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Oswaal CBSE Chapterwise Mind Maps, SCIENCE, Class-X [ 1 Mind map : learning made simple Chapter-1 Corrosion Prevent use air exothermic Chemical Reactions & Equations R e a c ti o n s c h a n g e in C o l o u r s t a t e t e m p e r a t u r e S i m p l e s t w a y t o w rit e c h e m ic a l e q u a ti o n e.g . M a g n e s i u m + O x y g e n M a g n e s i u m o x i d e f o r m - e q u a t i o n f o r m u l a e o f e l e m e n t s u n b a l a n c e d e q u a t i o n S k e l e t a l e q u a t i o n B a l a n c e d E q u a t i o n f o ll o w s l a w o f c o n s e r v a t i o n o f m a s s n o . o f a t o m s r e m a i n s s a m e e l e m e n t s w ith m a x i m u m a t o m s b a l a n c e d fir s t R e a c t a n t s & p r o d u c t s b o t h b a l a n c e d P h y s i c a l s t a te o f e l e m e n t s w r itte n a s T h e r m o c h e m i c a l c h a n g e s e n e r g y a b s o r b e d e n e r g y released b y a d d i n g O x i d a t i o n E f f e c t s R e d u c t i o n w h e n f a t s o x i d i s e d r a n c i d i t y t i g h t c o n tain e rs T y p e s o f c h e m i c a l r e a c t i o n s e x o t h e r m ic h e a t a b s o r b e d h e a t r e l e a s e d e n d o t h e r m i c C o m b i n a t i o n D e c o m p o sitio n a d d itio n o f t w o e le m e n t e or co m p o u n d s t o s y n t h e s i s ne w co m p o u n d deco m p oses to f o r m tw o or m ore than tw o co m p ou n d s. O x i d a ti o n R e d u c ti o n A ddition of O 2 Rem oval of H 2 R e m o v al o f O 2 Addition of H 2 D o u ble d is p la ce m e n t exchan g e o f i o ns or reacta n ts Displacement displaces a less activ e m etal from its salt solutio n e n d o t h e r m i c a n ti o x i d a n t s e . g . M g + O M g O 2 g a s ( g ) , L i q u i d ( l ) a n d s o lid ( s )

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Oswaal CBSE Chapterwise Mind Maps, SCIENCE, Class-X [ 1

Mind

map

: lea

rning m

ade

simpl

e C

hapt

er-1

Corrosio

n

Prev

ent

use

air

exot

herm

ic

Chem

ical R

eact

ions

& E

quat

ions

Reacti

ons

change in

Colour stat

e

tem

pera

ture

Simpl

est w

ay to

writ

e ch

emic

al e

quat

ion

e.g. M

agne

sium

+ O

xyge

n →

Mag

nesi

um o

xide

form

-equ

atio

n

formulae of ele

men

tsun

bala

nced

equ

atio

nSk

elet

al e

quat

ion

Balance

d Eq

uatio

n

follows la

w of co

nser

vatio

n of

mas

s

no. o

f ato

ms

rem

ains

sam

e

elem

ents

with

max

imum

ato

ms

bala

nced

firs

t

Rea

ctan

ts &

pro

duct

s bo

th b

alan

ced

Physi

cal s

tate

of e

lem

ents

wri

tten

as

Thermochemical c

hange

sen

ergy

abs

orbe

d

ener

gy re

leas

ed

by a

ddin

g

Oxi

datio

n

Effec

ts

Reduc

tion

whe

n fa

ts o

xidi

sed

ranc

idity

tight

cont

ainer

s

Types of c

hemica

lreacti

onsex

othe

rmic

heat

abso

rbed

heat

rele

ased

endo

ther

mic

Com

bina

tion

Decomposition

addition of two elemen

te

or compounds to sy

nthes

is

new compound

decomposes to form two or more than two compounds.

