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The theory of evolution supported by the experiment conducted by Louis Pasteur is A) Spontaneous generation theory B) Life comes only from pre-existing life C) Abiogenesis of life D) Big bang theory
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Read the given statements and select the correct ones. (i) Swan-necked flask experiment was done by Louis Pasteur. (ii) The early belief of the spontaneous origin of life was disproved by Louis paseteur. (iii) Louis Pasteur is famour for germ theory of dieseases. (iv) The idea that life originates from pre-existing life is referred to as biogenesis theory. (v) Father Suarez was one of the greatest supporter of theory of special creation. (vi) Cosmozoic theory of the origin of life was proposed by Richter. (vii) The founder of 'theory of catastrophism' is Georges Cuvier.
Who first conducted experiment on evolution to prove biochemical origin of life?
Steady-state heat transfer through a gas occurs between two parallel wal ls. The ex periment is conduct ed in such conditions that the only process by which the heat is transferred is pure thermal conduction. The dependence of the thermal conductivity coefficient lambda is measured as a function of the gas pressure p , with the experiment conducted twice, for two different distances between the walls. The results are shown in the figure. What curve corresponds to the greater distance between the walls?
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