Traktor Pro Crack + License Key Free Download [2025]

Ghanshyam Thori General Science
1
Physics
Select Measuring Instruments
1. Hydrometer Measuring the density or relative density of liquids. Based on
floatation principle.
2. Magnetron Produces microwave. Used in ovens.
3. Actinometer Used to measure intensity of electromagnetic radiation
4. Altimeter Aneroid barometer for measuring altitude.
5. Bolometer For measuring heat radiation
6. Dasymeter Measuring density of gas
7. Galvanometer Used for detecting small electric currents.
8. Gyroscope Determine orientation in aircraft, ships etc.
9. Katharometer Measuring thermal conductivity
10. Manometer Measuring the pressure of a gas.
11. Nethoscope Determining the speed of celestial bodies.
12. Rectifier Converts AC into DC.
13. Tonometer Measures pitch of sound
14. Venturimeter Measures rate of flow of fluids
15. Udometer Rain guage.
Standard Units
1. Viscocity Pascal Second
2. Power Dioptre
3. Luminous intensity Candela
4. Inductance Henry
5. Loudness Phon
6. Magnetic Inductance Tesla
7. Magnetic Flux Weber
8. Electric Charge Farad, Coulomb
Miscellaneous Facts:
1. The distance traveled is given by area under the curve of velocity-time graph.
2. The value of G is 6.67 x 10-11
N-m2
/ Kg2
. Centripetal Force = mv2
/r.
3. Kinetic Energy = ½ mv2
. Potential Energy = mgh.
4. Temperature in Celsius = 5/9 ( Tf - 32). Bimetal strips are used in thermostat.
5. The equatorial radius is greater than polar radius by 21.5 km. Centrifugal force is zero exactly at the
poles. Newton’s first law is regarding inertia. Second law states that the rate of change of momentum of
a body is directly proportional to the applied force & takes place in the direction of the force.
6. Force = mass x acceleration. Momentum = mass x velocity. Impulse = force x time.
7. Work = Force x distance in the direction of force. Power = work done/ Time taken.
8. Moment of a force = Force x Perpendicular distance of the line of action of force from the axis.

2
9. Escape Velocity: GMm/r2
= mv2
/ r. Solving we get: v = (GM/r) 1/2
. Moreover the centripetal force is
equal to the gravitational force. Therefore, mv2
/r = mg. Solving we get v = (rg) 1/2
. g = GM/r2
. From the
equation v = (GM/r) ½
, we see that v is inversely proportional to the square root of r. Thus if a satellite
moves from a higher orbit to a lower one, its speed increases. Since the earth rotates form west to east,
satellites are launched in a easterly direction to give them additional push.
10. The substances in ascending order of density are aluminium, copper, lead, mercury, gold & platinum.
11. Pressure is force/area. The pressure P at a depth h in a liquid of density , is P = h g.
12. In a hydraulic press the fundamental is that the ratio of the weight & Area should be the same on both
the sides when the opposite plates are at the same level. For e.g. 10 N/ 5 cm2
= 80 N/ 40 cm2
.
13. When ice melts in water the level of water remains unchanged as the ice contracts.
14. Stokes law for determining viscous force, F is F = 6πηrv where η is the coefficient of viscosity, r is the
radius & v is the velocity. After a stage the object acquires critical velocity which is higher for heavier
objects.
15. Pressure in a fluid decreases with increased velocity of the fluid.
16. Surface tension causes the hairs of a paint brush to contract when it is taken out of water. Also
sprinkling kerosene on water reduces its surface tension. Capillarity causes water to rise in a glass tube
but mercury to drop because of differential cohesion & adhesion.
17. Latent heat of fusion is the heat required to convert a solid to liquid state.
18. Velocity of a wave V = f , where f is frequency & is wavelength. The number of images formed in
case of an inclined mirror =[(360o
– 1)/ Angle] – 1. Hence when angle is 90 three images will be formed.
19. Concave/convex mirrors are made by depositing vaporized aluminium on a glass surface. A convex
mirror & plane mirror always form virtual image. A concave mirror forms a virtual or real image
depending on the position of the object. When the object is at a distance lower than the focal length the
image formed is larger & virtual. Hence concave mirrors are used in make-up mirror & by dentists. If an
object is held close to a convex lens then the image formed is virtual & vice- versa. In case of a concave
or diverging lens all images are virtual.
20. Refractive index is the ratio of speed of light in vacuum to speed in that medium.
21. The planets do not appear to twinkle due to lesser refraction of the light coming from them due to lower
distance. Light can always pass from one medium to an optically denser medium but not vice versa due
to total internal reflection.
22. Violet light travels at the slowest speed & red the fastest in transparent medium. Rainbow is formed by
dispersion & total internal reflection .

