Exploring Chemistry Chapters 1-4 Flashcards

1
Q

The name hydrogen means

A

water generator

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2
Q

Goodyear discovered vulcanized rubber when he

A

heated sulfur with raw rubber

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3
Q

Which symbol belongs in the circled box?

A

H (Hydrogen)

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4
Q

What was the primary goal of alchemist?

A

to make gold from cheap metals.

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5
Q

Steel is quenched by

A

heating it in an oven for several days

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6
Q

What is the symbol for Oxygen?

A

O

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7
Q

The single most important compound of sulfur is _______________ acid.

A

sulfuric

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8
Q

Hydrogen is an ____ element on earth.

A

abundant

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9
Q

Ancient people made musical instruments of

A

copper alloy

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10
Q

The seven ancient metals are gold, silver, copper, iron, tin, lead, and _______.

A

mercury

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11
Q

Which symbol belongs in the circled box?

A

Cl (Chlorine)

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12
Q

Which of these forms of iron is the purest?
cast iron, charcoal, steel, or wrought iron

A

wrought iron

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13
Q

Cavendish released the gas hydrogen by exposing metals to

A

hydrochloric acid

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14
Q

Is 14-karat gold pure gold?

A

no

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15
Q

Gold, silver, and _______________ are known as the coinage metals.

A

copper

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16
Q

Which symbol belongs in the circled box?

A

C (Carbon)

17
Q

Charcoal is

A

wood that has been heated without oxygen

18
Q

The element that charcoal, coal, graphite, and diamond have in common is ___.

A

carbon

19
Q

Cast iron, steel, and wrought iron differ only in the amount of ____ they contain.

A

carbon

20
Q

Bronze and brass are both alloys that contain

A

copper

21
Q

What is the symbol for Carbon

A

C

22
Q

Another name for mercury is

A

quicksilver

23
Q

What is the symbol for Cl

A

Chlorine

24
Q

Which symbol belongs in the circled box?

A

N (Nitrogen)

25
Q

If a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen are exposed to a flame

A

a violent explosion results

26
Q

What is the symbol for Nitrogen?

A

N

27
Q

The first metal mentioned in both the Old and New Testaments is

A

gold

28
Q

Ancient people hammered the soft, pure iron from _______________ into useful tools.

A

meteorites

29
Q

What is they symbol for Hydrogen?

A

H

30
Q

The Statue of Liberty has a skin of

A

copper

31
Q

The Royal Society was formed to

A

communicate new ideas rapidly

32
Q

The gas that Priestley released by heating a mercury compound was

A

oxygen

33
Q

State the chemical formula: __ water __ carbon dioxide __ hydrochloric acid

A

H2O, CO2, HCl

34
Q

The Middle Ages are also known as the _______________ Ages.

A

Dark

35
Q

How does carbon from charcoal help during the smelting process?

A

frees iron from oxygen’s grip by combining with the oxygen

36
Q

Which symbol belongs in the circled box?

A

O (Oxygen)