Question

Natural resources of Mysuru​

Answer 1

Explanation:

$\boxed{\begin{array}{|c|c|c|c|}  {1-4}\Large\sf {Ionic\:Compounds} & \sf \Large {Chemical\:Formula} & \Large \sf{Melting\:point_{(k)}} & \Large\sf {Boiling\:point_{(k)}}\\ &&& \\  {1-4} \sf Sodium\:Chloride & \sf NaCl & 1074 & 1686 \\ &&& \\ {1-4} \sf Lithium\:Chloride & \sf \sf LiCl & 887 & 1600 \\ &&& \\ {1-4} \sf Calcium\:Chloride & \sf CaCl_2 & 1045 & 1900 \\ &&& \\ {1-4} \sf Calcium\:Oxide & \sf CaO & 2850 & 3120 \\ &&& \\ \ {1-4} \sf Magnesium\:Chloride & \sf MgCl_2 & 981 & 1685 \\ &&& \\ {1-4} \end{array}}$

Answer 2

Answer:

Flora and Fauna in Mysore

Mysore city is a home to many different species of flora and fauna such as squirrels, barrel headed millipede, rose ring parakeets, cormorants, Indian hanging parrots, kingfishers, spot billed ducks, resident ducks, painted storks, herons, spot billed pelicans, purple maroon, darter, frogs, horn bills, toads, flower pecker and many others. Mysore is also the city where the largest Indian bird aviary is located. This is situated close to the Karanji Lake and is a home for various bird species such as Indian horn bill, black swan and peacock. According to the tourists visiting Mysore, it is a home for many of those species which they could see only on Television and in newspapers and magazines.