3
23. Red + Green = Yellow. Red + Blue = Magenta & Green + Blue = Cyan. Two colours which when mixed
give white are known as secondary colours like blue & yellow.
24. In eye accommodation is achieved by ciliary muscles. Hypermetropia is treated by converging lens &
myopia by diverging lens. Power of a lens = 1/ focal length.
25. A compound microscope has two short focal length converging or convex lens. The image seen in a
microscope is inverted. An astronomical telescope has an objective of long focal length & an eye lens of
short focal length. An astronomical telescope also produces an inverted image. In terrestrial telescope an
extra lens is placed in between to produce an erect image of the object.
26. In a CD rainbow like colours are produced due to diffraction & reflection & not due to interference.
27. Sound waves below 16 Hz are infrasonic & above 20,000 Hz ultrasonic. The presence of water vapour
increases the speed of sound. It travels faster on a hot day than cold day. On a warm day the air near the
ground is warmer than the air above. This causes bending of sound away from the ground. The opposite
happens on a cold day causing the sound to bend towards the earth. Thus on a cold day sounds can be
heard over long distances.
28. The angle which a suspended bar magnet makes with the horizontal is called the angle of dip of the
place. It is zero at equator & 90o
at poles.
29. When a glass rod is rubbed with silk, the glass rod loose electrons & becomes positively charged & VV.
30. Resistance of a conductor R = L/A where is a constant called resistivity, L is length & A is area.
Resistivity of a good conductor increases with temperature whereas for semiconductors it decreases.
31. Positive ions collect at cathode & negative at anode.
32. Heat produced by current H = I2
Rt, where I is current in amperes, R is resistance in ohms & t is time.
33. An inverter converts DC into AC. In domestic AC supplies 220 V is the effective value. The peak value
of voltage is 311 V. The frequency is 50 Hz. A Fuse is made of tin-lead alloy. A fluorescent tube
contains mercury vapours at low pressure. Infra red signals are used in TV.
34. Protons & neutrons are 1836 times heavier than electrons. The heaviest natural atom is that of Uranium.
Artificial transmutation has been used to obtain elements beyond uranium. X rays are produced when
accelerated electrons strike tungsten sheet. Number of protons is the atomic number & protons +
neutrons form the mass number. For short distances nuclear forces are stronger than electrostatic
repulsive forces.
35. In fission Uranium (235) splits into Barium (56) & Krypton (36) & ejects 3 neutrons. Graphite or Heavy
water is used as moderator. Boron or Cadmium is used as controlling rods.

4
36. Bright spots which are actually clusters of stars & gaseous clouds are called Nebulae. Orion Nebula is
one of them in the Milky Way. Major constellations are Orion (hunter), Cygnus (swan), Hydra, Hercules
etc. Hydra is the largest with 68 stars visible to naked eye & Centaurus has 94 stars.
37. Stars with mass less 1.4 times solar mass (Chandrasekhar Limit) converts into a white dwarf. Bigger
than this converts neutron star (pulsar). Still bigger (mass greater than 5 times solar mass) end up as
black holes.
38. The layers of sun are photosphere (core), chromosphere (surface) & corona (sun’s atmosphere).
39. Ganymede, Callisto, & Titan are bigger than planet mercury. Uranus, Neptune & Pluto cannot be seen
by naked eye. Ceres is the largest known asteroid.
40. Kepler’s first law states that each planet moves in an ellipse with the sun at one focus. Second law says
that a line drawn form a planet to the sun sweeps out equal area in equal times. The third law states that
the ratio of the square of the planets year (T) to the cube of the planet’s mean distance (A) from the sun
is same for all the planets.
41. An OR gate gives a 1 if either of the input signals is 1. NOT gate generates a signal which is reverse of
the original signal.
42. TCP (transfer control protocol), URL (universal resource locator), XML (Extensible markup language).
CGI (common gateway interface).
43. One mile = 1.6 km. One nautical mile = 1.85 km. One gallon = 4.5 litres. 1 mm Hg = 133.3 pascal. One
ounce (oz) = 31.1 grams. Parsec = 3.26 light years.
44. Bessemer process is for making steel from cast iron.
45. Isotones are nuclei having same number of neutrons but different number of protons. Isotopes have same
number of protons but different neutrons. Isobars are nucleides with the same mass number.
46. Positron is antiparticle of electron. Tachyons are particle supposed to travel at a super-luminal velocity.
47. According to Ohm’s law, V = IR, & power P = VI or P = I2
R.
48. The earthing pin is longer to ensure that the gadget is earthed first & is thicker so that even by mistake it
cannot be inserted in the live hole of the socket.
49. The f-number in a photographic camera is the focal length divided by the diameter of aperture.

5
Biology
Biologists & Their Contribution
1. Coined the term ‘cell’ Robert Hooke
2. Binomial nomenclature Carolus Linnaeus
3. One gene one enzyme hypthesis Beadle & Tatum
4. Operon Concept Jacob & Monod
5. Jumping Genes concept Dr. McClintock
6. Human Blood Groups Karl Landsteiner
7. Fluid Mosaic Model Singer & Nicholson
Classification of Animals
Types of Invertebrates
Placozoa Single species identified as Trichoplax adherens.
Porifera Sponges
Coelenterata
(cnidaria)
Coral, hydra, jellyfish, Portuguese man-of-war, sea anemone
Platyhelminthes Flatworms, flukes, tapeworms
Nematoda or
Aschelminthes
Ascarids, vinegar eels, cyst nematodes, Pinworms, roundworms hookworms
Annelida Lugworms, earthworms, leeches
Arthropoda Crustaceans: prawn, shrimp
Insects: butterfly, housefly, mosquito, cockroach
Arachnids: Scorpion, wolf spider, King Crab
Myriapods: Centipede, Millipede
Mollusca Chitons, oysters, snails, clams, squid
Echinodermata Star fish, brittle stars, sea urchins, sand dollars, sea cucumbers
Chordata Divided into Hemichordata (tongue worm), Urochordata, Cephalanchordata,
Gnathastomata.
Types of Vertebrates
Jawless fishes (Agnatha) Hagfish, lamprey
Cartilaginous fishes Sharks, skates, rays, chimaeras
Bony fishes Sturgeon, herring, salmon, perch, cod, coelacanth
Amphibians Frogs and toads, salamanders, newts, caecilians
Reptiles Snakes, crocodiles, alligators, lizards, turtles, tortoises
Birds (Aves) Penguin, flamingo, eagle, turkey, thrush, parrot
Mammals Platypus, kangaroo, bat, lion, wolf, mouse, seal, antelope, cow, dolphin,
whale, lemur, monkey, ape, human