Oxi

datio

nRe

duct

ion

Addition of O2

Removal of H2

Rem

oval

of O

2

Additi

on of

H

2

Double displacement exchange of ions or

reactants

Displacement

displaces a less activemetal from its salt solution

endo

ther

mic

antio

xida

nts

e.g. M

g +

O →

MgO

2

gas

(g),

Liq

uid

(l) a

nd s

olid

(s)

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er-2

Che

mic

al P

rope

rtie

s

of B

ases

Physical Properties

of Bases

Doe

s no

t con

duct

ele

ctri

city

Bitter in taste

Turns red litmus b

lue

Alkal

i rea

cts w

ith m

etal

to li

bera

te h

ydro

gen

Physical Properties

of Acids

Sour in taste

Turn

s bl

ue li

tmus

red

Bases

reac

ts w

ith a

cidi

cox

ides

to fo

rm s

alts

.

Rea

cts

with

met

als t

olib

erat

e hy

drog

en

Rea

cts

with

met

al c

arbo

nates

to li

bera

te C

O2

Che

mic

al P

rope

stie

s

of A

cids

Types of salts

Plas

ter o

f Par

is

CaS

O4.

2H

2O →

CaS

O4 •

11/ 2

H2O

+ ½

H2O

Was

hing

Sod

a

NO

2CO

3 +

l0H 2O

→ N

a 2CO 3 •

l0H2O

Baking Soda

Na 2CO 3 + C

O 2+H 2O

→ 2NaHCO3

Giv

e O

H

ions

in aq

ucou

s solutio

n

Giv

e H

+ io

ns in

aqu

eous

sol

utio

n

Aqu

eous

sol

utio

n

con

duc

t ele

ctric

ity Comm

on sa

lt

NaOH

+H

Cl →

NaC

l+H

2O

Bleaching Powder

Ca(OH)2 +

Cl2 → CaOCl2 +

H2O

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Metal + O2 → Metal Oxide

Met

al +

dilu

te a

cid

→ S

alt +

H2

Metals of medium reactivity

Sulphide ores

Non

-met

al+

Ste

am →

H2

Met

als

and

Non

-met

als

OR

E

Oxi

des

ofm

etal

s

Puri

ficat

ion

of m

etal

s

Met

als

Non

-met

als

Che

mica

lPr

oper

ties

Chemical

Properties

Phys

ical

Prop

ertie

sG

ood

cond

ucto

r of

hea

tan

d el

ectr

icity

Mal

leab

le an

d ductile

High density

High M. P. and B.P.

They are

solid

sM

etal

+ H

2O →

M

etal H

ydroxide

Met

al +

Cl2

→ M

etal

Chlo

ride

Meta

l + H

2 → M

etal Hydride

Physical

Properties

Poor

con

duct

or o

f hea

t and

elec

tric

ity

Non

-mal

leab

le a

nd

non-

duct

ile

Britt

le

Low MP and

BP

Can be solids, liquids or g

ases

Met

als

with

hig

h re

activ

ityM

etal

s with

low

reac

tivity

Carbo

nate

ore

calc

inat

ion

Sulp

hide

Ore

R

oast

ing

Refining

MetalRoas

ting

Non

-met

al+

O2 →

Non

-met

al O

xide

Non

met

al +

aci

d →

No-

reac

tion

Non-metal +

Cl 2

→ N

on-m

etal

Chl

orid

e

Electrolysis of molten ore

Pure metal

Conve

rsio

n o

f ore

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(CnH

2n – 2)

(CnH

2n)

(CnH

2n+

2)A

lkan

es

Met

hane

Types

Type

s of

reac

tion

of Reactions

Etha

ne

Prop

ane

Buta

ne

Pent

ane

Hex

ane

Hep

tane

Oct

ane

Non

ane

Dec

ane

Ethene

PropeneButene

PenteneHexene Heptene Octe

ne

Nonene

Decen

e

Ethyn

e

Propyne

Butyne

Penty

neHex

yne

Hep

tyne

Octy

neNonyne

Decyn

e

(C=O)

Carb

on a

nd I

tsCo

mpo

und

Prop

ertie

s

of C

arbo

n

Presence of single bond

Com

busti

on

Oxidation

Substit

ution

hom

olog

ous s

erie

s

of a

lkan

es

SaturatedHydrocarbon

Acyclic or O

pen

Hom

olog

ous s

eries

of Alkenes

Homologous serie

s of A

lkynes

Soap

s and

dete

rgen

ts

E

sterifi

cation

Este

rs

Functional Groups IUPAC names

Alc

ohal

(OH

)

