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manufactured substances in industry

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

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1.

Substance X conducts electricity in the solid state and also in the molten state. Substance X is

a)

an alloy

b)

a salt

c)

a fat

d)

a metal oxide

2.

The diagram shows the arrangement of atom in brass. Why is brass harder than pure copper?

a)

Zinc atoms form very strong hydrogen bonds with copper atoms.

b)

Zinc atoms prevent the layers of copper atoms from sliding over each other.

c)

Zinc atoms prevent electrons from moving freely in the sea of electrons.

d)

Zinc atom contributes more electrons to the sea of electrons.

3.

The main substance in the making of all types of glass is

a)

calcium carbonate

b)

sodium carbonate

c)

lead(II) oxide

d)

silicon dioxide

4.

The making of ceramic objects involves the heating of the object at a high temperature in a furnace. Why is this process carried out?

a)

To remove water

b)

To keep its shape

c)

To break all chemical bonds

d)

To form strong covalent bonds and ionic bonds

5.

Silicon carbide, SiC, is an example of advanced ceramic which can be used to make

a)

car brakes

b)

window panes

c)

electrical cables

d)

water tanks

6.

Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0) will witness the Internet of Things (IOT) in almost all aspects of daily lives. All electronic devices can be connected to the Internet via computer networks. What material is most suitable to make the cables?

a)

Aluminium

b)

Copper

c)

Optical cables

d)

Fibre glass

7.

What properties are involved in the making of car bumpers?

i. Light

ii. Electrical insulator

iii. Easy to mould

iv. Heat resistant

a)

i and ii

b)

i and iii

c)

ii and iv

d)

iii and iv

8.

Which of the following is correct about the properties of soda-lime glass and borosilicate glass?

a)

Soda-lime glass has a low density and a high melting point, whereas borosilicate glass has a high density and a low melting point.

b)

Soda-lime glass has a low density and a low expansion coefficient, whereas borosilicate glass has a high density and a high expansion coefficient.

c)

Soda-lime glass has a high melting point and a low thermal shock resistance, whereas borosilicate glass has a low melting point and a high thermal shock resistance.

d)

Soda-lime glass has a low expansion coefficient and a low thermal shock resistance, whereas borosilicate glass has a high expansion coefficient and a high thermal shock resistance.

9.

Which alloy is correctly matched to its uses?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

10.

What type of glass is formed when calcium carbonate is heated with silicon dioxide?

a)

Fused glass

b)

Borosilicate glass

c)

Lead crystal glass

d)

Soda lime glass

11.

The following are the characteristics of substance

needed to produce a new product in industry.


• No electrical resistance

• Function under the extremely low temperature

• Transfer information with high speed


What are the substances that can be used to produce the product?


I Ceramic

II Superconductor

III Fibre optic

IV Fibre glass

a)

I and III only

b)

I and IV only

c)

II and III only

d)

II and IV only

12.

Diagram 1 shows several products of a substance. Which of the following is the substance?

a)

Optic glass

b)

Fused glass

c)

Fibre glass

d)

Photochromic glass

13.

In order to produce a glass that is more resistant to heat and ceramics, substance X is added to soda lime glass in the manufacturing process. What is X?

a)

Boron oxide

b)

Lead(II) oxide

c)

Sodium carbonate

d)

Calcium carbonate

14.

Ceramic is suitable to be used for making engine block because ceramic ...

a)

is inert towards chemical substances.

b)

is a good electrical insulator.

c)

can withstand high temperature.

d)

can withstand strong compression.