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For example Interference of light: Constructive interference:Destructive interference:Diffraction of light:Polarization of light International Implications of Global Climate change Irish Potato blight of 1846 Isotopes Nuclides JOINTS Kepler’s Laws of planetary motion Kinetic Energy: Kirchhoff’s law LINKAGE AND CROSSING OVER LIST OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES LIVING ORGANISMS DIVIDED INTO FIVE KINGDOMS LYMPHOCYTES Landscape Ecology Latent heat of fusion Latent heat of water Laws of refraction Legal status Light Luminous bodies:Non- luminous bodies: Transparent MALE REPRODUCTION SYSTEM MECHANISM URINE FORMATION MEIOSIS MENOPAUSE OR FEMALE CLIMACTERIC MENSTRUAL CYCLE MITOSIS MODEL ORGANISMS MODES OF NUTRITION MOLECULAR GENEALOGY MOLECULAR GENETICS MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES MOTILITY MUTATIONS Magnetic Field: Intensity of magnetic field or magnetic flux density:Magnetic lines of force:Magnetic Substance: Magnetism Mechanical Wave: Mercury Thermometer Microphone: Mitigation of Global Climate Change Moment of force: Centre of Gravity: Equilibrium: Stable Equilibrium: Unstable equilibrium Monoculture Motion Mutualism Mycorrhizae NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION NEUROTRANSMITTERS NUCLEAR PHYSICS NUTRITION National Parks in the world Neutral equilibrium: Newton’s law of Gravitation: Gravity: Variation in g Newton’s second law of motion: Newton’s Third Law of Motion: Impulse: Centripetal Force: Centrifugal Force: Nitrogen- fixing bacteria Non-mechanical waves of electromagnetic waves: Nuclear Forces OOGENESIS ORGANIZATION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM ORIGIN AND CONDUCTION OF HEART BEAT ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF LIFE ORIGIN OF LIFE Orbital speed of a satellite Overpopulation PHEROMONES PHYSICS SECTION A PHYSICS SECTION B PHYSICS SECTION C PHYSICS SECTION D PHYSIOLOGICAL ROLE OF ESSENTIAL TRACE ELEMENTS PHYSIOLOGICAL ROLE OF IMPORTANT MINERALS PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF DNA TECHNOLOGY PRINCIPLES OF PREVENTION OR TREATMENT OF DISEASES PRIONS PROPAGATION OF NERVE IMPULSE PUBERTY Parasitism Period of Revolution of a satellite: Periodic Motion:Oscillatory Motion:Time period:Simple Harmonic Motion: Physical Quantity Physics part 2 Physics part 3 Pitch Pollution Population Ecology Potential Difference:Electric Capacity:Electrochemical Cell:Primary Cell:Secondary Cell: Power of a lens Power: Predation Predator-Prey interactions Prefixes used in metric system Pressure Primary producers Principle of Conservation of Energy Properties of electromagnetic waves Properties of fundamental Particles Properties of α Quality: REFLEX ACTION REPRODUCTION RESPIRATION AND GAS EXCHANGE ROLE OF BIOTECHNOLOGY IN AGRICULTURE Radiation Radioactive isotopes Rainbow:Theory of Colours:Primary Colours:Secondary Colours: Range of different thermometers Reflection from spherical mirror Reflection of light:Laws of reflection Refraction of Light through Lens Regarding pressure Relation between Temperatures on different scales Resistance:Ohm’s law:Ohmic resistance:Non Ohmic resistance: Specific conductance or conductivity: Resource allocation SEVERAL BRANCHES OF BIOTECHNOLOGY SEX DETERMINATION IN ANIMALS SEXUAL REPRODUCTION SPECIATION SPERMATOGENEIS STEM CELL CULTURE STRUCTURE STRUCTURE OF BRAIN SPINAL CORD AND THEIR FUNCTION Savanna Scalar Quantities: Vector Quantities Scales of temperature measurement Science and technology SECTION A Science and technology SECTION B Science and technology SECTION C Science and technology SECTION D Science and technology SECTION E Science and technology SECTION F Science and technology SECTION G Simple Harmonic Motion Some Equipments used to Transform Energy Some Important Electromagnetic Waves Some illustrations of Refraction Some important derived units. Some practical units of length Sound Wave Speed of light in different mediums Speed of sound in different mediums Speed of sound:Effect of pressure on speed of sound Static Electricity Stefan’s law: Change of state Strain: Stress Sublimation:Hoar Frost:Relative Humidity: Air conditioning: THE LAWS OF INHERITANCE THE CELL THE CHROMOSOMAL THEORY OF INHERITANCE THE CIRCULATION AND THE TRANSPORT SYSTEM THE COURSE OF BLOOD CIRCULATION THE HIERARCHICAL STRUCTURE OF ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM THE HUMAN RESPIRATORY SYSTEM THE IMMUNE SYSTEM THE LAWS OF INHERITANCE THE NERVOUS SYSTEM THE SKELETAL SYSTEM THE USE OF MEDICINES OR VACCINES THE VITAMINS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS THEORY OF W.S.SUTTON AND T.BOBERI THREE BASIC PROCESSES URINE FORMATION THREE LEVEL GENETICS TRANSCRIPTION TRANSLATION TRANSMISSION ACROSS SYNAPSE TRANSMISSION GENETICS TWO DIVISION TWO TYPES OF IMMUNOLOGICAL RESPONSES TWO WAYS ANIMALS CAN REPRODUCE TYPES OF BONES Taiga Temperate deciduous/ broad leaf Temperate grasslands Terms Associated with Radioactivity The Causes of Global Climate Change The Effects of Global Climate Change Thermal Expansion Thermodynamics Threats to Biodiversity Total Radiation Pyrometer Transitions Area(s) Translucent Transmutation Tropical rain /evergreen forest Tundra USEFUL PRODUCTS OF BIOTECHNOLOGY Ultrasonic Waves Unit should be: Units of Heat Uses of concave mirror:Uses of Convex mirror:Refraction of light: VACCINATION VARIOUS DIGESTIVE PROCESSES OPERATING IN THE ALIMENTARY CANAL OF HUMANS VIROIDS VIRUSES Viscosity Viscosity:Terminal Velocity:Streamline Flow: Critical Velocity:Bernoulli’s theorem: Viscous Force: WORKING OF HUMAN EXCRETORY SYSTEM Wave Weight of a body in a lift Work Work: Energy: Potential Energy and time aquatic ecosystems biogechemical cycles biological perspective decomposers. dietary health and livelihood sustainability eutrophication food chain marine ecosystems mass part 1 primary consumers secondary consumers some terms associated with reproductive system. the the following points are worth noting:Pascal law for pressure of liquid Effect of pressure on Melting Pint and Boiling Point. upsc general science β and γ particles
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