Anderson | Discovered positive electrons. |
Archimedes | Discovery of the Principles of lever and of specific gravity; invention of the famous Archimedean screw. |
Avogadro | An Italian scientist known for Avogadro’s Hypothesis. |
Bacquerel | Radio-activity of uranium. |
Baird | Television. |
Baron Napier | Logarithms. |
Benjamin Franklin | Invented lightning conductor. |
Bessemer |
Steel smelting process.
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Bhabha, Dr H.J. | Research in Cosmic rays and Quantum theory. |
Binet | Intelligence Test. |
Birbal Sahni | Researches in Botany. |
Bose, J.C. | Invented Crescograph and published many works on plant physiology. He discovered that plants have sense and perception. |
Bose, S.N. | Discovery of a group of nuclear particles named after him “Boson”. |
Boyle | Boyle’s law; Pressure x volume = constant at a constant given temperature. Boyle was the greatest scientist of England in his time. |
Bohr | Electron Theory—Atomic structure. |
Braun, Dr Wernher von | space flying. |
Bunsen | Invention of the spectroscope. |
Carothers | Nylon plastics. |
Cavendish | Discovery of chemical composition of water; discovery of hydrogen (Inflammable Air); ‘rare gases’. |
Chadwick | Discovery of the neutron. |
Chandrasekhar | Mathematical Astrophysics. |
Charles Darwin | Theory of Evolution; Origin of Species. |
Clarke, Arthur C. | Concept of Geostationary Orbit. |
Curie, Madame | Discovery of radium. |
Dalton | Atomic theory; laws of chemical combination; law of partial pressures; the law of multiple proportions. |
Democritus | Greek philosopher—(Atomic theory). |
Dewar | Invented cordite, liquid oxygen and introduced thermos flask. |
Einstein |
Theory of relativity.
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Euclid | Science of geometry. |
Fahrenheit | Fahrenheit mercury thermometric scale in which freezing point is –32° and boiling point is 212°. |
Faraday | Electromagnetic induction and laws of electrolysis. |
Fermi | Discovered artificial splitting of atoms. |
Freud | Doctrine of Psycho-analysis. |
Gay Lussac | Law of gases. |
Gauss | System of absolute electric measurements. |
Good Year | Discovered the art of vulcanising rubber. |
Herschel, William | Discovered the Planet—Uranus. |
Hertz | Electrical waves. |
Hippalus |
Founder of scientific astronomy.
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Hoffmann
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Discovered the first aniline dye. |
Kelvin, Lord | Dynamical theory of heat. |
Khorana, Dr Hargobind | Deciphering the genetic code. |
Kodak | Film and photographic goods. |
Lablanc | Manufacture of washing soda. |
Lawrence | Invention of cyclotron. |
Lockyer |
Helium gas.
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Louis Braille | Perfected his system of reading and writing for the blind |
Marconi | Wireless telegraphy; radio. |
Maria-Montessori | ‘Montessori’ method of teaching children. |
Maxwell | Electro-magnetic Theory of Light. |
Meghnad Saha | Effect of pressure on Radiation through bodies. |
Mendel | Laws of heredity. |
Mandeleev | Periodic Table. |
Morse | Morse system of electric telegraphy. |
Newton | Laws of gravitation; Law of Motion. |
Nobel | Dynamite. |
Oliver Lodge | Physicist. Researches in wireless communications. |
Oppenheimer | Researches in atomic theory. |
Otto Hahn | Discovery of uranium fission. |
Parkes | Celluloid. |
Parsons | Steam turbine. |
Pavlov | Theory of Conditioned Reflex. |
Perkin | ‘Mauve dye’. |
Pitman | Founded the Pitman system of phonographic shorthand. |
Planck | Quantum theory. |
Plimsoll | Introduced a line of demarcation on the ships beyond which the ships cannot be loaded. |
Priestley | Discovery of Oxygen. |
Raman, C.V. | “Raman Effect” on polarisation of light and theories on crystals and diamond formation. |
Ramanathan | Molecular scattering of light in fluids. |
