Elements/Compounds and Chemical/Physical Changes

He

Based on this symbol, what can you tell about Helium (He)?

• Helium is a compound

• Helium is an element

• helium is a metal

• helium is a mixture

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H₂O

How many types of elements are in this compound?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

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Water ( H₂O) is a compound because-

• it is made of two different elements

• useful to humans

• a gas at room temperature

• given off by plants

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Which contains only CHEMICAL changes (new substance formed or cannot be undone)?

• Silver spoon tarnish

  Leaves change color

  Water separating into hydrogen and oxygen

• Ice melting

  Sugar Cube dissolving

  Paper tearing

• Dry ice goes from solid to liquid

  Your breath condensing on a window

  Glass breaking

• Mixing flour, salt, and sugar

  Sanding wood

  Grinding something into powder

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When you add pickle juice to baking soda you observe bubbling and fizzing. What can you determine about the new substance that has been formed?

• A chemical reaction produced a solid.

• A chemical reaction produced a gas.

• No chemical reaction occurred.

• Only a physical change occurred.

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Which list contains only elements and a reason why they are elements?

• H₂O, NaCl, N₂, CO₂, Substances are elements because they they contain more than one chemical symbol.

• Kr, Ne, Ar, He, Substances are elements because they are noble gases.

• Cl_2, H_2, Na, He, Substances are elements because they are pure.

• F₂, O_2, Li, H, Substances are elements because they all have chemical symbols.

CO + H₂O > CO₂ + H₂

Which substance represented in this equation is classified as an ELEMENT?

• CO

• H₂O

• CO₂

• H₂

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How many Capital or Uppercase letters can one element have?

• 5

• 1

• 3

• 2

Tearing paper into small pieces is a -

• chemical change

• chemical reaction

• nuclear reaction

• physical change

Your bicycle rust when left outside. This is evidence of a -

• chemical change

• physical change

• nuclear reaction

• physical reaction

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