Unit#12: Polymers

GRADE 10 · Chemistry · FBISE

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Unit#12: Polymers Polymers, addition and condensation polymer, plastics, properties of plastics, environmental impact of plastics, incineration, importance of polymers in the textile industry, properties of plastics and their implications for disposal, durability and longevity, lightweight nature, chemical composition, recyclability, environmental challenges caused by plastics, disposal of plastics in landfill sites, accumulation in oceans, formation of toxic gases from burning,
Unit#13: Biochemistry Proteins, the basic unit of protein - amino acids, classification of protein, carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids, significance of nucleic acids, vitamins- sources and their importance to health, fat-soluble vitamins, water- soluble vitamins,sources and functions of vitamins, vitamin A, vitamin B complex,vitamin C,D,E,K, genetics, genetic engineering,gene therapy, cloning, types of cloning include reproductive cloning, therapeutic cloning, gene cloning.
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