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a compass needle gets deflected
A simple electric motor has six parts
abiotic components
absolute refractive index
acids and base and their properties
advantage and disadvantage
air
Alloying
Amplitude
and its factor

Anodising
Aperture
application of pH scale
Baking soda
Balanced Chemical Equation
bio gas plant
bio mass
biotic components
Bleaching powder
Carnivores
Center of a curvature
Characteristics of a sound wave
CHEMICAL EQUATION
Chemical Properties of metals
Chemical reaction
circuit diagram
combination reaction
concave lens
concave mirror
Consumers
Conventional sources of energy
convex lens
convex mirror
Corrosion
current
Current is different for different components.
DC generator
Decomposers
Decomposition reaction
DEREVERBERATION
Difference between the transverse waves and longitudinal waves
Diffraction of the light
Distinguish between loudness and intensity of sound
does sound travel the fastest at a particular temperature
Double displacement Reaction
ductility
ECHO
Eco system
ELECTRIC BULB
electric current
electric diagram
ELECTRIC ENERGY
ELECTRIC FUSE
electric generator
Electric motor
ELECTRIC POWER
electricity
electromagnet
Electromagnetic induction
elementary diagram
Endothermic reaction
Energy from sea
Exothermic chemical
Explain how sound is produced by your school bell
Fission nuclear plant
Fleming’s left hand rule
fleming’s right hand rule
Focal length
Focal plane
focus
Food chains and webs
Force on a current-carrying conductor in a magnetic field
Fossil fuels
Frequency
Geothermal energy
Guess which sound has a higher pitch guitar or a car horn
HEATING EFFECT OF ELCTRIC CURRENT
Herbivores
how a moving magnet can be used to generate electric currents
How does the sound produced by a vibrating object in a medium reach your ear
How nuclear energy is generated
How ozone is getting depleted
How ozone produce
How rainbow is made
How shadow is made
How strong are acid or base solutions
Hydro power plant
in which of the three media
incident ray of light is parallel to the emergent ray of light
JOULE’S LAW OF HEATING
Law of refraction of light
Lens formula
light
light is a transverse wave
Light is not a mechanical wave
Magnetic effects of electric currents
magnetic field
Magnetic field due to a current in a solenoid
Magnetic field due to a current through a circular loop
Magnetic field due to current carrying conductor
magnetic fields lines are closed curves
Magnetic Resonance Images (MRI)
Magnetism in medicine
magnification of lens
malleability
maxwell’s corkscrew rule
METAL
Metal react with acids
metallic luster
Non -conventional source energy
Nuclear energy
Nuclear power plant
ohms law
Omnivores
one diopters
Optical density
Oxidation and reduction
Ozone layer
Parasites
pH scale
Pole
potential difference
power of lens
Precipitation reaction
Prevention of corrosion
Principal axis
Producers
Production of the sound
Propagation of sound
Properties of Ionic compounds
properties of the light
Radius of a curvature
Reaction of hydrochloric acid with metal oxide
Reflection of light
Reflection of Sound
Refraction by spherical lenses
Refraction of light
Refraction through a rectangular glass slab
resistance
RESISTANCE OF A SYSTEM OF RESISTORS
RESISTORS IN PARALLEL
RESISTORS IN SERIES
REVERBERATION
Right hand thumb rule
Sign convention for reflection by spherical mirrors Mirror formula and magnification
Sign convention for spherical lenses
Solar energy
Sonic boom
Sound
Sound waves are longitudinal waves
Sound waves are transverse wave
Spectrum
speed
Speed of sound in different media
Spherical mirror
The reactivity series
The refractive index
Thermal power plant
Tidal energy
Time period
Tropic levels
Types of chemical reactions
Uses of Baking soda
Uses of Bleaching powder
Uses of washing soda
washing soda
water or iron
Wave energy
What do all acids and all bases have in common
What happens when parallel beam of light are incident on a lens
When metals react with water
Why are sound waves called mechanical waves?
wind energy
working
write a chemical equation

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