Ald

ehyd

e (C

HO

)

Ester (–

COO)

Car

boxy

lic a

cid

(CO

OH

)

Ketone

Isom

erism

Elec

tron

egat

ive

Cat

enat

ion

Tetr

aval

ency

Type

s of O

rganic

Com

pounds

Cyclic

or c

lose

dAromatic Compounds

(Triple Bonds) Alky

nes

Alk

enes

(Pre

senc

e of

Dou

ble

bond

s)

Unsaturated

Hydrocarbon

Com

bust

ion

Oxidation

Addition

Sapo

nific

atio

n

Benzene

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Per

iodi

c Cl

assi

fica

tion

of E

lem

ents

1st G

roup

2nd G

roup

13th

Gro

up

14th

Gro

up

15th

Gro

up

16th

Gro

up

17th

Gro

up

18th

Gro

up

18 V

ertic

al C

olou

mns

→ G

roup

s

7 H

oriz

onta

l row

s - P

erio

ds

Alk

ali m

etal

s

Alk

alin

e ea

rth

met

als

Bor

on fa

mily

Car

bon

fam

ily

Nitr

ogen

fam

ily

Oxy

gen

fam

ily

Hal

ogen

s

Iner

t Gas

es

Dob

eren

eir t

riad Law

Old

theo

ries

Newla

nd la

w o

f Oct

ave

Mendeele

v’s P

erio

dic L

aw

Ato

mic

Rad

ius

Dec

reas

es a

cros

s a

per

iod

Decreases a

cros

s per

iod

Met

allic

Cha

ract

er

Nam

es o

f the G

roups

Non-metallic

characterDecreases down a group

Down a group meta

ls in

crea

ses

and non-meta

ls

decre

ases

Dec

reas

es d

own

a gr

oup

Dec

reas

es d

own

a gr

oup

Increases across a perio

d

Elec

tron

egat

ivity

Elec

tron

affi

nity

Ionisa

tion p

otentia

l

Dec

reas

es d

own

a gr

oup

Decreases in a

grou

p

Increases down a group

Increases a

cross

a per

iod

First decreases and then increases across a period

Increases

acro

ss a

per

iod

Incr

ease

s acr

oss a

p

eriod

Modern Pe

riodi

c La

w

Periodic

Properties Chemical reactivity

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IngestionDigestion

Ass

imila

tion

Eges

tion

Alim

enta

ry c

anal

and

thei

r se

cret

ions

Mouth (s

aliv

a)Va

rious

step

s inc

lude

d

in n

utrit

ion

in a

nim

als

Photosynthesis in Plants

Nutritio

n

Uri

ne

Excre

tio

n

Transp

iratio

n in

Pla

nts

Uni

t - N

ephr

onBo

wm

an’s

Caps

ule

Glo

merulus

Proximal Convoluted

Tubule

Loop of Hen

le

Distal Comvoluted Tubule

Respiration in Animals

(Human Beings)

Phloem

Xyl

em

Blood

Hea

rt

Blood Vessels

Tran

spor

tatio

n in plants

In h

uman

bei

ngs

Circulatio

n Pulmonary

Circulation

Systematic Circulation

Vena

Cav

a

Body Parts

Aorta

Left

Vent

ricle

Left Atrium

Hea

rt

Pulmonary Artery

Pulmon

ary

Vein

Lungs

Lif

e Pro

cess

es

Kidney in Animals

Nos

trils

Trachea

Bronchi

Bronchio

les

Lung

s

Alv

eoli

Tiss

ues

BloodPh

aryn

x

Oes

opha

gus

AnusSmal

l Int

estin

e

Large I

ntesti

neStom

ach

(HC

l, G

astr

ic Ju

ice)

