📓 Natural Phenomena

Posted by Admin Last Updated on Sunday, 16 February 2025 Under Class - 10 Science

1. Reflection of Light
1.1 Reflection

- Change in direction of light when it hits a surface
- Types of reflection: regular reflection, irregular reflection
- Laws of reflection: angle of incidence = angle of reflection

1.2 Mirrors
- Plane mirrors: reflect light regularly
- Spherical mirrors: concave and convex mirrors
- Uses of mirrors: magnification, reflection of light

2. Refraction of Light
2.1 Refraction

- Change in direction of light when it passes from one medium to another
- Types of refraction: regular refraction, total internal reflection
- Laws of refraction: Snell's law

2.2 Lenses
- Converging lenses: convex lenses
- Diverging lenses: concave lenses
- Uses of lenses: magnification, correction of vision

3. Human Eye and Colourful World
3.1 Human Eye

- Structure of the eye: cornea, iris, lens, retina
- Function of the eye: detection of light and colour
- Defects of vision: myopia, hypermetropia, presbyopia

3.2 Colourful World
- Formation of colours: dispersion, scattering
- Types of colours: primary colours, secondary colours
- Uses of colours: art, design, communication

4. Electricity
4.1 Electric Current

- Flow of electric charge: electrons
- Types of electric current: direct current (DC), alternating current (AC)
- Units of electric current: ampere (A)

4.2 Electric Circuit
- Path through which electric current flows
- Components of an electric circuit: conductor, insulator, switch
- Types of electric circuits: series circuit, parallel circuit

4.3 Electric Resistance
- Opposition to the flow of electric current
- Factors affecting electric resistance: length, cross-sectional area, material
- Units of electric resistance: ohm (Ω)

4.4 Heating Effect of Electric Current
- Conversion of electric energy into heat energy
- Factors affecting heating effect: current, resistance, time
- Uses of heating effect: electric heaters, electric bulbs

4.5 Electric Power
- Rate at which electric energy is transferred
- Units of electric power: watt (W)
- Formula: power = voltage x current


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