NCERT class11 hornbill chapter 3 The Laburum Top solution

NCERT class 11 hornbill chapter 3 The Laburum Top solution

Think  IT out

NCERT class11 hornbill chapter 3 solution

NCERT class11 hornbill chapter 3 solution

Understanding The Text

Q 1.

NCERT Class 10 Chemistry Notes And important Question ,Chapter 1- Chemical Reactions and Equations

Chapter 1- Chemical Reactions and Equations important Question and Answer
Sample question for Exam.Important Question Collection of Chapter 1- Chemical Reactuions and Equations.

Time left in The End Of Fossil Fuels class10

The End Of Fossil Fuels

Fossil fuels, as the name suggests, are very old. North Sea oil deposits are around 150 million years old, whilst much of Britain’s coal began to form over 300 million years ago. Although humans probably used fossil fuels in ancient times, as far back as the Iron Age1, it was the Industrial Revolution that led to their wide-scale extraction.
And in the very short period of time since then – just over 200 years – we’ve consumed an incredible amount of them, leaving fossil fuels all but gone and the climate seriously impacted.

Current Status of Coal production in world Project Class 10

Coal production

List of coal production

Current Status of Natural gas production in world Project Class 10

Natural Gas----

Current Status of Natural resources(oil) in world Project Class 10

1. Oil
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), in 2011 the top ten oil-producing