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|To study the different parts of a simple (dissecting) Microscope
 
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|To determine the density of a liquid (other than water) by using a spring balance and a measuring cylinder
 
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|To determine the density of a non-porous solid(insoluble and denser than water) by using a spring balance and a measuring cylinder
 
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|To prepare a saturated solution of common salt in distilled water and to determine its solubility at room temperature
 
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|To prepare a colloidal solution of sulphur and differentiate it from a true solution or from a suspension on the basis of transparency and filtration
 
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|To prepare a stained, temporary mount of onion peel and to study the cells
 
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|To prepare a temporary mount of human cheek epithelial cells, and to study its characteristics
 
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|To study plasmolysis in leaf epidermal peels of Rhoeo
 
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|To test the presence of starch in a given food or Tradescantia. sample and metanil yellow in pigeon pea
 
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|To study the characteristics of Spirogyra, Agaricus, moss, fern, Pinus and an angiosperm plant
 
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|To study the features and draw diagrams of earthworm, cockroach, bony fish and bird
 
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!UNIT III - MOVING THINGS, PEOPLE AND IDEAS
 
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|To study the chemical reaction of an iron nail with aqueous copper sulphate solution; and to study the burning of magnesium ribbon in air
 
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|To study the following chemical reactions: (a) zinc with sulphuric acid; (b) precipitation reaction between aqueous solution of barium chloride and aqueous solution of sodium sulphate; and (c) thermal decomposition of ammonium chloride in an open container
 
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|To study the reactions of hydrochloric acid with zinc metal, sodium carbonate, and sodium hydroxide
 
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|To find the pH of the given samples of solutions of solids or fruit juices using pH paper
 
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|To show that crystals of copper sulphate contain water of crystallisation
 
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|To prepare temporary mounts of leaf peels to observe stomata and to differentiate between dicot and monocot stomata
 
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|To show that light is essential for photosynthesis
 
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==Karnataka Science Text Books => NCERT Science Text Books==
 
==Karnataka Science Text Books => NCERT Science Text Books==
 
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|[http://www.eklavya.in/pdfs/Books/HSTP/Bal%20Vaigyanik%20Class%207%20-%20English_txt.pdf Hoshangabad Science Teaching Programme - Bal Vaignanik Science Textbook for Class 7]
 
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Latest revision as of 09:08, 30 May 2014


NCERT Science Text Books

Chapter No NCERT Class VIII Science NCERT Class IX Science NCERT Class X Science
1 Crop Production and Management Matter in our surroundings Chemical Reactions and Equations
2 Micro-organisms:Friend and Foe Is Matter Around Us Pure Acids, Bases and Salts
3 Synthetic Fibres and Plastics Atoms And Molecules Metals and Non-Metals
4 Materials:Metals and Non – Metals Structure Of The Atom Carbon and its Compounds
5 Coal and Petroleum The Fundamental Unit Of Life Periodic Classification of Elements
6 Combustion and Flame Tissues Life Processes
7 Conservation of Plants and Animals Diversity In Living Organisms Control and Coordination
8 Cell- Structure and Functions Motion How do Organisms Reproduce?
9 Reproduction in Animals Force And Laws Of Motion Heredity and Evolution
10 Reaching the Age of Adolescence Gravitation Light – Reflection and Refraction
11 Force and Pressure Work And Energy Human Eye and Colourful World
12 Friction Sound Electricity
13 Sound Why Do We Fall ill Magnetic Effects of Electric Current
14 Chemical Effects of Electric Current Natural Resources Sources of Energy
15 Some Natural Phenomena Our Environment
16 Light Management of Natural Resources
17 Stars and the Solar System
18 Pollution of Air and Water


NCERT Science Text Books of Exemplar Problem

Chapter No NCERT Class VIII Science Exemplar Problems NCERT Class IX Science Exemplar Problems NCERT Class X Science Exemplar Problems
1 Crop Production and Management Matter in our Surrounding Chemical Reactions and Equations
2 Micro organisms : friend and foe Is Matter Around Us Pure Acids, Bases and Salts
3 Synthetic Fibre and Plastics Atoms and Molecules Metals and Non Metals
4 Materials : Metals and Non Metals Structure of the Atoms Carbon and its Compounds
5 Coal and Petroleum The Fundamental Unit of Life Periodic Classification of Elements
6 Combustion and Flame Tissues Life Processes
7 Conservation of Plants and Animals Diversity in Living Organisms Control and Coordination
8 Cell - Structures and Functions Motion How do Organisms Reproduce?
9 Reproduction in Animals Force and Laws of Motion Heridity and Evolution
10 Reaching the Age of Adolescence Gravitation Light - Relfection and Refraction
11 Force and Pressure Work and Energy The Human Eye and the Colourful World
12 Friction Sound Electricity
13 Sound Why Do We Fall Ill Magnetic Effects of Electric Current
14 Chemical Effects of Electric Current Natural Resources Sources of Energy
15 Some Natural Phenomena Improvement in Food Resources Our Environment
16 Light Management of Natural Resources
17 Stars and the Solar System
18 Pollution of Air and Water

Karnataka Science Text Books => NCERT Science Text Books

Karnataka Science Class IX Text Books => NCERT Science Text Books

Chapter No Karnataka Class IX Science Textbook NCERT Science Textbooks
1 Natural Resources NCERT Text Book Science Class IX Chapter 14 Natural Resources
4 Classification of Living Organisms NCERT Text Book Science Class IX Chapter 7 Diversity in Living Organisms
5 Nature of Light NCERT Text Book Science Class VIII Chapter 16 Light
6 The World of Microbes NCERT Text Book Science Class VIII Chapter 2 Micro organisms : friend and foe
8 Properties of Matter NCERT Text Book Science Class IX Chapter 1 Matter in our Surroundings
9 Excretion in Animals NCERT Text Book Science Class X Chapter 6 Life Processes
10 Lens NCERT Text Book Science Class X Chapter 10 Light - Relfection and Refraction
11 Synthetic Materials NCERT Text Book Science Class VIII Chapter 3 Synthetic Fibre and Plastics
12 Life Processes NCERT Text Book Science Class X Chapter 6 Life Processes
15 Reproduction in Animals NCERT Text Book Science Class VIII Chapter 9 Reproduction in Animals
17 Circular Motion NCERT Text Book Science Class IX Chapter 8 Motion
18 Electronic Configuration NCERT Text Book Science Class IX Chapter 4 Structure of the Atoms
22 Gravitation NCERT Text Book Science Class IX Chapter 10 Gravitation
24 Electricity NCERT Text Book Science Class X Chapter 12 Electricity
25 Evolution of Life NCERT Text Book Science Class X Chapter 9 Heridity and Evolution


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