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2.1 History of Chemistry Review
Who wrote Alchemia?
What was the name of the first chemistry text?
2.1 History of Chemistry Review
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What was the name of the first chemistry text?
Science
Law of Conservation of Mass
Alchemia
Atomos
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Who wrote Alchemia?
Boyle
Libau
Thomson
Dalton
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The Stone Age People
used stone tools
all of the above
discovered fire
didn't use metals
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Chemistry comes from which Greek word?
Kentry
Chemitra
Khemeia
Symbiosis
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Who first believed that matter was made up of tiny particles?
Bohr
Rutherford
Boyle
Chadwick
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Thomson compared atoms to
pool balls
miniature solar system
gold foil
a raisin bun
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Lavoisier coined The Law of Conservation of Mass in the 1770s. What does it mean?
atoms are like a raisin bun
mass can be created and destroyed, while not changing form
atoms take up a lot of space, so they have an increased mass
mass is not created or destroyed,it changes from formtoform
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Who thought of the idea that mixing different atoms created new materials?
Aristotle
Bohr
Democritus
Libau
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Who knew that electrons orbited in shells and not randomly?
Bored
Bohr
Bosh
Boar
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In 4500 BC Early chemists of the Metal Age discovered that copper and tin created bronze.
False
True
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Aristotle believed that everything was made up of 4 elements. What were those elements?
Fire, Water, Earth and Air
Carbon, Water, Salt and Air
Hydrogen, Oxygen, Carbon and Magnesium
Salt, Water, Air and Fire
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Chadwick discovered what?
protons were positively charged
that matter was made up of tiny particles
electrons orbit in shells
nucleus has protons and neutrons
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Who is considered the father of modern chemistry?
Lavoisier
Boyle
Aristotle
Dalton
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What did Rutherford discover from the gold foil experiment?
nucleus
atom
electron
empty space
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Who said that an atom is like a miniature solar system?
Chadwick
Nagaoka
Bohr
Rutherford
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Who said that elements have unique atoms which are solid spheres (like pool balls)?
Libau
Dalton
Thomson
Rutherford