6
Deficiency Diseases
Names Disease Comments
Vitamin A
(retinol)
Xerophtalmia
Dermatosis
Lachrimal glands stop producing tears leading to blindness.
Thiamine
(Vitamin B1)
Beri Beri Extreme weakness, swelling, pain in legs, loss of appetite,
enlarged heart, headache & shortness of breath
Riboflavin
(Vitamin B2)
Ariboflavinosis Blurred vision, burning of the eye & tongue, cracking of skin
at angle of mouth
Niacin
(Nicotinamide)
Pellagra Tip & lateral margins of tongue, mouth & gums become red,
swollen & develop ulcers
Pyridoxine (Vitamin B6)
Pantothenic Acid
Biotin
Cobalamin
(Vitamin B12)
Perinicious or
Megaloblastic
Anemia
Reduction of Haemoglobin due to disturbance in formation of
RBC.
Folic Acid
Vitamin C
(Ascorbic acid)
Scurvy Pain in joints, loss of weight, gums become spongy & bleed.
Teeth loose & fragile.
Vitamin D
(cholecalciferol)
Rickets
Osteomalacia
Occurs in Children. Softness & deformities of bones.
Bones susceptible to fracture.
Vitamin E (Tocopherol)
Vitamin K (Phylloquinone)
Potassium Hypokalemia Rise in heart beat rate. Kidney damage.
Sodium Hyponatremia Low blood pressure.
Proteins Kwashiorkar Potbelly due to retention of water by the cells (Oedema).
Diseases Caused By Microorganisms
Virus Bacteria Protozoas Fungi Worms
Small Pox Sore throat Malaria Ringworm Taeniasis
Chicken Pox Diptheria Amoebic dysentry Athlete’s Foot Schistosomiasis
Common Cold Pneumonia Trypanosomiasis Madura Toot Bilharziasis
Influenza/Flu Tuberculosis Oriental Sore Dhobie Itch Ancylostormiasis
Measles Plague Kala Azar Hook Worm
Mumps Tetanus Giardiasis or Ascariasis
Encephalitis Typhoid Diarrhoea Enterobiasis
Poliomyelitus Cholera Vaginitis Pinworm disease
Rabies Bacillary Dysentry Filariasis
Dengue Whooping Cough Elephantiasis
Herpes Gonorrhea
AIDS Leprosy
Botulism
Trpanosomiasis is also known as sleeping sickness (tse-tse fly).
Taeniasis is transmitted through eating pork.

7
Genetic Diseases
1. Albinism Absence of pigment melanin in the skin. Cause by a recessive gene
that blocks the conversion of amino acid tyrosine to melanin.
2. Cri-du-chat syndrome Caused by deformity of chromosome 5. Infants cry like mewing of
cat, small head.
3. Cystic Fibrosis Results because of recessive autosomal gene. Cause abnormal
pancreatic functions & generally leads to early death
4. Down Syndrome Also called Mongolism. Chromosome 21 occurs in triplicate (trisomy)
rather than duplicate. Affected individuals carry 47 chromosomes are
greatly retard mentally & physically.
5. Edwards Syndrome Trisomy of chromosome 18. Infants die before 6 months.
6. Fabry’s Disease Caused by recessive X-linked gene that affects metabolism of
glycosphingolipids. These lipids deposit in hear, kidneys & eyes.
7. Galactosemia Recessive autosomal gene causes defect in the enzyme utilizing the
sugar galactose. Causes high level of galactose leading to cataracts &
brain damage.
8. Haemophilia Sex linked recessive gene. Bleeding can be stopped by injecting a
protein (factor VIII)
9. Huntington’s Disease Caused by dominant autosomal gene which leads to progressive
deterioration of the nervous system. Develops at an age of 30 to 40
years causing loss of control of limbs.
10. Klinefelter Syndrome Improper development of testes due to addition X chromosome
(XXY). Permanent sterility.
11. Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome Sex linked recessive trait resulting into the development of
involuntary movements, mental retardation & kidney damage.
12. Marfan Syndrome Autosomal dominant resulting in abnormalities of body parts
especially eyes & fingers.
13. Muscular Dystrophy Sex linked recessive disease developing during 1-6 years. Patient
becomes confined to wheel chair by 12 year of age. People die before
20.
14. Patau Syndrome Trisomy of chromosome 13. Die within 3 months of birth.
15. Phenylketonuria (PKU) Recessive autosomal gene results into lack of an enzyme essential for
the metabolism of amino acid phenylalanine. As a result the amino
acid accumulates in the brain causing damage. It detected soon it can
be prevented by feeding the child on low Phenylalanine.
16. Sickle Cell Anemia Caused by abnormal haemoglobin molecule due to recessive gene in
homozygous condition resulting in sickling of RBCs.
17. Tay Sachs Disease Caused by autosomal recessive gene. Leads to progressive mental
degradation resulting in death by the age of 2-3 years.
18. Thalassemia Also called Cooley’s Anaemia. Occurs mostly in children & is nearly
fatal. Controlled by a recessive gene which causes severe anaemia.
19. Turner Syndrome Affected individuals are phenotypically females but have rudimentary
sex organs & mammary glands. Results from lack of an X
chromosome, that is the comliment of XO with 45 chromosomes (45,
XO).
20. Xeroderma Pigmentosum Extremely sensitive to UV radiation. Sunlight causes lesions which
frequently become cancerous.