Ramanujam | A great Indian mathematician. |
Ramsay | Discovery of Inert gases such as Argon, Neon, Helium etc. |
Ray, P.C. | Researches in chemistry. |
Regnault | Experiments in regard to the physical properties of bodies and their relation to heat. |
Roger Bacon | Gun powder. |
Rontgen | Discovery of X-rays. |
Rohmkorff | Induction coil. |
Rutherford | Atomic Research; succeeded in splitting the atom for the first time in 1918. |
Shalimar | Paints. |
Stephenson | British engineer and pioneer in Railways. He was the first to put a locomotive on the line that was able to draw a train of 31 carriages. |
Thomson, J.J. | Discovered electron. |
Travers | Discovery of Neon gas (Working with Ramsay). |
Urey | Discovery of Heavy Hydrogen. |
Volta | Current electricity and electric battery. |
Wednesday, 9 December 2015
GK questions from important Inventions in physics and Chemistry
Nick names of important places : Sobriquets
Queen of Arabian Sea | Kochi, India |
Land of the Kangaroo | Australia |
Land of the Golden Fleece | Australia |
Roof of World | Pamirs, Central Asia |
Yellow River | Huang Ho (China) |
Garden City of India | Bangalore |
Quaker City | Philadelphia, USA |
World's Loneliest Island | Tristan De Gunha (Mid Atlantic) |
Sick Man of Europe | Turkey |
Sorrow of China | River Hwang Ho |
Windy City | Chicago, USA |
Sugar bowl of the World | Cuba |
White Man's Grave | Guinea Coast |
White City | Belgrade, Yugoslavia |
Venice of North Stockholm | Sweden |
Venice of East | Alleppey, India |
Spice Garden of India | Kerala |
Dark Continent | Africa |
Iron Lady | Margaret Thatcher |
Great White Way Broadway | New York, USA |
Granite City | Aberdeen, Scotland |
Gift of Nile | Egypt |
Gateway of India | Mumbai |
Gate of Tears | Bab-el-mandab, Jerusalem |
Garden of India | Bangalore, India |
Garden of England | Kent, England |
Forbidden City | Lhasa, Tibet |
Eternal City | Rome, Italy |
Herring Pond | Atlantic Ocean |
Emerald Island | Ireland |
Cockpit of Europe | Belgium |
City of Sky-scrapers | New York, USA |
City of Seven Hills | Rome, Italy |
City of Palaces | Kolkata, India |
City of Magnificent Distances | Washington D.C., USA |
City of Golden Temple | Amristar, India |
City of Golden Gate | San Francisco, USA |
City of Dreaming Spires | Oxford, England |
Britain of South | New Zealand |
Blue Mountain | Niligiri Hills, India |
Empire City | New York, USA |
Land of Lilies | Canada |
Playground of Europe | Switzerland |
Pink City | Jaipur, India |
Pillars of Hercules | Strait of Gibraltar |
Pearl of Antilles | Cuba |
Manchester of Japan | Osaka |
Land of White Elephants | Thailand |
Land of Thunderbolt | Bhutan |
Land of Thousand Lakes | Finland |
Land of Rising Sun | Japan |
Hermit Kingdom | Korea |
Land of Midnight Sun | Norway |
Land of Golden Pagoda | Myanmar (Burma) |
Land of Five Rivers | Punjab, India |
Land of Cakes | Scotland |
Lady with the Lamp | Florence Nightingale |
Key of Mediterranean | Gibraltar |
Island of Pearls | Bahrain |
Island of Cloves | Madagascar |
Land of Maple | Canada |
Holy Land | Palestine |
Land of Morning Calm | Korea |
The Eternal City | Rome |
The Federal City | Washington D.C. |
The Old Bailey | The Central Criminal Court in England |
The Dragon | China (as an economy) |
Roof of the World | Pamirs |
The Red Devils | Manchester United Football Club |
Diamond City in India | Surat, Gujarat |
Humming Bird | Trinidad |
Land of the Canals | Netherlands |
City of Brotherly Love | Philadelphia |
Land of White Elephant | Thailand |
Port of five Seas | Moscow |
Land of the Golden Pagoda | Burma (Myanmar) |
Land of Windmills | Netherlands |
The City of Joy | Kolkata, India |
The City of Light | Paris |
Bengal's Sorrow | Damodar River, India |
Pearl of the Antilles | Cuba |
Brisvegas Brisbane | Queensland, Australia |
GK Questions on United Nation Organization (UNO)
1.Where is the headquarters of UNO?
