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Class X Science

Chemical Reaction And Equation
  • 1.a Chemical Equation
  • 1.b Types Of Chemical Reactions
  • 1.c Have You Observed The Effects Of Oxidation Reactions In Everyday Life?
Acids, Bases, And Salts
  • 2.a Understanding The Chemical Properties Of Acids, Bases, And Salts
  • 2.b What Do All Acids And All Bases Have In Common?
  • 2.c How Strong Are Acid Or Base Solutions?
  • 2.d More About Salts
Metals And Non-Metals
  • 3.a Physical Properties
  • 3.b Chemical Properties Of Metals
  • 3.c How Do Metals And Non-Metals React?
  • 3.d Occurrence Of Metals
  • 3.e Corrosion
Carbon And Its Compounds
  • 4.a Bonding In Carbon-The Covalent Bond
  • 4.b Versatile Nature Of Carbon
  • 4.c Chemical Properties Of Carbon Compounds
  • 4.d Some Important Carbon Compounds Ethanol And Ethanoic Acid
  • 4.e Soaps And Detergents
Periodic Classification Of Elements
  • 5.a Making Order Out Of Chaos-Early Attempts Of Classification Of Elements
  • 5.b Making Order Out Of Chaos-Mendeleev’s Periodic Table
  • 5.c Making Order Out Of Chaos-The Modern Periodic Table
Life Processes
  • 6.a What Are The Life Processes
  • 6.b Nutrition
  • 6.c Respiration
  • 6.d Transportation
  • 6.e Excretios
Control And Coordination
  • 7.a Animal -Nervous System
  • 7.b Coordination In Plants
  • 7.c Hormones In Animals
How Do Organisms Reproduce
  • 8.a Do Organisms Create Exact Copies Of Themselves?
  • 8.b Modes Of Reproduction Used By  Organisms
  • 8.c Sexual Reproduction
Heredity And Evolution
  • 9. an Accumulation Of Variation During Reproduction
  • 9.b Heredity
  • 9.c Evolution
  • 9.d Speciation
  • 9.e Evolution And Classification
  • 9.f Evolution Should Not Be Equated With Progress
Light-Reflection And Refraction
  • 10.a Reflection Of Light
  • 10.b Spherical Mirrors
  • 10.c Refraction Of Light
The Human Eye And The Colourful World
  • 11.a The Human Eye
  • 11.b Defects Of Vision And Their Correction
  • 11.c Refraction Of Light Through A Prism
  • 11.d Dispersion Of White Light By A Glass Prism
  • 11.e Atmospheric Refraction
  • 11.f Scattering Of Light
Electricity
  • 12.a Electric Current And Circuit
  • 12.b Electric Potential And Potential Difference
  • 12.c Circuit Diagram
  • 12.d Ohm’s Law
  • 12.e Factors On Which The Resistance Of A Conductor Depends
  • 12.f Resistance Of A System Of Resistors
  • 12.g Heating Effect Of Electric Current
  • 12.h Electric Power
Magnetic Effects  Of Electric Current
  • 13.a Magnetic Field And Field Lines
  • 13.b Magnetic Field Due To Straight Current Carrying Conductor
  • 13.c Force On A Current Carrying Conductor In A Magnetic Field
  • 13.d Electric Motor
  • 13.e Electromagnetic Induction
  • 13.f Electric Generator
  • 13.g Domestic Electric Circuits
Sources Of Energy
  • 14.a What Is A Good Sources Of Energy
  • 14.b Conventional Sources Of Energy
  • 14.c Alternative Or Non Conventional Sources Of Energy
  • 14.d Environmental Consequences
  • 14.e How Long Will An Energy Source Last Us?
Our Environment
  • 15.a What Happen When We Add Our Waste To  The Our Environment
  • 15.b Ecosystem-What Are Its Components
  • 15.c How Do Our Activities Affect The Environment
Management Of Natural Resources
  • 16.a Why Do We Need To Manage Our Resources
  • 16.b Forests And Wildlife
  • 16.c Water For All
  • 16.d Coal And Petroleum
  • 16.e An Overview Of Natural Resource Management
Heat
  • 17.a Thermal Equilibrium – Heat And Temperature
  • 17.b Methods Of Mixtures
  • 17.c Evaporation
  • 17.d Specific Heat
  • 17.e Condensation
  • 17.f Boiling
  • 17.g Melting
  • 17.h Freezing
Structure Of Atom*
  • 18.a Spectrum
  • 18.b Electromagnetic Spectrum
  • 18.c Bohr’s Model Of Hydrogen Atom And Its Limitations
  • 18.d Bohr-Somerfield Model Of An Atom
  • 18.e Quantum Mechanical Model Of An Atom
  • 18.f Quantum Numbers
  • 18.g Electronic Configuration
Chemical Bonding*
  • 19.a The Arrangement Of Ions In Ionic Compounds
  • 19.b Draw Backs Of Electronic Theory Of Valence
  • 19.c Valence Bond Theory
  • 19.d Valence Bond Theory-Hybridisation
  • 19.e Properties Of Ionic And Covalent Compounds
Principles Of Metallurgy*
  • 20.a Occurrence Of The Metals In Nature
  • 20.b Extraction Of Metals From The Ores
  • 20.c Corrosion
Coordination In Life Processes*
  • 21.a Feeling Hungry
  • 21.b Taste Is Something Connected To The Tongue And The Palate
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