Question : The natural disaster in which carbon - di - oxide suddenly erupts from a deep lake water is known as ___________.
Option 1: Lacaustrine
Option 2: Fluvial
Option 3: Glacial
Option 4: Liminic
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Correct Answer: Liminic
Solution : The correct answer is Limnic.
Deep lakes and glaciers have carbon di oxide burnt under them. If the stored carbon dioxide suddenly erupts this phenomenon is known as Limnic. It is a very rare phenomenon in which the carbon dioxide stored in the sea depths is released abruptly causing tsunamis and displacement of water. It leads to the death of the aquatic organisms because of excessive carbon dioxide release and is also termed as lake overturn or limnic eruption.
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Question : The science of Dactylography is commonly known as
Option 1: Carbon dating
Option 2: Water printing
Option 3: Finger printing
Option 4: Electro cardiogram
Question : Which of the following gases is known as "laughing gas"?
Option 1: Nitrous oxide
Option 2: Nitrogen peroxide
Option 3: Nitrogen
Option 4: Nitric oxide
Question : What is formed when carbon dioxide is passed through lime water?
Option 1: Copper sulphate
Option 2: Calcium carbonate
Option 3: Magnesium oxide
Option 4: Baking soda
Question : Transboundary pollution ( or ) Acid rain is caused by:
Option 1: Carbon monoxide
Option 2: Carbon dioxide
Option 3: Hydrocarbon
Option 4: Nitrogen oxide and sulphur dioxide
Question : What is the product of a reaction of calcium carbonate, water, and carbon dioxide?
Option 1: Calcium oxide
Option 2: Calcium hydroxide
Option 3: Hydrochloric acid
Option 4: Calcium Hydrogen Carbonate
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