Ans : New York, USA
2. On which date UN charter was signed?
Ans : 26th June,1945
3. United Nations came into existence from which date?
Ans : 24th October,1946
4. How many countries are member to United Nations?
Ans :193 countries
5. What are the aims of United Nations?
Ans : International Security, World Peace, Economic Development, Cooperation in International Law, Human Rights, Social Progress
6. What was replaced by United Nations Organization?
Ans : League of Nations
7. How many languages has been named official by United Nations?
Ans : Six languages (English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Arabic and Russian)
8. How many Principal Organs does United Nations has?
Ans : Six
a) The General Assembly
b) The Security Council
c) The Economic and Social COuncil
d) The Secretariat
e) The International Court of Justice
f) The United Nations Trusteeship Council
9. Which is the top post in United Nations?
Ans : Secretary General
10. Where did the first General Assembly meeting held?
Ans : Westminster Central Hall,London
11. Who gave the name as United Nations for the this organization?
Ans : Franklin D Roosevelt
12. Who is the current UN Secretary General?
Ban ki-moon
13.Who is the current Deputy Secretary General?
Ans : Jan Eliasson
14. Who is the current General Assembly President?
Ans : Mr. Vuk Jeremić
15. Vietnam joined the U.N.O in the year
Ans : 1977
16. Which of the following is not associated with the UNO?
ASEAN -Association of Southeast Asian Nations
About ASEAN
22nd ASEAN Summit on 24-25 April 2013- Which held on Bandar Seri Begawan in Brunei Darussalam
ASEAN Members : Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Viet Nam
ASEAN Motto : The motto of ASEAN is "One Vision, One Identity, One Community".
ASEAN Day : 8th August is observed as ASEAN Day.
ASEAN Secretary General : The Secretary-General of ASEAN 2013 -2017 is H.E. Le Luong Minh from Viet Nam.
ASEAN headquarters : South Jakarta, Indonesia.
List of International Organizations in Geneva
Aga Khan Foundation
Airports Council International
Conference of European Churches (CEC)
European Broadcasting Union (EBU)
European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)
Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM)
International AIDS Society
International Association for the Study of Insurance Economics (also known as Geneva Association)
International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO)
International board of directors for Médecins Sans Frontières
International Civil Defence Organization (ICDO)
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)
International Labour Organization (ILO)
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
International Road Transport Union (IRU)
International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
International Union Against Cancer (UICC)
Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU)
Mandat International (MI)
Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification Schemes (PEFC)
UN Watch
United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR)
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
United Nations Office at Geneva
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)
World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)
World Council of Churches (WCC)
World Economic Forum (WEF)
World Health Organization (WHO)
World Heart Federation (WHF)
World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
World Meteorological Organization (WMO)
World Organization of the Scout Movement
World Student Christian Federation WSCF
World Trade Organization (WTO)
World Wide Web Virtual Library
Youth With A Mission (YWAM)
Ans : New York, USA
2. On which date UN charter was signed?
Ans : 26th June,1945
3. United Nations came into existence from which date?
Ans : 24th October,1946
4. How many countries are member to United Nations?
Ans :193 countries
5. What are the aims of United Nations?
Ans : International Security, World Peace, Economic Development, Cooperation in International Law, Human Rights, Social Progress
6. What was replaced by United Nations Organization?
Ans : League of Nations
7. How many languages has been named official by United Nations?
Ans : Six languages (English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Arabic and Russian)
8. How many Principal Organs does United Nations has?
Ans : Six
a) The General Assembly
b) The Security Council
c) The Economic and Social COuncil
d) The Secretariat
e) The International Court of Justice
f) The United Nations Trusteeship Council
9. Which is the top post in United Nations?
Ans : Secretary General
10. Where did the first General Assembly meeting held?
Ans : Westminster Central Hall,London
11. Who gave the name as United Nations for the this organization?
Ans : Franklin D Roosevelt
12. Who is the current UN Secretary General?
Ban ki-moon
13.Who is the current Deputy Secretary General?
Ans : Jan Eliasson
14. Who is the current General Assembly President?
Ans : Mr. Vuk Jeremić
15. Vietnam joined the U.N.O in the year
Ans : 1977
16. Which of the following is not associated with the UNO?
ASEAN -Association of Southeast Asian Nations
About ASEAN
22nd ASEAN Summit on 24-25 April 2013- Which held on Bandar Seri Begawan in Brunei Darussalam
ASEAN Members : Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Viet Nam
ASEAN Motto : The motto of ASEAN is "One Vision, One Identity, One Community".
ASEAN Day : 8th August is observed as ASEAN Day.
ASEAN Secretary General : The Secretary-General of ASEAN 2013 -2017 is H.E. Le Luong Minh from Viet Nam.
