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Chapter-6. Life Processes Science class 10 in english Medium CBSE Notes

CBSE Class 10 Science Notes in English Medium based on latest NCERT syllabus, covering definitions, diagrams, formulas, and exam-oriented explanations.

Chapter-6. Life Processes Science class 10 in english Medium CBSE Notes

6. Life Processes

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Introduction

Chapter 6. Life Process


Life process: Those processes of the body which are neccessory to prevent damage and break down and which together perform maintainance job are called life processes. 

These are;

(i) Nutrition

(ii) Respiration

(iii) Transportation

(iv) Excretion

All the organisms require energy to perform various cellular work and to servive. Organisms get this energy by the process of nutrition. 

All the organisms to survive and requires energy to perform various tasks . This energy is derived from the process of nutrition in organisms. This action is a biochemical process called metabolism in the cells, which are rich in oxygen to be rich and oxygen requires the organism from its external environment receives. This process uses oxygen and generates carbon-dioxide (CO2) to be expelled out is called RespirationSome single-celled organisms to carry oxygen and carbon-dioxide does not require special organs because their cells are directly exposed to the environment.  But for the exchange of gases in multicellular organisms and their cells to pick up the respiratory tract carries a mechanism (transportation system), which is the circulation system (Circulatory System) is called. When using chemical reactions in carbon source and oxygen for energy recovery occurs such product (porducts) helps bring the body's cells are not only unnecessary but can be harmful. These waste products out of the body, is imperative. Because the process includes all maintenance works of the body is therefore called life process.

1. Nutrition: The process happening in the living organisms in which organisms get energy to change complex materials into simple materials by the biochemical process and utilized them, it is called nutrition. 

Examples of biological process: 

(i) Photosynthesis in plants.

(ii) Digestion in animals 

Bio-chemical process: 

For this life process organisms get complex material from outer enrgy sources and decomposition and formation take place inside the body. By which these are form to maintain and to growth of body. For this there happen a large series of chemical reactions. these are known as bio-chemical process. There is a bio-chemical process called metabolism which takes place in the cells. These celluar process need oxygen to perform this which is obtained from external environment.

The Process of Nutrition

Get osition of complex materials 

Changing in simplest useful molecules by bio-chemical process

Utilizing in the form of energy

Using in various bio-chemical processes

Protiens synthesis (Formation of new completes molecules)

Growth and maintainance of body  

 

Common Chemical Methods for Decomposing of Molecules:

Metabolisms: The decomposing of various molecules in the body are taken place by a chemical proccess is called Metabolism. 

Metabolisms are a bio-chemical proccess which occur in all living organisms to ensure life. 

There are two kinds of metabolisms: 

(i) Catabolism: During this proccess complex organics materials are decomposed into simpler molecules and during cellular respiration this simpler molicules are used to form energy. 

(ii) Anabolism: During this proccess store energy is used by cell for various biochemical proccesses take palce. cells utilised energy for repair, maintance works and also for cell generation. 

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