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Q1.

In the chapter 'Air Around Us', which scientific principle governs 'Composition of Atmosphere (Nitrogen, Oxygen, CO2)'?


(A)
Superstition and myth
(B)
Empirical evidence, conservation laws, and repeatable experimental observations in Composition of Atmosphere (Nitrogen, Oxygen, CO2)
(C)
Aristotelian unverified claims
(D)
Random molecular movement without thermodynamics
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In the chapter 'Air Around Us', which scientific principle governs 'Availability of Oxygen to Animals & Plants'?


(A)
Superstition and myth
(B)
Empirical evidence, conservation laws, and repeatable experimental observations in Availability of Oxygen to Animals & Plants
(C)
Aristotelian unverified claims
(D)
Random molecular movement without thermodynamics
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