ASEAN headquarters : South Jakarta, Indonesia.
List of International Organizations in Geneva
Aga Khan Foundation
Airports Council International
Conference of European Churches (CEC)
European Broadcasting Union (EBU)
European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)
Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM)
International AIDS Society
International Association for the Study of Insurance Economics (also known as Geneva Association)
International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO)
International board of directors for Médecins Sans Frontières
International Civil Defence Organization (ICDO)
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)
International Labour Organization (ILO)
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
International Road Transport Union (IRU)
International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
International Union Against Cancer (UICC)
Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU)
Mandat International (MI)
Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification Schemes (PEFC)
UN Watch
United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR)
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
United Nations Office at Geneva
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)
World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)
World Council of Churches (WCC)
World Economic Forum (WEF)
World Health Organization (WHO)
World Heart Federation (WHF)
World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
World Meteorological Organization (WMO)
World Organization of the Scout Movement
World Student Christian Federation WSCF
World Trade Organization (WTO)
World Wide Web Virtual Library
Youth With A Mission (YWAM)
World Largest Producers
Top Producer’s Of Different Crops In World : List of largest producing countries in the world
• The Largest producer of groundnut in World =India
• The Largest producer of Tobacco in World = China
• The Largest Quantity of Barley is produced in World = Russia
• The Largest producer of Long Staple Cotton in World = USA
• The Largest Cattle production in World = India
• The Largest producer of Butter & Ghee in World = India
• The Largest producer of Rice in World = India & USA
• The Largest Exporters of Rice In the World = Thailand
Top 10 Largest Exporters of Rice In the World
Thailand 8500
Vietnam 6500
Pakistan 3800
India 2200
Cambodia 850
Uruguay 700
China 600
Egypt 600
Argentina 500
Brazil 400
• The Largest producer of Fish in World = China
• The Largest producer of Mutton in World = New Zealand & Australia.
• The Largest producer of Mercury in World = Spain
• The Largest producer of Rock Phosphate in World = USA & Russia.
• The Leading producer of Uranium in World = Kazakhstan
• The Leading producer of Automobiles in World = USA
• The Leading producer of Cement in World = USA
• The Country that Manufactures due Maximum number of Locomotives in World = USA
• The Country known for Locomotive = Philadelphia
• The Country famous for Petroleum = Baku
• The Country famous for Wollen textiles in World = Leeds.
The Largest producer of Sugar in the world : Brazil
World’s Top 10 Sugar-Producing Countries in 2010-2011
Country Production
1) Brazil 38.745
2) India 26.000
3) China 11.475
4) Thailand 10.061
5) U.S. 7.210
6) Mexico 5.495
7) Pakistan 4.400
8) France 4.275
9) Australia 3.800
10) Germany 3.565
• The Country known as Sugar Bowl in World = Cuba.
• The Largest producer of groundnut in World =India
• The Largest producer of Tobacco in World = China
• The Largest Quantity of Barley is produced in World = Russia
• The Largest producer of Long Staple Cotton in World = USA
• The Largest Cattle production in World = India
• The Largest producer of Butter & Ghee in World = India
• The Largest producer of Rice in World = India & USA
• The Largest Exporters of Rice In the World = Thailand
Top 10 Largest Exporters of Rice In the World
Thailand 8500
Vietnam 6500
Pakistan 3800
India 2200
Cambodia 850
Uruguay 700
China 600
Egypt 600
Argentina 500
Brazil 400
• The Largest producer of Fish in World = China
• The Largest producer of Mutton in World = New Zealand & Australia.
• The Largest producer of Mercury in World = Spain
• The Largest producer of Rock Phosphate in World = USA & Russia.
• The Leading producer of Uranium in World = Kazakhstan
• The Leading producer of Automobiles in World = USA
• The Leading producer of Cement in World = USA
• The Country that Manufactures due Maximum number of Locomotives in World = USA
• The Country known for Locomotive = Philadelphia
• The Country famous for Petroleum = Baku
• The Country famous for Wollen textiles in World = Leeds.
The Largest producer of Sugar in the world : Brazil
World’s Top 10 Sugar-Producing Countries in 2010-2011
Country Production
1) Brazil 38.745
2) India 26.000
3) China 11.475
4) Thailand 10.061
5) U.S. 7.210
6) Mexico 5.495
7) Pakistan 4.400
8) France 4.275
9) Australia 3.800
10) Germany 3.565
• The Country known as Sugar Bowl in World = Cuba.
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