CBSE · Class 10

Chemistry

6 chapters · All formulas with solved examples

Class 10 Chemistry: Chemical Reactions, Acids Bases & Salts, Metals & Non-metals, Carbon & its Compounds, Periodic Classification. Balancing equations and organic nomenclature are recurring board favourites.

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Chemical Reactions and Equations

Types of chemical reactions, balancing equations, oxidation and reduction, corrosion and rancidity — NCERT Class 10 Science Ch 1

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Acids, Bases and Salts

Properties of acids and bases, pH scale, salts, water of crystallisation and chlor-alkali process — NCERT Class 10 Science Ch 2

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Metals and Non-Metals

Physical and chemical properties, reactivity series, extraction of metals, corrosion — NCERT Class 10 Science Ch 3

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Metals and Non-Metals — Properties Focus

Physical properties, electron-dot structures, ionic vs covalent bonding of metals and non-metals — companion notes to NCERT Class 10 Science Ch 3

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Carbon and its Compounds

Tetravalency of carbon, allotropes, hydrocarbons, functional groups, ethanol and ethanoic acid, soaps — NCERT Class 10 Science Ch 4

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Periodic Classification of Elements

Döbereiner's triads, Newlands' octaves, Mendeleev's and modern periodic tables, periodic trends — NCERT Class 10 Chemistry Ch 5

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Chemistry Class 10 — Frequently asked

How many Chemistry formulas are in Class 10 CBSE?+

6 chapters covering roughly 50 core formulas — all listed with derivations and solved examples.

Are these Chemistry formulas aligned to the 2025-26 syllabus?+

Yes, except one chapter marked "Not in 2025–26 syllabus", which is kept for reference and left out of the formula sheet.

Can I download the Chemistry formula sheet as PDF?+

Yes. Open the complete Chemistry formula sheet (all chapters on one printable page) or any chapter's formula sheet, press Print / Save PDF and choose "Save as PDF". Every formula comes with its symbols, units and a short hint.