Absorption

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Exoc

rine

Gla

nds

with

Duc

t

Pons

Rec

epto

rs →

Sen

sory

Neu

ron

→ S

pina

l Cor

d →

Mot

or N

euro

n →

Eff

ecto

rs

Gro

wth

Hor

mon

eTr

opic

Hor

mon

ePr

olac

tinVa

sopr

essi

nO

xyto

cinTh

yrox

ine

Hor

mon

e

Adr

enal

inco

rtis

ol

Insu

linG

luca

gon

Test

oste

rone

Ova

ries O

estr

ogen

Pr

oges

tero

ne

Auxi

nG

ibbe

relli

nC

ytok

inin

Abs

cisi

c ac

id

Ethylene

Plan

ts Hormones

Glands Humans

response to gravity

resp

onse

to w

ater

plan

ts

Hyd

rotro

pism

resp

onse

to li

ght

Phot

otro

pism

Tropic movements

resp

onse

to c

hem

ical

s chem

otropism

Cerebrum

Die

ncep

halo

n

Olf

acto

ry lo

bes

Thinking parts of brain

Hum

an b

eing

sN

ervo

us S

yste

m in

Brain

Cerebellu

m

Controls postu

re

and b

alan

ce

Contro

ls in

volu

ntar

y ac

tions

Contr

ol in

volu

ntar

y ac

tions

12 p

airs

31 p

airs

Sudd

en a

ctio

ns

Invo

lunt

ary

Ref

lex

actio

n

Reflex arc from spinal cord

Sympathetic

Parasympathetic

Uni

t of N

ervo

urs s

yste

m

Cell

body

Den

drite

s

AxonNeu

ron

Pituitary Gland

Para

thyr

oid

Hor

mon

e

Cont

rol a

nd

Co-O

rdin

atio

n

Roo

ts s

how

po

sitiv

e ge

otro

pism

Shoo

ts s

how

po

sitiv

eph

otor

opis

m

Hin

d brain

Med

ulla

Obl

onga

ta

M

id br

ain

Controls

invo

lunt

ary

actio

ns

Change in pupil s

ize R

efle

x ac

tions

Fore brain

Gro

wth

of P

olle

ntu

be to

war

ds

a ch

emic

alpr

oduc

ed b

y O

vule

Hor

mon

es

Gro

wth

Hor

mon

es

Glands

(Duc

tless

)

Endo

crin

e

Thyroid Gland

Para

thyr

oid

Thym

us

Thym

osin

Adre

nal

Panc

reasG

onads

Testes

Autonom

ic Nerv

ous Sys

tem

Spin

al co

rd

Cen

tral

Ner

vous

sys

tem

Cra

nial

Ner

ves

aris

es fr

om b

rain

Spinal Nerves arises

Peri

pher

al

Ner

vous

Sys

tem

Plant Movement

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Sperm

duc

t Ova

(egg

)

eg. Y

east

Hyd

ra

Polle

n gr

ains

on s

tigm

a of

sam

e flo

wer

Fusi

on o

f m

ale

and

fem

ale

gam

etes

dev

elop

sin

to e

mbr

yo

Polle

n gr

ains

on

stig

ma

of

anot

her

flow

er

Ova

ry fo

rms

frui

t a

nd O

vule

s fr

om

seed

s

Test

is

Penis

Sper

m

head ta

il

Fert

ilisa

tion

(Zyg

ote)

Ute

rus

Through Leaves-

Bryop

hyllu

m

Throug

h Ey

es-P

otat

o

Thro

ugh

stem

-Ros

e

Thro

ugh

Roo

ts

Rep

rodu

ctio

n th

roug

h ve

geta

tive

part

s of

Pla

nts

Rep

rodu

ce ?

How

do

Org

anis

ms

Bulb

like

proje

ctio

n co

mes

out o

f the

cel

ls

Eg. S

pirogyra

or m

ore

frag

men

tsFr

agm

enta

tion

Convere

d by

har

d pr

otec

tive

coat

to w

ithst

and

cond

ition

Spor

e fo

rmat

ion

Sexual

Fung

us

Spor

e germ

inates

Sexu

al re

prod

uctio

n

in p

lant

s

Through Flowers

Cro

ss P

ollin

ation

Self Po

llina

tion

Fertilization

disp

erse

d by

Animals being sticky

Wind

cont

ain

s

Male

Rep

rodu

ctiv

e Sy

stem

Brea

king

into

two

very

ligh

t

Seed

s

Embr

yo

Budding

Rep

rodu

ctio

n

thro

ugh

buds

Sexu

al re

producti

on

in an

imals

(Human Beings)