8
Hormones
Gland Hormone Effect
Pituitary/Hypophysis
Anterior Lobe
Growth Hormone or
Somatotrophic hormone (STH).
Growth of long bones, muscles.
Thyroid Stimulating Hor. (TSH)
Adreno Corticotrophic hormone
(ACTH)
Influences the production of corticosteroids
by adrenal cortex involved in defending body
against physiological stress.
Follicle Stimulating hormone
(FSH)
Growth & maturation of follicles in the
ovary, production of female sex hormone
Estrogen & maturation of spermatozoa in
males.
Luteinizing Hormone (LH) Stimulates interstitial cells in the testis to
produce testosterone. Causes ovulation.
Release of estrogen & formulation of corpus
luteum in female.
Prolactin or Luteotrophic
Hormone (LH)
Helps to maintain pregnancy. Stimualate
mammary glands to secrete milk.
Middle Lobe Melanophore stimulating
Hormone (MSH)
Associated with melaonophyte which give
skin its colour
Posterior Lobe Vasopressin or Anti-diuretic
Hormone
Controls water reabsorption in the kidney
tubule.
Oxytocin Causes uterine contractions & active
expulsion of milk during & after birth.
Hypothalamus Releasing Hormone (RH) for
each anterior pituitary hormone:
GH-RH, TSH-RH, ACTH-RH,
FSH-RH & likewise
Production of all the anterior pituitary
hormone is controlled by messages from the
hypothalamus via hypophyseal portal
vessels.
Thyroid Thyroxine BMR. Influences heat production.
Calcitonin Calcium level in blood
Parathyroids Parathormone Raises blood calcium level
Adrenals Aldosterone Regulates sodium and potassium levels in the
blood to control blood pressure
Hydrocortisone Plays key role in stress response; increases
blood glucose levels and mobilizes fat stores;
reduces inflammatation
Epinephrine or Adrenalin Increases blood pressure, heart and metabolic
rate, and blood sugar levels; dilates blood
vessels. Also released during exercise
Norepinephrine/ Noradrenalin Increases blood pressure and heart rate;
constricts blood vessels
Thymus Thymosin Development of white blood cells
Pancreas or Islets of
Langerhans
Insulin Lower the blood sugar level
Glucagon Increse the blood sugar level.
Ovaries Estrogen Secondary sexual characteristics.
Progesterone Prepares Endometrium (inner lining of
Uterus) & maintains it during pregnancy

9
Classification of Hormones
Amines Peptide hormones Steroids/ sterols Lipids
Adrenaline Acth Or Corticotropin) Cortisol Prostaglandins
Dopamine Vasopressin Aldosterone Leukotrienes
Noradrenaline Calcitonin Testosterone Prostacyclin
Melatonin Corticotropin-Releasing Hormone (Crh) Androstenedione Thromboxane
Serotonin Erythropoietin (Epo) Oestrogen
Thyroxine Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (Fsh) Estradiol
Triiodothyronine Gastrin Progesterone
Glucagon Progestins
Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone (Gnrh) Calcitriol
(Sterol)
Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone (GHRH)
Growth Hormone (GH Or Hgh)
Insulin
Leptin
Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
Oxytocin
Parathyroid Hormone (PTH)
Prolactin (PRL)
Possible Combinations of Blood Groups
Male Female Blood group of Children not possible
A A B & AB
A B -
A AB O
A O B or AB
B B A, AB
B AB O
B O A, AB
AB AB O
AB O O, AB
O O A, B, AB
Plant Diseases
Fungi Bacterial Diseases Viral Diseases
Late blight of Potato Paddy blight Tobacco Mosaic
Downy Mildew Brown rot of Potato Bunchy top of Banana
Loose smut of Wheat Ring rot of Potato Leaf curl
Smut of Bajra Tundu disease of wheat Potato leaf roll
Bunt of rice Citrus canker
Coffee rust Crown Gall of fruits
Black/Brown rust
Red rot of sugarcane
Wilt of cotton
Ergot of Bajra
Foot rot of Paddy

