YOU MUST KNOW (GENERAL KNOWLEDGE) PART 10

YOU MUST KNOW (GENERAL KNOWLEDGE) PART 10

Hello students/everyone , Almost every exam contains one general awareness/general knowledge section. Maximum students are afraid of this section. General knowledge/general awareness has no end, but to improve it we have to start it from a scratch   Like previous ones,  i have written some points (General Knowledge/General Awareness) which will help you a lot in cracking various exams for eg:- SSC, FCI, PO,CLERK , UPSC , IAS , STATE EXAMS AND MANY MORE. These points (general knowledge for competition) are very important as per exam point of view. For any special request feel free to contact us.

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YOU MUST KNOW (GENERAL KNOWLEDGE) PART 10

• Below 60 KM oxygen occurs in the from of water vapour.
• The earth’s early atmosphere had a high temperature because of high amount of carbon dioxide.
• Non-hygroscopic are those particles which do not readily absorb or retain moisture.
• Methane is not a green house gas.
• Nitrogen in the atmosphere can be fixed by Cosmic radiation, meteor trails, lightning.

• Weather phenomena is confined in troposphere layer of the atmosphere.

• The  formation of ozone layer in the atmosphere is because of  absorption of of ultra violet radiation by oxygen , large number of photo-chemical reactions , dissociation of oxygen.

• The formation of sedimentary rocks results withdraw nitrogen from the system.
• The main mass of hygroscopic  particles are composed of sea salts.
• The average amount of water vapour present in the parcel of air tends to decrease with increasing elevation & latitude.
• Ionosphere is the atmospheric layer which reflects radio waves.
• The noctilutent clouds found in the mesosphere is due to meteoric dust particles which act as condensation nuclei for high level convection that transports the water vapour upwards.

• The lapse rate of atmosphere is 6.5°C for every 1 km.
• The hydrogen layer in the atmosphere begins at a height of 3540 KM.
• The troposphere contains about  75% of the total gaseous mass of the atmosphere.
• The Van Allen Radiation belts are belts of ionised particles.

• The lower portion of the thermosphere is composed mainly of  Oxygen and Nitrogen in molecular form.
• Airglow is produced by reactions between atoms and molecules of nitrogen, sodium, hydrogen & oxygen that have been excited  by solar radiations.

 

 

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