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Fibre to Fabric G6 (Hindi)

What are you wearing today? A Shirt? A T-Shirt? A Denim Jeans? Well, the list can go on and on, but what if we tell you something interesting? Did you know, the Denim jeans we wear are made of 100% Cotton fabric? In this chapter, we take you behind the scenes of making our clothes. …

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Separation of Substances G6 (Hindi)

Common salt is obtained from the seawater by the process of Evaporation. Here, Evaporation acts as a separation technique. There are many techniques such as Winnowing, Sedimentation, Filtration and so on. Depending on the components of our mixture, we choose our technique of separation. Winnowing is the removal of husk from the grains. Sedimentation separates …

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Physical and Chemical Changes

Everything that is present our environment goes through some kind of a change. Some changes are permanent, while some are temporary. For example – Water when freezes below 0° C, changes to ice, but turns back to water when heated. This change is temporary and physical. On the other hand, an iron rod when exposed …

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Synthetic Fibres and Plastics

We have already learnt about natural fibres in our previous classes. In this chapter, we take a detailed look on synthetic fibres i.e man-made fibre cloth. Synthetic fibres are created by chemically processing natural fibre. Some of the examples of synthetic fibres are rayon, nylon, polyester, and acrylic. Also, we will learn some important factors …

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Natural Fibres

Different types of cloth fabrics are available in the market. From cosy wool to the glossy silk, there are a variety of materials available. The warmth of woollen clothes is very comforting, while silk sarees never go out of style. But have you ever wondered where do we get these fabrics from? Well, we get …

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Combustion and Fuels

One of the best ways to light a fire is by using a matchstick. What would happen if you keep a matchstick in the open air? Will it start to burn all by itself? No right! But why is this so? Well, all flammable substances have specific ignition temperature. After reaching that point, a substance …

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Physical and Chemical Properties

Why is Gold considered a metal, and wood a non-metal? In this chapter, we will take you through a detailed study of metals and non-metals, covering all the important topics that will help you understand the difference between these two categories. You will also be acquainted with definitions and meaning of terms such as ductility, …

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