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S1 Compounds and Mixtures

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    Topic 3 + 4
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  • How does a compound differ from a mixture?
    Compounds have atoms bonded together, mixtures are not bonded together.
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  • Give TWO examples of a physical change.
    Any appropriate answer (glass breaking, chopping wood, ripping paper, crushing a can).
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  • Give TWO examples of a chemical change.
    Any appropriate answer (wood burning, egg frying, iron rusting, explosion, etc)
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  • When calcium reacts with fluorine, what compound is made?
    Calcium fluoride
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  • What elements are present in calcium carbonate?
    Calcium, carbon and oxygen.
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  • What word describes the simplest type of substance and only contains only one kind of atom?
    Element
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  • When something burns, it is reacting with what element?
    Oxygen
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  • What two things can I react together to produce lead nitride?
    Lead and nitrogen
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  • State one difference between a metal and a non-metal.
    Any appropriate answer.
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  • Complete the equation: Aluminium  +  ______ --> aluminium iodide
    Iodine
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  • What does this picture show?
    A mixture of elements.
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  • What does this picture show?
    A mixture of compounds.
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  • What does this picture show?
    An element.
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  • What does this picture show?
    A mixture of elements and compounds.
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  • Melting sugar: a physical or chemical change?
    Physical!
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  • How can I break down copper chloride into its elements, copper and chlorine?
    Decomposition / electrolysis
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