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CBSE Test Papers for class 10 Science . carbon compounds

Bonding in Carbon-The Covalent bond Allotropes of Carbon, Versatile nature of carbon Saturated and unsaturated carbon compounds-chains, branches and rings, Homologous series, Nomenclature and Chemical properties of Carbon compounds, Important carbon Compounds (ethanol, ethanoic acid) and their properties Soaps and detergents

CBSE Test Papers for class 10 Science and Technology based on topic Carbon and Its Compounds for the year 2009-2010. All important points related to this topic are covered here. Bonding in Carbon-The Covalent bond Allotropes of Carbon, Versatile nature of carbon Saturated and unsaturated carbon compounds-chains, branches and rings, Homologous series, Nomenclature and Chemical properties of Carbon compounds, Important carbon Compounds (ethanol, ethanoic acid) and their properties Soaps and detergents


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Carbon and Its Compounds Test Paper 01 for year 2009-2010 CBSE Board class 10 Science and Technology.
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Carbon and Its Compounds Test Paper 02 for year 2009-2010 CBSE Board class 10 Science and Technology.
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Carbon and Its Compounds Test Paper 03 for year 2009-2010 CBSE Board class 10 Science and Technology.
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Carbon and Its Compounds Test Paper 04 for year 2009-2010 CBSE Board class 10 Science and Technology.
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Carbon and Its Compounds Test Paper 05 for year 2009-2010 CBSE Board class 10 Science and Technology.
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