10
Pollution Linked Diseases
Heavy Metal Human Impacts
Mercury Kidney damage, ulcers, death if in the form of methyl mercury, Minamata disease
Lead Kidney damage, metabolic interference, central and peripheral nervous system
toxicity, depressed biosynthesis of protein and red blood cells, irritability, anemia
Cadmium Renal disease. Various cancers
Arsenic Hyperkeratosis, hyperpigmentation, skin tumors and cancer, damage to
gastrointestinal tract and liver
Aluminum Linked to Alzheimer's disease, anemia, softening of bones, senile dementia
1. Prokaryotes have no definite membrane bound nucleus. A cell wall is present only in plants & not in
animal cells. Plasma membrane is composed of phospholipids. Enclosed within the plasma membrane is
the cytosol in which are embedded the various organelles.
2. Endoplasmic Reticulum is a network of flattened membranes forming tunnels & generally have
ribosome attached (Rough ER) or otherwise (Smooth ER). Involved in protein & macro-molecule
synthesis. Golgi complex is another system of membranes generally observed in the form of flattened
sacs. It primarily acts as a processing center for complex macromolecules like glycoproteins.
3. Chloroplasts are centers of photosynthetic activity & found only in photosynthetic cells. They are bound
by a double membrane, enclosing another system of membranes, the lamellae or thylakoids & the matrix
(Stroma). Chlorophylls & carotenoids are localized in the thylakoids. Mitochondria have double
membrane.
4. Peroxisomes function to get rid the cell of toxic substances & are found in high number in liver.
Glyoxysomes contain oxidative enzymes including those for fat metabolism.
5. Each ribosome is made up of RNAs & proteins. Lysosomes are bags of hydrolyzing enzymes. A vacuole
is surrounded by tonoplast. Animal cells have few small vacuoles or none at all. Centrioles help in
organizing the mitotic spindle are generally absent in plant cells.
6. The individual molecules with their associated proteins are called chromosomes. These chromosomes
consist of two chromatids. The two chromatids intersect at a knot like structure called centromere.
7. The stages of mitosis are prophase, metaphase, anaphase & telophase. In mitosis the chromatids are
separated & hence the numbers of chromosomes remain the same.
8. Meiosis involves tow divisions, meiosis I & meiosis II. The prophase I of Meiosis I is divided into five
substages: leptotene, zygotene, pachytene, diplotene & diakenesis. Then comes metaphase I, anaphase I,
telophase I, prophase II, metaphase II, anaphase II & telophase II.

11
9. The chiasmata or crossover formation takes place during the pachytene stage. The distinctive feature of
Anaphase I of meiosis I is that it involves the sepration of the whole chromosomes & not chromatids as
in case of mitosis. The second meiotic division is almost identical to the mitotic division except that
10. A particular virus has either DNA or RNA never both which is protected by a protein coat called capsid.
11. Plants consist of three types of Simple tissue. The first, called parenchyma, is found throughout the plant
and is living and capable of cell division at maturity. The cells of parenchyma tissue carry out many
specialized physiological functions—for example, photosynthesis, storage, secretion, and wound
healing. They also occur in the xylem and phloem tissues. Collenchyma, the second type of ground
tissue, is also living at maturity and is made up of cells with unevenly thickened primary cell walls.
Collenchyma tissue is pliable and functions as support tissue in young, growing portions of plants.
Sclerenchyma tissue, the third type, consists of cells that lack protoplasts at maturity and that have thick
secondary walls usually containing lignin. Sclerenchyma tissue is important in supporting and
strengthening those portions of plants that have finished growing.
12. Complex tissues are xylem & phloem. Xylem is meant for the transport of water & mineral elements.
Phloem is meant for the transport of food material from the leaves to the consumption organs. The
epidermis is the outermost layer & is primarily protective in function. The epidermis of leaves is
interrupted by fine pores called stomata which are guarded by a pair of guard cells. The guard cells
together with the adjacent epidermal cells constitute the stomata.
13. Eight essential amino acids are needed to maintain health in humans: leucine, isoleucine, lysine,
methionine, phenylalanine, theonine, tryptophan, and valine.
14. The process of development of an embryo, & subsequently the whole plant from an unfertilized egg is
called parthenogenesis.
15. There are three types of RNA: mRNA (carries message from the DNA for protein synthesis), rRNA
(ribosomes attached) & tRNA (transfer of amino acids to the site of protein synthesis). All the three
types of RNA are synthesized from DNA, one of whose stand act as a template. This process is called
transcription. The process of decoding the transcribed information is called translation during which the
genetic code is converted to language of proteins.
16. A nucleotide is a chemical compound that consists of a heterocyclic base, a sugar, and one or more
phosphate groups. In the most common nucleotides the base is a derivative of purine or pyrimidine, and
the sugar is pentose - deoxyribose or ribose. Nucleotides are the structural units of RNA & DNA.
Groups of three nucleotides, known as codons, code for the 20 amino acids that form the foundation of
proteins. The triplet code results in 64 codons. UAA, UAG & UGA do not code for any amino acid &

