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Flashcards for CBSE Class 10 Science (086), split into the five units of the 2026-27 course structure and then by NCERT chapter within each. A last subdeck covers the listed practicals. Topics marked as assessed only through internal, formative work, such as periodic classification of elements and evolution, are left out. Delete or suspend any subdeck your course leaves out once the deck is yours.

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What is inside (37 subdecks)

  • 1. Chemical Substances, Nature and Behaviour343 cards
    • 1. Chemical Reactions and Equations68 cards
    • 2. Acids, Bases and Salts100 cards
    • 3. Metals and Non-metals88 cards
    • 4. Carbon and its Compounds87 cards
  • 2. World of Living309 cards
    • 5. Life Processes136 cards
      • Excretion19 cards
      • Nutrition50 cards
      • Respiration30 cards
      • Transportation37 cards
    • 6. Control and Coordination58 cards
    • 7. How do Organisms Reproduce?65 cards
    • 8. Heredity50 cards
  • 3. Natural Phenomena130 cards
    • 9. Light, Reflection and Refraction70 cards
    • 10. The Human Eye and the Colourful World60 cards
  • 4. Effects of Current105 cards
    • 11. Electricity65 cards
    • 12. Magnetic Effects of Electric Current40 cards
  • 5. Natural Resources55 cards
    • 13. Our Environment55 cards
  • 6. Practicals66 cards
    • 1. Testing the pH of common samples and the properties of acids and bases7 cards
    • 2. Classifying reactions as combination, decomposition, displacement or double displacement7 cards
    • 3. Comparing the reactivity of zinc, iron, copper and aluminium6 cards
    • 4. Studying how potential difference across a resistor depends on the current through it6 cards
    • 5. Finding the equivalent resistance of two resistors in series and in parallel4 cards
    • 6. Viewing stomata using a peel taken from a leaf4 cards
    • 7. Showing that carbon dioxide is given out during respiration4 cards
    • 8. Studying the properties of ethanoic acid (acetic acid)4 cards
    • 9. Comparing the cleaning action of soap in soft and hard water4 cards
    • 10. Finding the focal length of a concave mirror and a convex lens4 cards
    • 11. Tracing a ray of light through a rectangular glass slab4 cards
    • 12. Studying binary fission in Amoeba and budding in yeast and Hydra4 cards
    • 13. Tracing a ray of light through a glass prism4 cards
    • 14. Identifying the parts of a dicot seed embryo4 cards

Some of its cards

  • Cornea
    The transparent front part of the eye, where most of the refraction of incoming light happens
  • The region around a magnet or current-carrying conductor where its magnetic force can be detected
    Magnetic field
  • In the practical showing that carbon dioxide is given out during respiration, what solution in the apparatus turns milky as the experiment proceeds?
    Lime water
  • Why is reproduction important for a species, even though it is not needed to keep an individual alive?
    It produces new individuals, so the species continues to survive over generations
  • Electric current
    The rate of flow of electric charge through a conductor
  • What is a chemical reaction?
    A process in which one or more substances change into one or more new substances with different properties
  • The passing of characteristics from parents to their offspring
    Heredity
  • In the practical finding the focal length of a concave mirror, what distant object is commonly used to obtain a sharp image on a screen?
    A distant object such as a tree or a building seen through a window
  • What is excretion?
    The removal of harmful metabolic waste products from the body
  • In the practical studying the properties of ethanoic acid, what is the odour of ethanoic acid, and what everyday substance does it resemble?
    A sharp, sour smell, like vinegar

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