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Y10 - recap from y9 chemistry
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Recap from Y9 chemistry unit
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Dry ice going from solid to gas is an example of the process...
Melting
Sublimation
Evaporating
Deposition
2
Water can exist as
Solid
Liquid
All of these states
Gas
3
In the atom, which particle sits outside the nucleus?
They all sit inside the nucleus
Neutron
Proton
Electron
4
Which of the following is not an example of a metal
Aluminium
Calcium
Lithium
Phosphorus
5
Elements can combine in a chemical reaction to form
New elements
They don't combine
Mixtures
Compounds
6
Which of these 'S' words is not a part of the dissolving process?
Solute
Suspension
Saturation
Solvent
7
Which of the following is NOT a physical change
Melting
Dissolving
Burning
Boiling
8
Water has the formula H
2
O. This means it contains
Two hydrogens and one oxygen
Two hydrogens and two oxygens
One hydrogen and one oxygen
One hydrogen and two oxygens
9
When liquid water turns to steam when boiling the jug, this process is called..
Evaporation
Hot water
Condensation
Sublimation
10
The symbol for Magnesium is
Mg
M
Mn
Ma
11
Which famous NZer was the first to split the atom?
Lord Ernest Rutherford
Sir Paul Callaghan
Ritchie McCaw
Mrs Martin
12
Mrs Martin's favourite subject is
Biology
Physics
Chemistry
Geology
13
Which of the following is not in an atom?
Photons
Protons
Electrons
Neutrons
14
The symbol Ca is for
Copper
Calcium
Chlorine
Carbon
15
The periodic table shows us all of the different...
Mixtures
Metals
Elements
Compounds
16
The salt on our food is actually called
Sodium chloride
Carbon
Sulfur chloride
Magnesium chloride
17
A mixture is when two or more substances are combined but not reacted together. For example
Salt water
Sand
cake batter
All of these are mixtures
18
The element sodium has the symbol..
S
So
Na
N
19
Carbon dioxide has the formula
CO3
CO2
CO
CH4
20
When ice forms in the freezer, this process is called
Solidification
Melting
Condensation
Freezing