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प्रश्न
Solve this crossword by using the clues that follow-
Across
1. Energy in the form of sunlight is absorbed by the green plants in this process.
4. The reddish-brown substance formed over iron in the presence of oxygen and moisture.
5. This change is permanent and irreversible.
6. The process in which a solid directly changes into gaseous state.
Down
1 . It is the change that takes place in case of swinging pendulum of a clock. –
2. Occurrence of this is a non-periodic change as well as a natural change.
3. It is a physical change.
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True or false
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| Column A | Column B |
| 1. a change which cannot be easily reversed | a. man-made change |
| 2 a change that repeats itself at regular intervals | b. chemical chang |
| 3. a change that is made by humans | c. physical change |
| 4. a change in which the original substance cannot be obtained | d. periodic change |
| 5. a change where no new substance is formed | e. irreversible change |
| f . slow change |
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Burning of paper
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| List I | List II |
| 1. Expansion of a steel rod on heating | A: Physical change |
| 2. Rotting of eggs | B: Chemical change |
| 3. Milk turning sour | |
| 4. Tarnishing of copper | |
| 5. Separation of naphthalene from a mixture of naphthalene and sodium chloride. |
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______ is the Universal Solvent.