mid

dle

piec

e

Ovi

du

ct

Ova

ries

Female Reproductive system

Im

plan

tati

on

o

f em

bryo

deve

lop

s in

to

baby

Floats through water

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Analogous Org

ans

Variations

Som

atic

varia

tion

Gam

ete

Varia

tion

Ase

xual

var

iatio

n

Sexual Varia

tion

Law of Independent

Her

ed

ity

Gre

gor J

ohn M

endel

Dar

win

’s th

eory

of E

vide

nce

Vest

igia

l

Morphologica

l

Palaeontological

Mal

e

22+

xx

Dau

ghte

rD

augh

ter

Son

Son

XX

XX

XY

XY

Spec

iatio

n

Genetic drif

t

Reproductive isolation

Geo

grap

hica

l iso

latio

n

Nat

ural

Sel

ectio

n

Self

Polli

natio

nPh

enot

ype

All

roun

d Ye

llow

F 1 gen

erat

ion

F 1 gen

erat

ion

Hyb

rid

Hyb

rid

RR

YY

3 re

d: 1

whi

te1R

R:2

Rr:

1rr

Gen

otyp

e

F2 gener

ation

Cross

Po

llination

Phen

otyp

eG

enot

ype

Gen

otyp

e

1:2:

2:4:

2:2:

1:1:

1:1

1. R

ound

Yel

low

2. W

rink

led

Yello

w3.

