Incorrect Questions On Seneca Flashcards

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What are the steps of Chromatography?

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  1. A spot of the solution to be separated is placed near the bottom of chromatography paper
  2. The paper is held upright, the bottom of the paper is dipped in a suitable solvent
  3. As the solvent soaks up the paper, it carries the solutes in the spot with it. The different solutes in the spot of solution move at different speeds
  4. This leaves a pattern of the seperate solutes on the chromatography paper
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What can we say if the RF value of a reference and a spot match all the solvents?

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It,s very likely that the mixture contains the reference compound

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What do we call a pure sample that’s run next to the tested substance to see if it’s a component in the mixture?

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Reference substance

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4
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The apparatus required when testing for hydrogen

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Test tube

Lit splint

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What type of litmus paper will NOT change colour in acidic or neutral solutions?

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Red litmus paper

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Which of these is a mixture?
Carbon dioxide
Beer
Water
Table salt
A

Beer

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How many more electrons can fit in the 2nd electron shell compared to the 1st?

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6

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What type of microscope can we use to see the outline of atoms?

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Electron microscope

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9
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Which of the following are examples of compounds?
Water
Orange juice
Plastic
Carbon dioxide
Hydrogen
Oxygen
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Water
Plastic
Carbon dioxide

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What state are particles which are not touching and are always moving most likely to be in?

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Gas

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Which are true of boiling and evaporation?
Both change from gas to solid
In boiling all particles have the energy to turn into a gas
In evaportation no particles have the energy to turn into a gas
Both are a change from liquid to gas
Water boils at 10OC

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In boiling all particles have the energy to turn into a gas

Both are a change from liquid to gas

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12
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Which state will change shape to fill a container, but will not expand?

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Liquid

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13
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How many elements on the periodic table occur naturally?

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90

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14
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Which word fits better than “dull”?

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Malleable

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15
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How many metals are on the periodic table?

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91

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16
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Which of these is NOT a form of carbon?
Coal
Graphite
Wood
Diamond
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Wood

17
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Why are alkali metals stored in oil?

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They react with oxygen in the air

18
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The Equation for Non-Metal Oxide Formation

Non-metal+ ? = non-metal oxide

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Oxygen