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This document is a report submitted by Jayasree, student registration number 18214383007, to her physical science lecturer Linimol K S. The report is about the topic of adhesion and cohesion in the 8th standard chemistry chapter on wave motion.
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This document is a submission from Jayasree, student number 18214383010, to lecturer Linimol K.S. regarding a topic on adhesion and cohesion in chemistry for 8th standard students. It was submitted by Jayasree from Sreenarayana Training College in Sreekandeswaram Poochackal.
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- 2. Eduo10 techno pedagogic content knowledge analysis –physical science
- 4. Submitted by, JAYASREE PHYSICALSCIENCE [ 2014 -2015] REG NO : 18214383007 Submitted to, LINIMOL .K .S {lecturer of physical science}
- 5. Subject - CHEMISTRY Standard - 8 Chapter - Wave motion Topic - ADHESION & COHESION