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True & false The anomalous value shows us that our values are precise.
false
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4) After reacting hydrochloric acid with sodium hydroxide, the temperature has increased from 21ËšC to 52ËšC. This reaction is:
Exothermic
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3) A grade 7 student wants to know if the reaction of hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide solution is exothermic or endothermic. He did an experiment for this reaction. Give the name of this reaction:
Neutralization
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A) Why is an endothermic reaction useful in a cold pack? Explain how it helps when someone has an injury.
- When ammonium nitrate dissolves, it absorbs heat energy from its surroundings, making the cold pack cool. - This cooling helps reduce pain and swelling by ta
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Iron filings burn in air to make ………………
Iron oxide
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……………………….. process releases heat energy to the surroundings
Freezing
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True & false The flare includes strontium nitrate, which makes a red flame.
True
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True & false Dissolving potassium nitrate is exothermic process
True
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True & false The Rio Tinto River is red because iron compounds are dissolved in it.
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Endothermic changes transfer energy from the surroundings
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………From the poisonous metals that dissolved in Rio Tinto River
Cadmium
Zinc
Strontium
Uranium
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Iron reacts with water and oxygen to form Rust which is
Hydrated iron oxide
Rust oxide
Iron sulfate
Iron oxide
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……………….. doesn’t react with Acid.
Copper
Sodium
Iron
Potassium
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The pH of the Rio Tinto River in spin is ….
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Which gas is always produced when a metal reacts with water?
Hydrogen
Carbon Monoxide
Carbon Dioxide
Oxygen
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Some metals react with oxygen to make ……...
Oxides
Nitrates
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From metal elements common physical properties is
Shiny
Liquids
Insulators
Dull
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Which of the following represents sodium peroxide formula
Na2O2
Na2O
NaO2
NaO
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Which of the following is an example of an endothermic reaction?
Ice melting into water
Explosion of fireworks
A candle flame giving off heat
Burning wood
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1- Which statement best describes an exothermic reaction?
A reaction that releases heat to its surroundings
A reaction that absorbs heat from its surroundings
A reaction that does not involve energy
a) A reaction that only happens in cold conditions
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True or False Helium is an inert non-metal element.
True
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True or False Reactivity decreases from bottom to top of the series.
False
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True or False Zinc is sacrificed to protect iron in steel ships.
True
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True or False Inert substances take part in chemical reactions.
False
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True or False Magnesium is more reactive than zinc.
True
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True or False The reactivity series lists metals in order of how readily they react.
True
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True or False Gold is more reactive than copper.
False
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True or False Copper reacts easily with oxygen and water.
False
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Which metal reacts vigorously with water and oxygen?
Potassium
Gold
Copper
Silver
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Which non-metal is inert?
Neon
Carbon
Oxygen
Sulfur
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What happens when zinc is attached to a steel ship?
Zinc prevents rust by reacting first
Zinc makes the ship heavier
Zinc increases corrosion
Zinc reacts slower than iron
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Which of the following is NOT an inert metal?
Iron
Palladium
Rhodium
Platinum
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In the reactivity series, metals become ______ as you go down the list.
Less reactive
Heavier
More magnetic
More reactive
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Which metal is described as inert in the document?
Gold
Iron
Zinc
Magnesium
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Which property makes copper suitable for cooking pans?
It is a good conductor of heat
It rusts easily
It is a poor conductor of heat
It reacts with acids
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Which of these metals is less reactive than magnesium?
Copper
Sodium
Zinc
Calcium
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Copper is valuable because it is:
Malleable and unreactive
Brittle and reactive
Hard and easily corroded
Magnetic and soluble
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Which metal is used for sacrificial protection on steel ships?
Zinc
Silver
Copper
Gold
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Which of the following metals is the most reactive?
Potassium
Gold
Iron
Copper
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Which term describes a substance that does not take part in chemical reactions?
Inert
Reactive
Corrosive
Conductive
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