount of energy leaving the earth
22
Positive - energy entering is more (warmer planet) Negative - energy entering is less (cooler atmosphere)
23
Aerosols - High Sulphur Coal soot volcanic duat burning forsts Sulphate Particles Volcanic Eruptions (they lower the temp)
24
Greenhouse Gases, Methane Emission
25
Water, ice, soot, ash, mineral dust
26
deflection of Sun's energy and impact formation and lifetimes of clouds
27
LCW- Concentration Lifetime Warming Potential
28
CFCs HFCs HCFCs PFCs SF6
29
Hard, less soluble form of Calcium Carbonate (found in Shells of algae, SOME corals, mollusces (oyesters), echinoderms, ameoba
30
MORE SOLUBLE form of Calcium Carbonate (Found in MOST corals, MOST Mollusces, SOME algae)
31
around 8(so basic)
32
Saturation Horizon to rise (more and more clacifying organisms will be exposed to dissolving waters)
33
Under Saturated with Carbonate Ions (readily Dissolve carbon)
34
Over Saturated with Carbonate Ions (don't Dissolve carbon)
35
more depth(lower) as compared to Arognite
36
Internal Stabilizing Mechanism of ocean to link ocean carbon cycle to Carbonate Rich Sediment
37
Lysocline (after which CACO3 dissolves rapidly)
38
depth at which all carbonates dissolved
39
decrease or rise closer to surface
40
Rainy areas(only found in trees - arboreal)
41
Bad(it forms smog and dirties air)
42
Good (absorbs and brekas down UV Rays)
43
Wetlands(anaerobic bacteria - biomethanation)
44
uptake of CO2 increases(+) concentration of Hydrogen ions increases(+) concentration of Carbonates ions decreases(-) PH level of water decreees (-)
45
Hoolock Gibbon(rest are macaques, langurs)
46
Palm
47
lower layers from being broken by the action of UV radiation
48
Mutation skin cancer attacks immune system
49
The equilibrium btw formation and destruction of ozone
50
refrigerants propellants aerosol sprays foaming agents plastic manufacturing fire extinguisher solvents for cleaning electronic and metallic components freezing food
51
HFCs (R 134a, R 152a)
52
Thermonuclear weapons, industrial emissions, agri fertilizers
53
denitrification of nitrates under anaerobic bacteria nitrification of ammonia under aerobic conditions
54
NO (nitric oxide)
55
fire extinguishers methyl bromide (pesticide)
56
100 times more ozone than Chlorine Atom
57
cleaning solvent for clothes, metals propellant - dry cleaning sprays, correction pen aerosols
58
WMO GCOS WWW IGOSS ( global icean services)
59
2nd Type containing HNO3 as substrate (catalyst)
60
Activate inactive Chlorine absorb reactive Nitrogen
61
CL202 (which can be easily dissociated by sunlight
62
Formation of PSCs Stabilization of Polar Vortex longevity of Polar Vortex (remains throughout the polar winter)
63
UV-B rays more into the Earth
64
crops in TEMPERATE LATITUDES
65
Acropetal( upwards from the base or point of attachment.)Succession
66
Thermal Expansion Melting of glaciers
67
Fumitories
68
Masticatories
69
CCS Carbon Capture and Storage
70
Natural sinks - Oceans, Forests, ,oil Artificial Sinks -Depleted Oil Reserves, Unmineable mines
71
trapping and seperation of CO2 from other gases transporting this captured C02 to a storage location storing the CO2 far away from the Atmosphere
72
can store far more carbon than land ecosystem
73
A tradeable Certificate or Permit Representing RIGHT TO EMIT 1 tonne of Carbon or carbon dioxide equivalent
74
1 tonne Carbon dioxide/equivalent (in some Markets)
75
Reductions in Greenhouse Emissions made at another location such as wild farms creating renewable energy
76
Carbon Offsetting
77
tax on the amount of carbon contained in a fuel such as coal etc. (more beneficial than CAP & TRADE Method)
78
aims at modifying and cooling Earths environment to mitigate climate change (inducing or copying volcanic Eruptions)
79
dry ice plastic,concrete industries fertilizers industry
80
Minimize the Adverse impacts of Climate Change Reduce the Emissions
81
promoting UNDERSTANDING of Climate Change Adaptation Mitigation Energy Efficiency Resource Conservation
82
500 GW by 2030 (Panchamrit Goals) achieve 100 GW by 2022(70 GW achieved)
83
3 phase approach : 2012-13 2013-17 2017-2022
84
Solar Farms - 60 GW Solar Rooftop Panels - 40 GW (Total 100 GW)
85
measure of Solar energy put into by owner and used by owner from Grid
86
Pat - energy efficiency industries Mtee -energy efficiency appliances Feed - Fiscal instruments to promote energy efficiency Eefp - Market Financial Instruments to promote energy efficiency
87
Achieving Energy efficiency through innovative Policies and effective market instruments (Ex- Tubular Fluroscent Lamos Electric Ceiling Fans )
88
Ministry of Power
89
to increase conservation of Energy mandatory for certain appliances to have it - Lamps, Geysers, Fridgge, tV, (Ceiling Fans - Voluntary Rating)
90