Rou

nd G

reen

4. W

rink

led

Gre

en

Mon

ony

hybr

id

Cros

sH

ered

ity a

nd

Evol

utio

n

F2 g

ener

atio

n

Dih

ybrid

Cr

oss

Law

of S

egre

ga

tion

Study of Fos

sils

Mic

ro-e

volu

tion

Org

ans

pres

ent

but n

o fu

nctio

n

Homologous Org

ans

Self

Polli

natio

nPh

enot

ype

All red

Gen

otyp

e

Cro

ssPo

llina

tion

Phenotype

22 a

utos

omes

XY

sex

chro

mos

ome

22 a

utos

omes

XX

sex

chro

mos

ome

22+

xy

Fem

ale

Assortment

Det

erm

inat

iona

lhu

man

bei

ngs

Sex in

Auatomical

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Refraction

Reflection

of Light

of Lightincidence to the sin of angle

of refraction is always constantThe ratio of the sin of angle of

The incident ray, the normal and the refracted

ray at the point of incidence all lies in the

same plane for the two given transparent medium

to the angle of reflection

The angle of incidence is equal

The incident ray, th

e normal to

th

e surfa

ce

at the point of in

cidence and th

e

reflected ray, all lies in

the sa

me plane

Law

sLa

ws

Lig

ht—

Ref

lect

ion

and

Ref

ract

ion

Lens

es

Mirrors

Con

vex

Imag

es

Conca

ve L

ens

Diver

ging

Convex L

ens

Convergin

g

Position of ObjectTe

lesc

ope

Spectacle

s

Uses

Uses

Flas

hlig

hts

Eye G

lass

es

Secu

rity

Cam

eras

Peep

hol

es

and Con

tact

lene

s

Con

cave

Imag

e at

focu

s

Imag

ebe

twee

nF

and

CAt

C

At F

Imag

e at

C

Imag

e at

infin

ityIm

age

beyo

nd C

Imag

ebe

hind

th

e m

irro

r

Use

s

Simple

Micr

osco

pe

Compo

und

Mic

rosc

ope

Cam

era

Spec

tom

eter

At 2F 1

At F1

Between F1 and O

At In

finity

Beyo

nd 2

F 1

Between F 1

and

2F2

Imag

e on

the

sam

e si

de o

f the

le

ns a

s th

e ob

jectIm

age

atin

finity

Imag

e be

yond

2F 2

Imag

e at

2F 2

Imag

e be

twee

nF 2

and 2

F 2

Imag

e at

F2

Plane Mirror

Can

pro

duce

vir

tual

as

Posit

ion of

Object

Betw

een

Infin

ity a

nd C

At In

finity

Torc

hes

and

Hea

dlig

hts

Ref

lect

or fo

r Pr

ojec

tor L

am

ps

Floo

d Li

ghts

Sola

r Devices

wel

l as

real

imag

es

produces Virtu

al Imag

es

found indoo

rs a

nd o

ut

on vehi

cles

prod

uces

Virt

ual

Between Pole and F

Betwee

n F and C

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Hum

an E

ye a

ndCo

lour

ful W

orld

Structure

of E

yeEye D

efects

Eye Defects

Near Sightedness

M

yopiaC

orre

ctio

n

Correction

Hyp

erm

etro

pia

Causes

Cau

ses

Presbyopia

Correct

ion

Disper

sion

of L

ight

Scattering of Lig

htRed

dishness o

f the sun

Blue colour of the sky

Angle of deviat

ion (D

)

