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Home/Grade 1, 2, & 3 Chemistry: Free Trial*

G. 8 & 9

Chemistry

F. 1, 2, & 3

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Chemistry: Free Trial*

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1. The formula for potassium nitrate is $KNO_{3}$. This means it contains:

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There are no small numbers written down after the symbols for potassium and nitrogen; therefore, there is only one atom of each of these elements. That immediately rules out the other three options as being the correct answer

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There are no small numbers written down after the symbols for potassium and nitrogen; therefore, there is only one atom of each of these elements. That immediately rules out the other three options as being the correct answer

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2. The formula for copper nitrate is $Cu(NO_{3})_{2}$. This means it contains:

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Did you remember to multiply everything inside the brackets by two?

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Did you remember to multiply everything inside the brackets by two?

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3. A balloon is filled with gas. Inside the balloon the gas particles ...

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The particles in a gas are moving a lot faster than those in a liquid or solid

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The particles in a gas are moving a lot faster than those in a liquid or solid

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4. When a solid changes to a liquid, it ...

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Ice melts at 0 $^\circ$C

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Ice melts at 0 $^\circ$C

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5. The correct formula for carbon tetrachloride is ...

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The clue is in the word tetra - that means four and since it is in front of the 'chloride' bit of the name, there must be four chlorine atoms involved

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The clue is in the word tetra - that means four and since it is in front of the 'chloride' bit of the name, there must be four chlorine atoms involved

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6. The correct number of atoms in a molecule of copper sulphate ($CuSO_{4}$) is ...

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One Cu, one S, four O. If you find reading formulae difficult, don't worry, you will have plenty of practice when you study science at GCE O-Level. There are some simple rules that need to be learned, not everyone sees them straight away

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One Cu, one S, four O. If you find reading formulae difficult, don't worry, you will have plenty of practice when you study science at GCE O-Level. There are some simple rules that need to be learned, not everyone sees them straight away

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7. Which of the following elements is the odd one out and why?

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The other three are all noble gases, hydrogen is a very odd element that doesn't really fit properly into any group of the periodic table

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The other three are all noble gases, hydrogen is a very odd element that doesn't really fit properly into any group of the periodic table

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8. Which of the following is NOT a mixture?

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Methane is a compound

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Methane is a compound

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9. In a solution, the hotter the solvent ...

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There is more energy at higher temperatures

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There is more energy at higher temperatures

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10. Strong acids and strong alkalis are ...

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We use the word corrosive for acids and caustic for alkalis; either way, if you get any on your skin, they are both harmful and will cause a chemical burn

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We use the word corrosive for acids and caustic for alkalis; either way, if you get any on your skin, they are both harmful and will cause a chemical burn

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