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

G. 8 & 9

Chemistry

F. 1, 2, & 3

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1. Which will have the highest boiling point?

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Pure water boils at 100 $^\circ$, adding salt makes it boil at a slightly higher temperature. The exact temperature depends on the amount of salt added

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Pure water boils at 100 $^\circ$, adding salt makes it boil at a slightly higher temperature. The exact temperature depends on the amount of salt added

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2. The state of matter, which has very low density is ...

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Hydrogen is the gas with the lowest density

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Hydrogen is the gas with the lowest density

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3. 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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4. If matter has energy taken away ...

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As matter is cooled down, the particles move more slowly and therefore, can pack closer together

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As matter is cooled down, the particles move more slowly and therefore, can pack closer together

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5. 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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6. Which of these substances is a mixture?

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Water, salt and other substances mixed

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Water, salt and other substances mixed

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7. Which of the following pH numbers indicates a neutral substance?

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Pure water has this pH value

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Pure water has this pH value

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8. What colour is a universal indicator in a neutral solution?

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When using universal indicator liquid, you only ever need to add a few drops to see the colour

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When using universal indicator liquid, you only ever need to add a few drops to see the colour

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9. Which of the following is the name for group 8 in the periodic table?

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About the only thing that they will react with is the element fluorine

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About the only thing that they will react with is the element fluorine

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10. What is listed in the Periodic Table?

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An element was defined by the famous scientist Robert Boyle in 1661. The ancient Greeks thought there were four elements - fire, earth, air, and water. Nowadays, we know that not one of those is really an element

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An element was defined by the famous scientist Robert Boyle in 1661. The ancient Greeks thought there were four elements - fire, earth, air, and water. Nowadays, we know that not one of those is really an element

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