Class-10 || Science || Chemistry|| Solved Q/A to practice for S.E.E. - Exam

By Pravin Keshari

Chapter wise question-answers solved 

(Very Short Question and Answers)

CHEMISTRY





Click here for Basics of Chemistry (Part-5)
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Chapter - Classification of Elements

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Chapter - Chemical Reaction

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Chapter - Acid, Base and Salt

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Chapter - Some Gases

                Click here for part-1: Carbon-dioxide

                Click here for part-2: Ammonia


Chapter - Metals

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Chapter - Hydrocarbon and its compounds

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Chapter - Materials used in our daily life

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