12
are called non sense codons. They are in fact the stop signals. AUG is likewise the start signal but it also
codes for methionine if it falls in the middle. The code is universal & is identical in all organisms.
17. The indirect flow of information from DNA to proteins is called the Central Dogma. However HIV virus
has a reverse transcriptase mechanism of RNA to DNA synthesis.
18. Adenine pairs with thymine & guanine with cytosine. Uracil is found in RNA only & Thiamine in DNA
only. Except for the mature RBCs all human cells contain the complete genome. The human genome is
estimated to contain 20,000-25,000 genes & 3.2 billion chemical nucleotides bases. Less than 2% of
genome codes for proteins.
19. The outermost layer of the kidney is called the cortex. Beneath the cortex lies the medulla. Nephrons,
extend between the cortex and the medulla. The primary structure of nephrons is the glomerulus, a
network of extremely thin blood vessels called capillaries. The glomerulus is contained in a cuplike
structure called Bowman’s capsule, from which extends a narrow vessel, called the renal tubule. This
tube twists and turns until it drains into a collecting tubule that carries urine toward the renal pelvis. Part
of the renal tubule, called Henle’s loop, becomes extremely narrow, extending down away from
Bowman’s capsule and then back up again in a U shape.
20. The right side of the heart is responsible for pumping oxygen-poor blood to the lungs, while the left side
of the heart is responsible for pumping oxygen-rich blood to the body. The oxygen-poor blood feeds into
two large veins, the superior vena cava and inferior vena cava, which empty into the right atrium of the
heart. The right atrium conducts blood to the right ventricle, and the right ventricle pumps blood into the
pulmonary artery. The pulmonary artery carries the blood to the lungs, where it picks up a fresh supply
of oxygen and eliminates carbon dioxide. The blood, now oxygen-rich, returns to the heart through the
pulmonary veins, which empty into the left atrium. Blood passes from the left atrium into the left
ventricle, from where it is pumped out of the heart into the aorta.
21. Contraction of ventricles is known as systole & the muscular relaxation that follows is diastole. The
right atrioventricular valve is formed from three flaps of tissue and is called the tricuspid valve, while
the left atrioventricular valve has two flaps and is called the bicuspid or mitral valve. The other two
valves are located between the ventricles and arteries. They are called semilunar valves. The right
semilunar valve is called the pulmonary valve. The left semilunar valve, between the left ventricle and
aorta is called the aortic valve. The first heart sound Lub is caused by the closure of atrio-ventricular
vales & Dub by closure of aortic & pulmonary valves.

13
22. Diabetes insipidus (DI) is characterized by excretion of large amounts of severely diluted urine due to
deficiency of vasopressin & is not characterized by high sugal level. Diabetes Milletus is caused by
deficiency of insulin.
23. About 55 percent of the blood is composed of a liquid known as plasma. The rest of the blood is made of
three major types of cells: RBCs (erythrocytes – 44% by volume), WBCs (leukocytes 1%), and platelets
(thrombocytes).
24. There are several varieties of white blood cells, including neutrophils, monocytes, and lymphocytes. A
foreign substance which, when introduced into the body, stimulates the production of an antibody is
called an antigen.
25. In classification the sequence is kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus & species. For eg. In
Homo Sapiens, Homo is the genus & sapiens is the species.
26. Whittaker’s classification which divides the organisms into five kingdoms is the most popular. The
kingdoms are: Monera (blue green algae), Protista (Diatoms), Fungi, Plantae & Animalia.
27. Amphibians & reptiles have 3 chambered hearts. However crocodiles have four chambered heart.
28. Interferon refers to any of a group of antiviral proteins produced by animals.
29. Lathyrism - prevalent in some areas of India and Africa, where grass pea (Lathyrus sativus) is consumed
(used as an adulterant in flour). If used for 2-6 months it causes spastic paralysis of the legs.

14
Chemistry
Extraction Process for various Elements
1. Frasch Process Sulphur
2. Acheson process Graphite
3. Hall Herault Aluminium
4. Ostwald process Nitric acid
5. Bayer process Extraction of Aluminium from ore
6. Bessemer process Steel from molten pig iron
7. Patio process Silver
8. Dow process Bromine
9. Pidgeion process Magnesium
10. Fischer Tropsch process Gasoline
11. Azeotropic distillation Absolute alcohol
Elements/Compounds & Their Uses
1. Xenon High speed photographic tubes. Electric valves & t.v. tubes
2. Krypton Incandescent bulb. Airfield lights because of characteristic red colour.
3. Lithium Deoxidizer and to remove unwanted gases during the manufacture of metals.
4. Beryllium X-ray (transparent) window. Moderator in nuclear reactions around the core.
5. Neon Neon lights. Cryogenics
6. Hopsalite Mixture of oxides of manganese, cobalt, copper & silver – Anti pollution
7. Ammonia Refrigerant, fertilizers
8. Yttrium Used in TVs to produce red colour
9. Bismuth Joined with iron to make it malleable
10. Sodium Street lamp
11. Gadolinium CDs. Aluminium is sometimes used to coat the disc.
12. Cesium Atomic clocks
13. Tellurium Tint glass (one way visibility used in cars).
14. Technetium Superconductor at -262 degree Celsius.
15. Paraformaldehyde Common disinfectant & contraceptives
16. Potassium Dichromate Used in breath analyzer for detecting alcohol. Safe limit is < .1 %.
Propellants
1. Liquid Propellants Liquid hydrogen, liquid ammonia, Hydrazine, nitromethane, methyl nitrate,
hydrogen peroxide.
2. Solid propellants Polybutadiene, acrylic aced, nitroglycerine + nitrocellulose
3. Hybrid propellants N2O4 + Acrylic rubber.
Types of Colloidal Systems
S Dispersed Phase Medium Name Example
1. Solid Solid Solid Sol Some coloured glasses
2. Solid Liquid Sol Muddy water
3. Liquid Solid Gel Cheese, butter, jellies
4. Liquid Liquid Emulsion Milk, Hair Cream
5. Gas Solid Solid Foam Pumice stone, foam rubber
6. Gas Liquid Foam Froth, whipped cream

