Class X - Chemistry (Science)
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Class X - Chemistry
Chapter 1 : Chemical Reactions
Recalling Basics- Elements, Compounds; Ions- Formation of Compounds;
Chemical Reaction - Common Observations in Che. Rx; Chemical Equation;
Balancing;
Making Chemical Reaction More informative- Indicating states, Exothermic and Endothermic, Conditions of reaction; Oxidation & Reduction; Armful effection of Oxidation- Corrosion, Rancidity; Types of Reactions- Combination, Decomposition, Displacement, Double Displacement;
Experiments- Formation of slaked lime (combination), Decomposition of ferrous sulphate, Decomposition of lead nitrate, A double displacement reaction, Decomposition of Silver chloride & bromide, A displacement reaction, A combination reaction, Decomposition of Water;
Chapter 2 : Acids, Bases and Salts
Acids and Bases - Strong and Weak, Concentrated and Dilute, Diluting Acids and Bases, Presence and Taste, Conduction of Electricity;
Reactions of Acids and Bases - Neutrilization Reactions, With Oxides, With Metals, With Carbonates and Bicarbonates;
Experiments - How do Acid and Base react with Metal, How do Carbonate and Bicarbonate react with Acid, How does Metal Oxide react with Acid; Corrosive Nature of Acids and Bases; Uses of Acids and Bases;
pH Scale - pH value of Different Substances; Acid Base Indicator - Litmus, Methyl Orange, Phenolphthalein, Turmeric Solution, Others; Universal Indicator - Red Cabbage;
Importance of pH in Everyday Life - pH in Digestive System, Tooth Decay, pH of Soil, Effect of pH on Animals and Plants, Self Defence by Plants and Animals; Acids and Bases in absence of Water;
Salt - Family of Salt, Conduction of Electricity in Salt, pH of Salt, Water of Crystallization;
Common Salt (Sodium Chloride) - Methods of obtaining NaCl; Making Other Chemicals from NaCl - Sodium Hydroxide, Bleaching Powder, Baking Soda, Washing Soda; Bases and Alkali;
Chapter 3 : Metals and Non - Metals
Introduction; Physical Properties of Metals & Non-Metals; Exceptions in Physical Properties;
Chemical Properties of Metals - Reaction with Oxygen, Reaction with Water; Experiment;
Reaction with Dilute Acid - Aqua Regia, Reactivity of Metals, Reaction of Metals with Metal Salts, Reaction with Chlorine; Chemical Properties of Non-metals - Reaction with Oxygen, Reaction with Water, Reaction with Acid, Reaction with Salts, Reaction with Chlorine; Difference b/w Metals and Non-metals;
Electron Distribution in Orbits; Valancy;
Electron Dot Structure; Ionic and Covalent Compound; Formation of Ionic Compounds; Properties of Ionic Compounds; Occurance Extraction of Metals; Some Important Reactions; Obtaining Metal from Ore - Enrichment of Ore, Extraction of Metal - Extraction of Metals of Low Reactivity;
Extraction of Metals of Medium Reactivity, Extraction of Metals of High Reactivity; Refining of Metals;
Corrosion - Corrosion of Iron - Prevention of Corrosion of Iron; Alloy - Properties of Alloy, Some Common Alloys;
Chapter 4 : Periodic Classification of Elements
Attempts to group Elements(Debereiner's Traids, Newland's Law of Octave), Mendeleev's Periodic table(Limitations, Merits)
Recalling Old things needed(Atomic Number, Electronic distribution)
Modern Periodic Table(Introduction, Basic Concepts, Position of Elements), Trends in Modern Periodic table(Valence electron and shell, Valency, Size of Atom, Metallic character, Electropositivity, Nature of Oxides, Revision, Electronegativity, Chemical Reactivity), Explanation Of Limitations of Mendeleev's Periodic Table
Chapter 5 : Carbon and Its Compounds
Carbon (C)- Properties of Carbon, Occurrence of Carbon; Allotropes of Carbon- Diamond, Graphite, Fullerene;
Compounds of Carbon- Organic Compounds; Hydrocarbons- Saturated Hydrocarbons, Unsaturated Hydrocarbons;
Isomers- Butane, Pentane, Hexane, Ethene, Benzene; Homologous Series- Characteristics of Homologous Series;
Functional Group- Halogen, Alcohol, Aldehyde, Ketone, Carboxylic Acid;
Chemical Properties of Carbon and it's Compounds- Combustion Reactions, Oxidation Reactions, Substitution Reactions, Addition Reactions; Hydrogenation;
Commercially Important Compounds of Carbon- Ethanol, Ethanoic (Acetic Acid);
Chemical Properties of Acetic acid; Soaps & Detergents- Soft and Hard Water;
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