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What are all substances made up of?
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What is a substance made from only one type of atom?
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The nucleus of an atom is made up of protons and neutrons
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Electrons don't orbit the nucleus
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What are the sub-atomic particles that make up atoms? [3]
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Neutrons
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Electrons
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Protons
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Molecules
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Nucleus
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Particles
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Which is a description of Electrons?
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Which one of these is correct?
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Proton relative mass is 1 and its relative charge is +1
Neutron relative mass is 1 and its relative charge is 0
Electron relative mass is 1/2000 and its relative charge is -1
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Proton relative mass is 0 and its relative charge is +2
Neutron relative mass is 1 and its relative charge is -1
Electron relative mass is 1/20 and its relative charge is 0
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Atoms must have the same number of protons and electrons because they are neutral
Question 9
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If a neutral atom has 7 protons how many electrons must it have?
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All atoms of a particular element are different
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What is the mass number?
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The number of protons and neutrons
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The number of electrons
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The number of protons and electrons
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The number of protons, electrons and neutrons
Question 12
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The atomic number is the number of neutrons in an atom
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What is the correct electron shell structure?
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2, 8, 8, 8
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1, 2, 3, 4
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2, 4, 6 , 8
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8, 8, 8, 2
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What do chemical reactions show?
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What do state symbols tell us?
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In a chemical reaction no atoms are created or destroyed they are just rearranged.
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What do ionic bonds occur between
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Metals
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Non - Metals
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Compounds
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None of the Above
Question 18
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In ionic bonds metal atoms gain electrons and non - metal atoms lose electrons.
Question 19
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What is limestone?
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How long does it take to form limestone
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Over millions of years
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100 years
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10 months
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billions of years
Question 21
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Limestone is dug out of the ground and quarried, then made into blocks which can be used in building
Question 22
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Which is the test for Co2?
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Heating CaCo3 and seeing if it turns limewater cloudy
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Blowing bubbles into limewater
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Adding calcium carbonate and limewater together to see if a reaction occurs
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Limestone can be heated strongly to make it undergo a DECOMPOSITION REACTION. This means that a THERMAL DECOMPOSITION is used to break it down to form carbon dioxide and calcium oxide.
Question 24
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Limestone is used to test for carbon dioxide
Question 25
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What is this a picture of?
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What is heated together to make cement? [2]
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Clay
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Limestone
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Water
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Limewater
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Cement
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What do we mix together to make concrete? [4]
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Sand
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Water
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Aggregate
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Cement
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Limewater
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Corn flour
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Stones/ Rocks
Question 28
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Which is not a property of metals?
Question 29
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Most metals have HIGH melting and boiling points and they are all SOLID at room temperature (EXCEPT MERCURY)
Question 30
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What is the rule that goes with displacement reactions?
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If the metal added is more reactive than the metal in the solution then a displacement reaction will occur.
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If the non-metal added is more reactive than the metal in the solution then a displacement reaction will occur.
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If the metal added is more reactive than the non-metal in the solution then a displacement reaction will occur.
Question 31
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Metal powders and oxides can't be heated together to give a displacement reaction
Question 32
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Which is the method to extract copper from its ore?
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What is the method for extracting copper called?
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Reduction
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Oxidisation
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Decomposition
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What decides how metals are extracted from there ores?
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The reactivity series
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Its atomic number
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Where it is found
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How much of it there is
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Tick the true statements [4]
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Metals above carbon in the reactivity series have to be extracted by electrolysis
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Metals low in the reactivity series can be found native and just have to be purified
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Metals near the bottom (e.g. copper) can be extracted through smelting
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Metals in the middle of the reactivity series (below carbon) are extracted by chemical reduction
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Metals in the middle of the reactivity series (below carbon) cant be extracted
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Metals at the top of the reactivity series are highly dangerous and poisonous
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What is bioleaching?
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What are alloys ?
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Why is crude oil not useful
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Most of the compounds in crude oil are hydrocarbons
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We make crude oil useful by doing fractional distillation
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What are substances that are produced by hydrocarbons reacting with oxygen?
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Carbon dioxide
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Water
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Carbon monoxide
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Oxygen
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What is carbon dioxide (the main greenhouse gas in the air) causing according to scientists?
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Global warming
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Global dimming
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Food shortness
Question 43
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What are particulates made of?
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How do particulates cause global dimming?
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They travel into the upper atmosphere, reflecting sunlight back into space.
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They engulf all the light
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They dont
Question 45
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What does a catalyst converter do?
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Greatly reduces the carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxide produced by a car engine.
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Converts things into a catalyst
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Converts carbon dioxide into oxygen
Question 46
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What is crude oil separated into in fractional distillation?
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what does the crude oil enter the fractionating column as ?
Question 48
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Which of these are true?
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Gases at the top have short chains (1-4 carbons)
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Gases at the bottom have long chains (100+ carbons)
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Gases at the bottom have short chains (less than 10 carbons)
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Gases at the top have long chains (20+ carbons)
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The compounds condense when the temperatures inside the fractionating column matches there boiling point.
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What are Alkanes and Alkenes?
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Hydrocarbons
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Gases
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They don't exist
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What does the first part of the name show?
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The number of carbon atoms in the molecule
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The number of hydrogen atoms in the molecule
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Whether it is and alkane or and alkene
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Alkanes have a single bon and are saturated
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Alkenes have a double bond and are unsaturated
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Which is the formula for Alkanes?
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Which is the formula for Alkenes?
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What are polymers?
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What is it called when a long chain hydrocarbon is 'cracked' into smaller pieces?
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Thermal decomposition
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Oxidisation
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Exothermic reaction
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What is the bromine water test for?
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What colour do alkenes go with orange bromine water?
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Colourless
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Brown
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Orange
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Red
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What colour do alkanes go in bromine water?
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Stay Orange
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Purple
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Pink
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Green
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What do smart polymers such as memory polymers do?
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What can Ethanol be made by?
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Fermentation
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Exothermic reaction
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Distillation
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Ethanol produced by fermentation is a biofuel.
Question 65
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What do all vegetable oils contain?
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Long chain carbons and hydrogen's
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Short chain carbons and hydrogen's
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Long and short chain carbons
Question 66
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What state are unsaturated oils at room temperature?
Question 67
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To harden vegetable oils we react them with H2 and use a nickel catalyst at 60 oC.
Question 68
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What are hardened vegetable oils sometimes called
Question 69
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What are the 2 main ways to extract plant oils?
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Pressing
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Steam distillation
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Hydrogenation
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Oxygenation
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What is an emulsion?
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A mixture of liquids that do not dissolve in each other
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A mixture of two substances that are dissolved in each other
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Something that stops a substance separating
Question 71
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What is an emulsifier?
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How long has our atmosphere been 'stable'?
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About 200 million years
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About 100 years
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1 million years
Question 73
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How much nitrogen is in the air?
Question 74
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How much argon is in the atmosphere?
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How much carbon dioxide is in the atmosphere?