15
Dyes
1. Nitro Dyes Less important as the colours are not fast
2. Azo Dyes Azo (-N=N-) group is chromophore.
3. Triphenylmethane
dye
Malachite green
4. Direct dyes Mautius yellow, Naphthol yellow, Congo red etc
5. Mordant dyes Alizarin
6. Vat dyes Indigo
The quality of possessing colour is particularly noticeable in compounds containing well defined
chemically unsaturated groupings. These groups are known as chromophores. Auxochromes are
chemical radicals having the property of anchoring the desired dye effectively.
Alloys
1. Brass Copper (80%) & Zinc (20%)
2. Bronze Copper (90%) & Tin (1%)
3. German Silver Copper (60%), Zinc (20%) & Nickel (20%)
4. Duralumin Aluminium & Copper
5. Alnico Aluminium, Nickel, Cobalt & Iron
6. Magnalium Aluminium (95%) & Magnesium (5%)
7. Babbit Metal Tin, Antimony, Copper & Lead. Used in ball bearings to reduce friction.
8. Invar Iron & Nickel. Used in precision instruments
9. Bell metal Copper & tin.
10. Gun Metal Copper, Tin & Zinc
11. Monel Metal Nickel (67%), Copper & Iron.
12. Pewter Tin (80-90%), Copper & Lead
13. Solder Tin, Lead & Antimony.
1. Water gas (CO + H2), Coal gas (H2 + CH4 + CO), Producer gas (CO + N2), CNG (methane & ethane) &
LPG (Butane + Propane), Natural gas (Methane 75%, Ethane 10%, propane 7% & butane 2%).
2. Acetic Acid (CH3COOH), Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3 – baking soda), Sodium hydroxide (Caustic
Soda), Sodium Carbonate (washing soda), Sodium thiosulphate (Na2S2O3), Ethylene (C2H4), Acetylene
(C2H2 – fruit ripener), Quicklime (CaO), Slaked lime [Ca(OH)2], Urea (NH2CONH2), Carborundum
(SiC- abrasive), Ferric oxide (Fe2O3), Blue Vitriol (Crystalline CuSO4).
3. Sublimable compounds are napthaline, iodine, ammonium chloride.
4. Avogadro’s hypothesis states that at the same temperature & pressure, equal volumes of all gases
contain equal number of particles. One gram molecular mass of all gases occupy 22.4 litres of volume.
5. Each shells are designated as K,L,M,N,O,P,Q & each subshell is further divided into sub shells (s,p,d,f).
6. Isotopes have same atomic number but different mass number. Isomers have same molecular formula
but different structural formulae.

16
7. Atomic size decreases from moving left to right in a period because of the increase in the effective
nuclear charge which pulls electrons inwards.
8. Electropositivity (tendency to form ions by loosing electrons) increases down the group because of
increasing atomic size & decreases across the period because of the decrease in atomic size.
Electronegativity (tendency to accept electrons) decreases down the group & increases across the period.
9. Oxidation is a process in which a substance looses electrons & in reduction electron is gained. Oxidising
agents are KMnO4, potassium dichromate, nitric acid, hydrogen peroxide. Reducing agents include
Hydrogen sulphide, hydrogen, carbon, sulphur dioxide.
10. Some substance loose their water of crystallization without heating when exposed to atmosphere. This
phenomenon is called efflorescence. In deliquescence, solid substances absorb water vapour from the
atmosphere. A molar solution contains one mole of solute per litre of solvent. A normal solution is one
that contains one gram equivalent of solute per litre of solvent. Formality is the number of formula
weights in gm dissolved per litre of solution.
11. Compounds derived from benzene are called aromatic compound. Camallite & Epsom salt are ores of
magnesium. Amphoteric compounds show both acidic & basic properties.
12. Calcination is the process of heating of the ore in the absence of air & roasting vice versa. The ore
usually contains rocky & siliceous matter called gangue. Flux (CaO) is added to combine with gangue &
form slag which is insoluble in metal & forms a separate layer.
13. Cast iron or Pig iron (2-5 % carbon), Wrought iron (purest form - .25 % carbon), Steel (.25-2% carbon).
14. In colloid state the size of particles is such that it can pass through filter paper but not through animal or
vegetable membrane. Tyndall effect is the dispersion of light beams by colloidal suspension.
15. Disparlure pheromone has been used against the Gypsy moth. Rodents like rats are killed using sodium
monochloroacetate, sodium fluroacetate, zinc phosphide or thalium sulphate. Alpha napthylthiourea
(ANTU) is an organic chemical used to kill rodents.
16. Dettol is a mixture of chloroxylenol & terpenol. Serpasil is a powerful tranquilizer obtained from the
well known medicinal plant, Rauwolfia Serpentia & its chemical name is resperpine.
17. Antioxidants used in food include butylated hydroxyl toluene (BHT) & butylated hydroxyl anisole
(BHA) to prevent the ageing of food. Benzoic acid is commonly used as a food preservative.
18. About 15 lakh species of living organisms have been catalogued – 12 lakh animals & 3 lakh plants.
19. Buffers resist pH changes & include sodium acetate, acetic acid, sodium citrate, citric acid, boric acid.
They are used in medicines like injections so as not to disturb the delicate pH of the body.