Atm

osph

eric

Refr

actio

n

Angle of emergence

at su

nrise and sunset

Pr

operties of Colloids

Tynd

all E

ffec

t

Col

loid

s

Disper

sed

Phas

e

Dispersed Medium

Cornea provides re

fract

ion

of li

ght

Lens Ir

is

Pupil

Retina

Prov

ide

the

focu

sed

real

and

inve

rted

imag

e of

the

obje

ct o

n th

e re

tina

Con

trol

the

size

of t

hepu

pil

It r

egul

ates

and

con

trol

s th

eam

ount

of l

ight

ent

erin

g th

e ey

e

(i) T

hey

are

hete

roge

neou

s

m

ixtu

re(ii

) Bea

m o

f lig

ht b

ecom

es

vi

sibl

e(ii

i) C

anno

t be

sepa

rate

d by

sed

imen

tatio

n

Del

icat

e m

embr

ane

havi

ngen

orm

ous

num

ber

of li

ght

sens

itive

cel

ls

Ref

ract

ion

ofLi

ght t

hrou

ghPr

ism

(i) C

ause

s G

radu

al w

eake

ning

o

f cili

ary

mus

cles

(ii) D

imin

ishi

ng fl

exib

ility

of

eye

lens

(i) E

xces

sive

Cur

vatu

re o

f

eye

lens

(ii) E

long

atio

n of

eye

ball

(i) F

ocal

leng

th o

f the

eye

l

ens

beco

mes

too

long

(ii) E

ye b

all b

ecom

es to

o sm

all

Use

of C

onca

ve le

ns o

fap

prop

riat

e po

wer

Use

of C

onca

ve le

ns o

fap

prop

riat

e po

wer

Use

of C

onve

x le

nson

bifo

cal l

ens

Ang

le o

f inc

iden

ce +

Ang

le o

f em

erge

nce

=A

ngle

of p

rism

+ A

ngle

of d

evia

tion

Refraction of light b

y th

e

Far

Sigh

tedn

ess

Advanced Sunrise and

delayed sunset

Planet do not twinkle

Twin

klin

g of

sta

rs

earth‘s atm

ospher

e

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Elec

tric

ity

If te

mpe

ratu

rear

ound

the

cond

uctin

gen

ds is

sam

e

R =

Are

a cr

oss

sect

ion

H

= I2 R

TLi

mit

of e

nerg

y =

Joul

es

Types o

f Circ

uit

Ohm‘s Law

Resis

tance

Res

istan

ce

in Parallel

Res

ista

nce

in S

erie

s

V = IR

R = V/I

Circuit D

iagr

am

Var

iabl

e R

esis

tanc

eR

esis

tor

Wire

joint

Switch

Cell

Wat

tPo

wer

P =

I

2 R

Wire

cros

sing

Paralle

l

Prec

autio

ns

Resistivity

Joule‘s Law

Dan

ger o

f mish

andling

Elec

troc

utio

n

Fire

Bum

Electri

cal S

hock

elec

trica

l appliances

Seri

es

Dry cell

Wir

e

Switc

h

Bulb

Symbo

l and

Com

pone

nt

P le

ngth

A

Rat

e at

whi

chel

ectr

ical

ene

rgy

isdi

ssip

ated

=

R =

R1

+ R

2 +

R3

1 R1 R

1+

1 R2

+1 R

3

+_

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Mag

netic

Eff

ect

ofEl

ectr

ic C

urre

nt

Domestic Electric

Circui

t

Electric Generators

Safety mea

sure

to

Conve

rts

mec

han

ical

pr

oduc

ed d

ue to

ro

tation

of co

il in

side t

he f

ield

Elec

tric c

urre

nt is

into

ele

ctri

cal e

ner

gy

take ca

re o

f lea

kage

Neu

tral

Wir

e

Live

Eir

e

Field

Lin

es

Circular Loop

Elec

tric

Mot

or

Solenoid

Field due to Curren

tCarrying Conduct

or

Field Lines

Mag

nitu

de

Directio

n

Nor

th to

Sou

th P

ole

Earth Wire

Supp

ly e

lect

rici

ty to

circ

uits

with

in h

ome

Fuse

Prot

ects

the

appl

ianc

es fr

omsh

ort c

ircu

iting

(ove

rloa

ding

)

