Class 10 Chemistry — Contents
Chemical reactions and equations, acids, bases and salts, metals and non-metals, and carbon compounds — with interactive labs, board-exam practice and full solutions.
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Welcome to Class 10 Chemistry — the four chemistry chapters of the CBSE / NCERT Class 10 Science course: chemical reactions and equations, acids, bases and salts, metals and non-metals, and carbon and its compounds. Every section explains the ideas from scratch, works through examples step by step, gives you live labs where you balance equations, slide along the pH scale and watch metals compete for oxygen, and ends with an exam corner of board-style questions with full solutions, exercises and a self-check quiz.
🎮 Interactive labsBalance equations atom by atom, mix acids and bases and watch the pH change, rank metals in the reactivity series, and build carbon chains to see a homologous series grow.
✅ Every problem solvedEvery example and exercise comes with a step-by-step solution to reveal when you are ready.
📖 Key termsHover or tap a dotted word for its meaning; the glossary lists every term with flashcards for revision.
🔬 Research tasksEach section ends with an optional mini-investigation that connects the chemistry to real data.
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Chapter 1 · Free
Chemical Reactions and Equations
Chapter 2 · 🔒 Basic
Acids, Bases and Salts
Chapter 3 · 🔒 Basic
Metals and Non-metals
Chapter 4 · 🔒 Basic
Carbon and its Compounds
📚 About this course
4 chapters, 13 sections. Published on TutorDA. Prerequisites: Class 9 Science — atoms and molecules, chemical formulae and valency, the mole idea at an introductory level, and simple states of matter. Aligned to the CBSE 2026-27 Class 10 Science syllabus and the current NCERT textbook. Periodic Classification of Elements, which CBSE assesses in school but not in the year-end board exam, is taught in a 📘 box in Section 3.2.