Rahan sahan Efficient Energy in Buildings Building Code Better Urban Planning - resilient infrastructure Transporting Solid and liquid waste Climate Change Habits - community based distater management
91
AMRUT - Atal Mission on Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation Swachch Bharat Mission Smart Cities Mission Uran Transport Prograame Green Building Code
92
Water Efficiency - conserve, reduce wastage by 20% Water Pricing - make it affordable and equitable distribution Water Positive Technology - which recharges ground water, adoption of large scale irrigation program
93
coastal cities water requirements through DESALINATION TECH Recycling water and meeting needs increasing water efficiency by 20% National Water Mission-Catch the Rain (when it falls, where it falls)
94
only on living beings
95
bacteria breaking down in soils and oceans
Making of Consti
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6 Charter Act,1833 (William Bentick)
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7 Charter Act 1853 (Lord Dalhousie)
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76問 • 2年前8 GOI Act,1858 (Lord Canning)
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8 GOI Act,1858 (Lord Canning)
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9 Indian Councils Act,1861 (Lord Canning)
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9 Indian Councils Act,1861 (Lord Canning)
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Red Sea & Israel
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Indian Councils Act 1892
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Indian Councils Act 1892
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Anglo Sikh war
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Anglo Sikh war
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GOI Act,1909(Lord Morley)
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GOI Act,1909(Lord Morley)
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Anglo Mysore war
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Anglo Mysore war
6問 • 2年前GOI Act 1919
GOI Act 1919
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GOI Act 1919
7問 • 2年前Simon Commission Report,1930
Simon Commission Report,1930
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Simon Commission Report,1930
7問 • 2年前Nehru Report 1928
Nehru Report 1928
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Nehru Report 1928
13問 • 2年前Jinnah 14 points,1929
Jinnah 14 points,1929
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Jinnah 14 points,1929
9問 • 2年前Communal award,1932
Communal award,1932
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Communal award,1932
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Subash
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37問 • 2年前Consti
Consti
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Consti
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test
Pratishtha Shukla · 27問 · 1年前test
test
27問 • 1年前問題一覧
1
prevents earth from cooling too much - below -19 deg C plays an imp role in cooling and warming of Earth maintains equilibrium temp of Earth
2
environmental events - ex. Volcanic Activity
3
Short Wavelength , Visible Energy
4
Infrared Radiation - longer than the incoming solar energy
5
Infrared Radiation and is re-emitted everywhere
6
they trap dust and soot roots filter contaminants in soils - so clean water prevent erosion by trapping soil
7
Water
8
quantity in air rises bcoz of global warming, more evaporation, more rains , floods
9
CO2
10
Co2
11
Methane
12
UV rays,absorbed by bacteria
13
highest warming potential
14
Aerosol (not gas) through incomplete combustion
15
Refrigerants Aerosols Propellants Solvents Fire Retardents (developed as replacement of CFCs)
16
aluminium semi conductor
17
semiconductor magnesium processing circuit breaker tracer gas for leak detection by product of Hcfc22 production
18
deposit on ice and snow reduces albedo heats atmosphere by absorbing sunlight disruption of clouds and monsoon rains
19
some days to weeks
20
Biomass or wood burning
21
what happens when amount of energy entering Earth is different from amount of energy leaving the earth
22
Positive - energy entering is more (warmer planet) Negative - energy entering is less (cooler atmosphere)
23
Aerosols - High Sulphur Coal soot volcanic duat burning forsts Sulphate Particles Volcanic Eruptions (they lower the temp)
24
Greenhouse Gases, Methane Emission
25
Water, ice, soot, ash, mineral dust
26
deflection of Sun's energy and impact formation and lifetimes of clouds
27
LCW- Concentration Lifetime Warming Potential
28
CFCs HFCs HCFCs PFCs SF6
29
Hard, less soluble form of Calcium Carbonate (found in Shells of algae, SOME corals, mollusces (oyesters), echinoderms, ameoba
30
MORE SOLUBLE form of Calcium Carbonate (Found in MOST corals, MOST Mollusces, SOME algae)
31
around 8(so basic)
32