Surroundin

g re

gion

whe

re fo

rce

of mag

net ca

n be

det

ecte

d

Fiel

d st

reng

th d

epen

ds o

n th

ede

crea

ses

of th

e fi

eld

lines

Stra

ight

Conductor

Forms of C

urrent C

arry

ing

Elec

trom

agne

tic In

duction

Conductor to M

agnetic F

ield

Dir

ectio

n of

For

ceFl

emin

g‘s

left

han

d ru

le

mec

hani

cal e

nerg

y

Con

vert

s el

ectr

ical

into

Cha

nges

in th

e m

agne

tic

As

curr

ent p

asse

d th

rough

the

coil

in m

agne

tic fi

eld

forc

e da

ting

in th

e co

il tu

rn

s

field

indu

ces

curv

e t

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Sour

ces

ofEn

ergy

Energy Cha

nges

Energy cannot be created or destroyedEnergy Conse

rvat

ion

Ener

gy C

onve

rter

Gre

en P

lant

s

Tool

s/Mac

hin

es

Kine

tic E

nerg

y in

terc

han

ge

Sola

r E

ner

gy to

Ch

emic

al E

nerg

y

Pote

ntia

l Ene

rgy

and

Elec

tric

al E

nerg

y

to H

eat E

nerg

y

Stat

iona

ryto

Mov

ing

Obj

ects

Energ

y Fo

rms

Nuclear Energy

Chemical Energy Sound Energy

Ligh

t Ene

rgy

Elec

tric

al E

nerg

y

Rel

ease

d by

vib

ratio

ns

Rel

ease

d by

ligh

t obj

ects

Rel

ease

d by

ele

ctri

c cu

rren

t

Hea

t Ene

rgy

Rel

ease

d by

hot

obj

ects

Sola

r Ene

rgy

Poss

esse

d by

sun

Kinetic E

nergy Potential Energy

Poss

esse

d by

mov

ing

obje

cts

Stor

ed in

sta

tiona

ry o

bjec

ts

Energy

Sources

Rad

ioac

tive

Subs

tanc

esH

eat f

rom

nuc

lear

ene

rgy

to g

ener

ate

ener

gy

Ura

nium

and

Plu

toni

um

Hea

t fro

m ra

dioa

ctiv

e el

emen

ts

Stea

m r

otat

e tu

rbin

e to

gen

erat

e el

ectr

icity

In fo

rm o

f gey

ser a

nd h

ot s

prin

gs

Heat e

nergy

from

earth

‘s co

re

Geo

ther

mal

Ene

rgy

WaterHydroelec

tric

ity

Production

Fossil F

uels

Energy

stor

ed in

food

Prim

ary

sour

ce o

f ene

rgy

Giv

es li

ght a

nd h

eat e

nerg

y

Prov

ide

stor

ed e

nerg

y in

Fuel

s, A

nim

als,

Plan

ts

Fuels

Move wind turbine to

produce electricity

Wind Mills

Stor

ed in

Dam

s

Wind

Fuels

Uses

Win

d sailin

g boats

Petroleum

Coal

Plants

AnimalsBiomass

Plan

ts

Sun

Pho

tosy

nthesis

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Our

Envi

ronm

ent

EcosystemTypes

Repre

sen

tati

on

Food W

eb

Trop

hic

Lev

els

Food Cha

in

First tro

phic lev

el P

rodu

cer

Seco

nd tr

ophi

c le

vel

Third tr

ophi

c le

vel

Second

Con

sum

er

Fourth trophic level

Tertiary Consumer

Prim

ary

Con

sum

erH

erbi

vore

s

Smal

lC

arni

vore

s

Larg

eC

arni

vore

s

Art

ificia

l

Natur

al

Com

pon

ents

Crop

Forest

Abio

tic

Plants

Soil

Wat

erA

ir Light

Animals M

icro-organismBi

otic

Temperature

Gra

ssla

nd

Terr

estr

ial

Aquat

ic Pond

Fiel

d

Gar

den

Aquariu

m

Wastes

Type

s of

Was

tes

Was

te M

anag

emen

tBi

odeg

rada

ble

Was

tes

Non

-bio

deg

rada

ble

Was

tes

Effects of

Disp

osable

Pollution

Wastes

Ozone Dep

letio

n

Prob

lem of Waste

Land Fills Recy

clin

g

Sew

age

Trea

tm

ent

Use of DisposableIncinera

tion

Paper Cups

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Man

agem

ent

of N

atur

alR

esou

rces

Non-Renewable

Renewable Natural

to P

rote

ct E

nviro

nmen

t

Conversion of International Trade

Environmental

Protec

tion A

gency

(EPA

)

Inte

rnat

iona

l Org

anisa

tion

Nat

iona

l Org

anis

atio

n

Man

and

Bio

sphe

re P

rogr

amm

e

Uni

ted

Nat

ions

Env

ironm

ent P

rogr

amm

e

Wor

ld W

ildlif

e Fu

nd (W

WF)

in Endangered Species (CITES)

Resources

Sources of Energy

Metal Ore

s

Petroleum

Coal

ForestTrees

Wildlife

So

lar Energy

Win

d Energy

Natural Gas

Cen

tral

Pol

lutio

n C

ontr

ol B

oard

(CPC

B)

Min

istry

of N

on-co

nven

tional

Energy Source

s

Other Non-governmental O

rganisatio

n (N

GO’s)

Ministry of Environment and Forest

3R‘s

Reus

e

Reduce

Sustainable Development

Recy

cle

Use

aga

in

Use

less

Segr

egat

e w

aste

can

be

recy

cled

Har

mful Effects

of Fo

ssil Fuels

Air Pollutio

nD

isea

ses

Deforestation

Burning of Fossil Fuels

Sustainable DevelopmentW

ater

Man

agem

ent

Con

serv

atio

n of

For

est

Con

serv

atio

n of

Peop

le li

ving

Wild

life a

nd N

ature Enthusiasts

arou

nd th

e Fo

rest

Biodiversity and

Conservation of Fossil Fuels

Con

gest

ion

Clim

atic

Chan

ges

Larg

e Sc

ale

Ove

rgra

zing

Res

pira

tory

Dis

orde

rsElectricity Generatio

n

Thro

at P

robl

ems

Causes of Global

Warming

CoalPe

troleu

m

Mak

ing

Dam

s

Rainwater Harvesting TechniquesG

anga

Acti

on Plan

Eris in Ta

mil N

adu

Bandharas in Maharashtra Ahars and Pynes in Bihar

Bundhis i

n M.P. a

nd U.P.

Surangans in Kerala

Kha

dins

and

Nad

is in

Raja

sthan

Kul

hs in

H.P.

Kattas in Karnataka

You and Me

Indu

stria

lis

ts

Gov

ern

men

t

Wild

life

Hot Spots

Three i

nstances to

Save Forest

A.K. Banerji to Sa

ve S

al F

ores

t

Amrita Devi B

ish

noi/Khejr

i Tre

esChipko Andolan