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Name the excretory product that is highly soluble in water.

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding Excretory Products**: Begin by recognizing that excretory products are waste substances eliminated from the body. These include various nitrogenous compounds. 2. **Identifying Nitrogenous Waste**: Among the nitrogenous wastes produced in the body, there are three primary types: ammonia, urea, and uric acid. Each has different solubility characteristics. 3. **Solubility in Water**: Focus on the solubility of these nitrogenous wastes. Ammonia is highly soluble in water, but it is toxic and not typically excreted in large amounts by terrestrial animals. Uric acid is less soluble and is excreted as a paste to conserve water. ...
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ICSE-EXCRETORY PRODUCTS AND THEIR ELIMINATION-REVIEW QUESTIONS (VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTION WITH ANSWERS )
  1. Name the excretory product that is highly soluble in water.

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  2. Which kind of animals show ammonotelism?

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  3. What kind of main excretory product do humann beings, discharge and wh...

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  4. Which one is least toxic out of these three: uric acid, urea and ammon...

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  5. Name the network of capillaries present in the Bownmans capsule.

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  6. Name the membranes through which the blood gets filtered at glomerulus...

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  7. What type of lining is present in distal convoluted tubule (DCT)?

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  8. What kind of Henle's loop do cortical nephrons have?

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  9. What do Juxta glomerular cells secrete that regulate the blood flowing...

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  10. How much of glomerular filtrate is produced per day and how much of it...

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  11. What are podocytes and where are they present?

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  12. Which substances get reabsorbed by passive diffusion or osmosis in PCT...

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  13. Which useful substances are returned into blood by active absorption?

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  14. Which products are secreted in the DCT and collecting tubule?

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  15. Which part of the loop of Henle is permeble of water?

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  16. Which part of loop of Henle contains hypotonic filterate?

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  17. Where are vasa rectae present?

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  18. What is the function of ADH?

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  19. What inhibits release of renin from JGA?

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  20. What is the threshold value of glucose in blood which can be reabsorbe...

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