Questions

Sucrose is not a monosaccharide.

Monosaccharides are simple carbohydrates molecules that cannot be broken down into smaller molecules of other carbohydrates.

Glucose, galactose and fructose are examples of Monosaccharides.

Here I give you the first 30 Atomic elements names and their Atomic masses.

Atomic number      Element        Atomic mass
                             

        1                 Hydrogen           1

        2                  Helium              4

        3                 Lithium              6.94

        4                Beryllium            9.01

        5                  Boron               10.81

        6                Carbon               12.01

        7                Nitrogen             14.01

        8                Oxygen              15.99

        9                Fluorine              19.00

       10                Neon                 20.18

       11               Sodium               22.99

       12             Magnesium           25.31

       13             Aluminium            26.98

       14               Silicon                28.09

       15             Phosphorus           30.97

       16               Sulphur               32.07

       17               Chlorine              35.45

       18                Argon                 39.95

       19             Potassium              39.10

       20              Calcium                40.08

       21             Scandium              44.96

       22             Titanium               47.87

       23            Vanadium              50.94

       24             Chromium            24. 52

       25            Manganese            54.94

       26                Iron                  55.85

       27              Cobalt                 58.93

       28               Nickel                 58.69

       29              Copper                 63.55

       30                Zinc                   65.41

Competition  occurs when two or more organisations act independently to supply their products to the same group of consumers.

There are mainly two cases when firms can compete. One is price where firms are selling identical or very similar products, they must compete on price with each firm trying to undercut the others. The other is differentiation. A non-price competition depends on making a product different from those of competitors and by giving it distinctive qualities that are valued by the target market. This might include branding, styling, special features or higher levels of customer service. Good competition provides more options to customers and also brings with it improved  customer services.

Clearly adoptindg such a policy help to regulate the population gowth,which inturn will facilitate the proper growth of economy and optimum utilization of country resources.