Answer: A)They generate electricity by contact
Explanation: triboelectricity can be simply defined as a phenomenon where static electricity is produced when two different materials are vigorously and continuously rubbed or come in contact with each other. This vigorous and continous contact allow electrons to jump from one material (atom) to another there by creating static electricity.
This characteristics is evident when an individual walks across a carpet while wearing a wool socks, as the wool and the carpet vigorously and continuously rub against one another, electrons are transfered from the carpet to the socks which spread all over the surface of the body. (The body becomes negativity charged while the carpet becomes positively charged) This is why the individual will feel a shock sensation when he or she goes on to touch the door knob due to the static electricity generated.
As in Plant ; Meristematic cells have high no of mitochondria as they have to duvide continuously!!
and in animal as for example , take a liver cell , they have high number of smooth endoplamic reticulum as they have to detoxify toxic materials !!
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There are many theories about why living thins sleep, however, scientists are still unsure about what the answer to this question may be. Some say it is because of its restorative powers - after a good night's sleep, you feel rested, and all your brain and bodily functions work better than when you are exhausted. During sleep, some rejuvenating and growth hormones are created, which again adds to our advantage. You also relieve stress that has accumulated during the day. These are some of the reasons why we have to sleep.
Spinal cord terms name the part of the nervous system
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It takes seven seconds for the pupil to adapt once again to dark conditions after getting exposed to headlight glare.
The pupil of the eye refers to the black circle at the midpoint of the iris. The pupil functions mainly to monitor the amount of light getting inside the eyes, to make sure that to much light does not blanch out the visions in extremely bright light conditions, and to capture as much light as possible in dim light conditions.