17
20. Bakelite is obtained from formaldehyde (H-CHO) & phenol (C6H5OH). It is a cross linked polymer.
Polystyrene is made from the monomer styrene C8H8. Teflon stands for polytetraflouroethylene (PTFE)
& consists of the monomer tetraflouroethylene (CF2= CF2). PVC is made of the monomer vinyl chloride
(CH2=CHCl). PVA is made of the monomer vinyl acetate (CH2=CH-OCOCH3). Natural rubber is a
polymer of isoprene. Cellophane is made up of glucose acetate.
21. Monosaccharides cannot be hydrolyzed into smaller molecules (E.g pentoses & hexoses).
Oligosaccharides yield 2-10 monosaccharide molecules on hydrolysis. Disaccharides are divided into
reducing sugars (maltose, cellobiose & lactose) & non reducing sugar (sucrose). Sucrose is
dextrorotatory. The term rayon is used to refer to all synthetic or manufactured fibers from cellulose.
22. Fibrous protein include keratin, collagen, myosin. Peptides are formed by interaction between amino
goups & carboxyl groups of amino acids. Adenine & Guanine contain purine ring system & cytosine &
thymine contain the pyrmidine ring system.
23. Boyle’s Law: volume inversely proportional to pressure at constant temperature. Charles law: the
volume of a gas is directly proportional to absolute temperature. Gas Equation: P1V1/T1 = P2V2/T2
(combining Boyle’s & Charles law).
24. Annealing is making a metal soft by heating to very high temperature & then cooling slowly. Hardening
is making a metal brittle by heating to very high temperatures & cooling suddenly. Tempering is making
metal elastic by heating to moderately high temperature & cooling slowly.
25. Ruby is a red form of corundum, which is Alumina (Al2O3) with traces of chromium. Emerald is made
up of beryllium. Carbon tetrachloride is used in fire extinguishers. Sapphire is any gem other than ruby
especially of blue colour due to traces of cobalt present in it.
26. Eugenics is the science of production of healthy offspring with the aim of improving the human genetic
stock.
27. According to Aufbau principle, electrons fill orbitals starting at the lowest available energy states before
filling higher states (e.g. 1s before 2s). The number of electrons that can occupy each orbital is limited
by the Pauli exclusion principle. If multiple orbitals of the same energy are available, Hund's rule says
that unoccupied orbitals will be filled before occupied orbitals are reused (by electrons having different
spins).
28. Isotonic solutions have same osmotic pressure. Vinegar is acidic due to the presence of acetic acid.
EDTA is the chemical compound ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid which is used as an anti-cougulant.
Dissolved oxygen should not be less than 4 mg/litre.

18
29. Alkalis are soluble in water & can neutralize acids. They turn red litmus blue. An acid turns blue litmus
red. Hypo used in photography is sodium thiosulphate.
30. Invertase hydrolyses sucrose into glucose & fructose. Zymase ferments sugar into ethanol & carbon
dioxide. Lactase hydrolyses lactose into constituent galactose and glucose monomers.
31. The pH of human blood is around 7.5. Ninhydrin, silver nitrate & fuming iodine are all used in
fingerprinting.
32. Containers for carrying strong acids are made up of lead. Ethylene glycol is used as anti-freeze.
Gammaxene is also known as Lindane & BHC (benzene hexachloride).
33. Acetone & methanol are produced by the destructive distillation of wood.
34. Molecular formula = n x empirical formula. For a feasible reaction G = -ve, H = -ve & S = +ve. G is
free energy, H is enthalpy & S is entropy. G = H – TS.
35. Flint glass (clear glass) consists of lead chromate. Invert sugar is a mixture of glucose & fructose in
equal proportions.
36. Aqua regia consists of one part of HNO3 & three parts of HCl. Carbamate pesticide is prepared using
methyl isocyanate.
37. The well known wonder drug against cancer ‘Taxol’ is extracted from the tree Yew. Zeolites are
substances used as water softeners.
38. What is the oxidation number for Fe in Fe(OH)3 ?
Thus, for the oxidation number of Fe = x, the equation is:
x + 3 * (1) + 3 * (-2) = 0
After solving it for x, we get: x = 3
39. What is the oxidation number for Mn in MnO4
-
?
This is an ion with charge -1, in which
oxygen has ox# = -2, since it is not anyhow restricted by the preceeding rules
Thus, for the oxidation number of Mn = x, the equation is:
x + 4 * (-2) = -1
After solving it for x, we get: x = 7

Traktor Pro Crack + License Key Free Download [2025]

More Related Content

Similar to Traktor Pro Crack + License Key Free Download [2025]

Recently uploaded

Traktor Pro Crack + License Key Free Download [2025]