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WorksheetsChemistry - Water
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Atoms make up________.
electrons.
all matter.
cake batter.
toms.
Electrons have a _____________ charge.
positive
negative
neutral
even
Elements are the simplest forms of matter.
True
False
Water is made from two different elements, these are________.
Magnesium and Oxygen.
Hydrogen and Magnesium.
Oxygen and Hydrogen.
Gold and Silver.
Unlike charges ____________ and like charges ______________.
repel, attract.
stay, leave.
attract, repel.
leave, stay.
Water is labelled a 'polar molecule'. Why?
There is ice at the north and south poles.
Water molecules have positively and negatively charged ends.
Water slides down objects.
The property of water molecules being attracted to other water molecules is called (a) .
The property of water molecules being attracted to other substances/materials (glass, soil) is called (a) .
_________ refers to the process by which highly concentrated molecules intermingle in another substance as a result of their kinetic energy of random motion.
Division
Diffusion
Dilema
Decision
When grains of sugar are added to water the sugar molecules become surrounded by the attracted water molecules so that the individual sugar molecules are no longer part of the sugar crystals. This process continues until either all the sugar (________) has dissolved in the water (_________) to form a solution, or there are no longer any unattached water molecules remaining and so no more sugar can dissolve.
solvent, solute
solid, liquid
liquid, solid
solute, solvent
When no more solute can dissolve in a solution, the solution is saturated.
True
False
Flocculation is the process where alum and other chemicals are added to the water to gather dirt particles together
into clumps.
True
False
Sedimentation is process of allowing the particles to float to the top leaving clear water below.
True
False
Filtration is the process of water passing through filters or layers of sand, gravel and charcoal to remove smaller dirt particles.
True
False
The acceptable pH level for drinking water is between _________.
1.5 - 3.5
4.0 - 6.0
6.5 - 8.5
9.0 - 11.0
Waterways that receive sewage overflows, manures or fertilisers may lead to increased nitrate levels.
sewage overflows
manures
fertilisers
fresh water
Increase nitrate levels could lead to an (a) caused by cyanobacteria and in turn makes the water not safe for drinking.
(a) acts as a fine sieve, letting through small particles and stopping the larger ones.
In membrane filtration, water is filtered through tiny holes in the wall of the membrane. What is another name for these holes?
Spores
Fillers
Pores
Filters
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