Saturation Horizon to rise (more and more clacifying organisms will be exposed to dissolving waters)
33
Under Saturated with Carbonate Ions (readily Dissolve carbon)
34
Over Saturated with Carbonate Ions (don't Dissolve carbon)
35
more depth(lower) as compared to Arognite
36
Internal Stabilizing Mechanism of ocean to link ocean carbon cycle to Carbonate Rich Sediment
37
Lysocline (after which CACO3 dissolves rapidly)
38
depth at which all carbonates dissolved
39
decrease or rise closer to surface
40
Rainy areas(only found in trees - arboreal)
41
Bad(it forms smog and dirties air)
42
Good (absorbs and brekas down UV Rays)
43
Wetlands(anaerobic bacteria - biomethanation)
44
uptake of CO2 increases(+) concentration of Hydrogen ions increases(+) concentration of Carbonates ions decreases(-) PH level of water decreees (-)
45
Hoolock Gibbon(rest are macaques, langurs)
46
Palm
47
lower layers from being broken by the action of UV radiation
48
Mutation skin cancer attacks immune system
49
The equilibrium btw formation and destruction of ozone
50
refrigerants propellants aerosol sprays foaming agents plastic manufacturing fire extinguisher solvents for cleaning electronic and metallic components freezing food
51
HFCs (R 134a, R 152a)
52
Thermonuclear weapons, industrial emissions, agri fertilizers
53
denitrification of nitrates under anaerobic bacteria nitrification of ammonia under aerobic conditions
54
NO (nitric oxide)
55
fire extinguishers methyl bromide (pesticide)
56
100 times more ozone than Chlorine Atom
57
cleaning solvent for clothes, metals propellant - dry cleaning sprays, correction pen aerosols
58
WMO GCOS WWW IGOSS ( global icean services)
59
2nd Type containing HNO3 as substrate (catalyst)
60
Activate inactive Chlorine absorb reactive Nitrogen
61
CL202 (which can be easily dissociated by sunlight
62
Formation of PSCs Stabilization of Polar Vortex longevity of Polar Vortex (remains throughout the polar winter)
63
UV-B rays more into the Earth
64
crops in TEMPERATE LATITUDES
65
Acropetal( upwards from the base or point of attachment.)Succession
66
Thermal Expansion Melting of glaciers
67
Fumitories
68
Masticatories
69
CCS Carbon Capture and Storage
70
Natural sinks - Oceans, Forests, ,oil Artificial Sinks -Depleted Oil Reserves, Unmineable mines
71
trapping and seperation of CO2 from other gases transporting this captured C02 to a storage location storing the CO2 far away from the Atmosphere
72
can store far more carbon than land ecosystem
73
A tradeable Certificate or Permit Representing RIGHT TO EMIT 1 tonne of Carbon or carbon dioxide equivalent
74
1 tonne Carbon dioxide/equivalent (in some Markets)
75
Reductions in Greenhouse Emissions made at another location such as wild farms creating renewable energy
76
Carbon Offsetting
77
tax on the amount of carbon contained in a fuel such as coal etc. (more beneficial than CAP & TRADE Method)
78
aims at modifying and cooling Earths environment to mitigate climate change (inducing or copying volcanic Eruptions)
79
dry ice plastic,concrete industries fertilizers industry
80
Minimize the Adverse impacts of Climate Change Reduce the Emissions
81
promoting UNDERSTANDING of Climate Change Adaptation Mitigation Energy Efficiency Resource Conservation
82
500 GW by 2030 (Panchamrit Goals) achieve 100 GW by 2022(70 GW achieved)
83
3 phase approach : 2012-13 2013-17 2017-2022
84
Solar Farms - 60 GW Solar Rooftop Panels - 40 GW (Total 100 GW)
85
measure of Solar energy put into by owner and used by owner from Grid
86
Pat - energy efficiency industries Mtee -energy efficiency appliances Feed - Fiscal instruments to promote energy efficiency Eefp - Market Financial Instruments to promote energy efficiency
87
Achieving Energy efficiency through innovative Policies and effective market instruments (Ex- Tubular Fluroscent Lamos Electric Ceiling Fans )
88
Ministry of Power
89
to increase conservation of Energy mandatory for certain appliances to have it - Lamps, Geysers, Fridgge, tV, (Ceiling Fans - Voluntary Rating)
90
Rahan sahan Efficient Energy in Buildings Building Code Better Urban Planning - resilient infrastructure Transporting Solid and liquid waste Climate Change Habits - community based distater management
91
AMRUT - Atal Mission on Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation Swachch Bharat Mission Smart Cities Mission Uran Transport Prograame Green Building Code
92
Water Efficiency - conserve, reduce wastage by 20% Water Pricing - make it affordable and equitable distribution Water Positive Technology - which recharges ground water, adoption of large scale irrigation program
93
coastal cities water requirements through DESALINATION TECH Recycling water and meeting needs increasing water efficiency by 20% National Water Mission-Catch the Rain (when it falls, where it falls)
94
only on living beings
95
bacteria breaking down in soils and oceans