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Static Electricity

1. Static Electricity

Static electricity is the accumulation of electric charges on the surface of an object when the charges are at rest and do not flow as an electric current. It occurs due to the transfer of electrons from one object to another.

The word “static” means stationary or not moving.

Examples include:

  • Hair standing up after rubbing with a balloon

  • Clothes sticking together

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Sustainable Use of Rocks and Minerals

Meaning of Sustainability

  • Sustainable use means using resources to meet present needs without reducing the ability of future generations to meet theirs.

  • Biological resources (forests, fisheries) can regrow.

  • Rocks and minerals are non-renewable, so they will eventually run out.

Need for Sustainable Use

  • Rocks and minerals are finite resources.

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Algal bloom

  1. Definition:- A rapid growth of microscopic algae in water, often resulting in à coloured scum on the surface.

    An algal bloom is a rapid, excessive growth of algae in fresh water or marine environments, often turning the water discoloured (green, red, brown) due to high nutrient levels, especially nitrogen and phosphorus from fertiliser runoff or wastewater.


    These blooms can be harmless but are often harmful, causing oxygen depletion (hypoxia) that kills fish and other aquatic life.

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Water pollution

1) Introduction:

A) Definition:- Pollution is the introduction of harmful substances or energy (like - heat, sound, light) into the natural environment, causing adverse effects on living organisms and ecosystems, making the surrounding impure and unsafe.

B) Causes:- Pollution stems rein hunan activities like burning fossil fuels for energy and transport; industrial emission, vehicle exhaust, agricultural chemicals (pesticides/fertilisers), and improper waste disposal (sewage, plastic, garbage burning).

2) Causes of water pollution:

A. Factories:- Factories cause water pollution by discharging untreated waste water filled with toxic chemicals, heavy metals (like-led, mercury) dyes, oils, and pathogens into rivers, lakes, and groundwater.

B. House hold works:- House holds pollutes water through untreated sewage release, poor drainage systems, and ground water sewage.


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Calculating moments

1. Calculating Moments

What is a Moment?

A moment is the turning effect of a force about a pivot (or point).

Formula

Moment=Force × Perpendicular Distance

  • Force → measured in newtons (N)


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Characteristics of Living Organisms


All living organisms—whether plants or animals, single-celled or multicellular—show seven basic characteristics. These can be remembered using the mnemonic MRS GREN.

M – Movement

  • Movement is an action by an organism or part of an organism.

  • It causes a change in position or place.

  • Example: humans walking, plants bending towards light.

R – Respiration

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Skelleton system

Definition:

The skeletal system is the framework of bones in our body. It gives our body shape, support, and protection.


Main Parts of the Skeleton:

  1. Skull – Protects the brain

  2. Spine (Backbone) – Helps us stand straight and bend

  3. Rib Cage – Protects the heart and lungs


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The structure and age of the earth

Structure of the Earth.

The Earth is made of 3 main layers:

1. Crust.

  • The outer layer.

  • Thin and solid.

  • Where we live.


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The structure and age of the earth

Structure of the Earth.

The Earth is made of 3 main layers:

1. Crust.

  • The outer layer.

  • Thin and solid.

  • Where we live.


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