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NIOS · Class 10 · Science & Tech
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Air and Water - Complete Chapter Overview
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- Air and Water
- Air Composition
- Nitrogen 78%
- Oxygen 20%
- Argon 0.94%
- Carbon dioxide 0.033%
- Water vapour
- Air Components Uses
- Oxygen
- Respiration
- Combustion
- Medical uses
- Industrial uses
- Nitrogen
- Protein formation
- Moderates oxygen
- Carbon dioxide
- Photosynthesis
- Food preservation
- Greenhouse gas
- Oxygen
- Atmospheric Properties
- Pressure
- Humidity
- Layers
- Troposphere
- Stratosphere
- Mesosphere
- Thermosphere
- Air Pollution
- Primary pollutants
- CO CO2 SOx NOx
- Secondary pollutants
- Smog
- Ground ozone
- Primary pollutants
- Water Sources
- Rain water
- Spring water
- Well water
- River water
- Sea water
- Water Properties
- Universal solvent
- Surface tension
- Capillarity
- Maximum density 4°C
- Polar nature
- Water Types
- Soft water
- Hard water
- Temporary hardness
- Permanent hardness
- Water Pollution
- Point source
- Non-point source
- Industrial
- Agricultural
- Sewage
- Conservation
- Rainwater harvesting
- Water recycling
- Pollution control
- Air Composition
Air and Water - Chapter Overview
The map in words
- Air and Water
- Air Composition
- Nitrogen 78%
- Oxygen 20%
- Carbon dioxide 0.033%
- Argon 0.94%
- Trace gases
- Air Components Uses
- Oxygen
- Respiration
- Combustion
- Medical uses
- Nitrogen
- Protein formation
- Moderates oxygen
- Carbon dioxide
- Photosynthesis
- Food preservation
- Oxygen
- Atmospheric Pressure
- Air weight
- Varies with altitude
- Weather patterns
- Humidity
- Air Pollution
- Primary pollutants
- Carbon monoxide
- Sulfur oxides
- Particulates
- Secondary pollutants
- Photochemical smog
- Ground level ozone
- Primary pollutants
- Water Sources
- Rain water
- Ground water
- River water
- Sea water
- Water Properties
- Universal solvent
- Polar nature
- Surface tension
- Capillarity
- Density at 4°C
- Water Treatment
- Hard water
- Temporary hardness
- Permanent hardness
- Purification methods
- Filtration
- Boiling
- Chlorination
- Hard water
- Water Issues
- Pollution sources
- Industrial discharge
- Agricultural runoff
- Sewage
- Conservation
- Rain water harvesting
- Recycling
- Efficient use
- Pollution sources
- Air Composition
Air and water as essential abiotic resources of the environment
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- Air and water as essential abiotic resources of the environment
- Air
- Water
- Importance of air
- Composition of air
- Uses and role of oxygen
- Uses and role of nitrogen
- Role of carbon dioxide
- Water vapour and weather
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