Science syllabus Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
Q

Amla

A

Acidic

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2
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Acid-base indicator

A

Substances that show different colours in acidic and basic solutions

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3
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Lichen

A

Association of algae and fungi; grows on rocks/trees in clean, rainy regions

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4
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Acidic substances

A

Taste sour; turn blue litmus red

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5
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Basic substances

A

Taste bitter; turn red litmus blue

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6
Q

Neutral

A

Neither acidic nor basic; no litmus colour change

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7
Q

Lemon juice

A

Contains citric acid

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8
Q

Amla (composition)

A

Contains ascorbic acid and citric acid

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9
Q

Unripe mangoes

A

Contain tartaric acid

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10
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Tomatoes

A

Contain citric and oxalic acids

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11
Q

Curd

A

Contains lactic acid

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12
Q

Tamarind

A

Contains tartaric acid

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13
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Vinegar

A

Contains acetic acid

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14
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Turmeric

A

Contains curcumin

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15
Q

Preparation of rose extract

A

Crush petals → add hot water → filter; filtrate is the extract

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16
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Other natural indicators

A

Beetroot, purple cabbage, turmeric, jamun, red hibiscus

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17
Q

Hydrangea colour change

A

Blue in acidic soil; red in basic soil

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18
Q

Turmeric paper indicator

A

Detects only bases (not acids or neutrals)

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19
Q

Turmeric (description)

A

A golden spice from the ginger family; used in Indian households and remedies

20
Q

Olfactory indicators

A

Substances whose smell changes in acids or bases

21
Q

Father of Modern Indian Chemistry

A

Acharya Prafulla Chandra Ray

22
Q

Neutralisation

A

Acid + base → salt + water + heat

23
Q

Why soil becomes acidic

A

Excessive use of chemical fertilisers

24
Q

Treatment of acidic soil

A

Add lime (a base)

25
Treatment of basic soil
Add organic matter
26
Why plants grow poorly even in neutral soil
Nutrient deficiency
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Positive terminal
Small protruding cap
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Negative terminal
Flat metal disk
29
Utility of electric cell
Portable power source
30
Battery
Combination of two or more cells
31
Connecting multiple cells
Provides more energy for longer time
32
Why phone battery is called “battery” even with one cell
Historical naming; structure has one cell but retains the term
33
Filament
Thin wire in a bulb that glows when heated
34
LED
Light Emitting Diode
35
Electric circuit
A path for current between terminals
36
Bulb vs LED
Bulb has filament; LED does not; both have two terminals
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Current flow in bulb
Flows when both terminals are connected; direction doesn’t affect glowing
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Closed circuit
Complete path; circuit is ON
39
Open circuit
Incomplete path; circuit is OFF
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Switch placement
Can be placed anywhere in the circuit
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Switch
Device that completes or breaks a circuit
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LED symbol (triangle + arrows)
Triangle shows current direction; arrows show light emission
43
Circuit diagram
Symbol-based representation of a circuit
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Why copper is used
Abundant and low-cost conductor
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AC
Alternating Current; from wall sockets; runs large appliances
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DC
Direct Current; from batteries; powers small devices