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Chemistry Unit 3

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins

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1.

What is a physical property? (chose all that apply)

a)

characteristics of matter that can be changed without changing it's composition.

b)

characteristics that are directly observably

c)

characteristics that determine how the compositions of matter changes as a result of contact with other matter or the influence of energy.

d)

changes in matter do not result in a change of the components that make up the substance.

2.

What are chemical properties?

a)

the characteristics that determine how the compositions of matter changes as a result of contact with other matter or the influence of energy.

b)

characteristics that are directly observable

c)

characteristics of matter that can be changed without changing it's composition

d)

involves a change in the fundamental components of a new substance

3.

What are physical changes?

a)

involves a change in the fundamental components of a the substance

b)

characteristics that are directly observable

c)

changes in matter that do not result in a change of the components that make up the substance.

d)

produces a new substance

4.

What are chemical changes? (check all that applies)

a)

changes in matter that do no result in a change of the components that make up the substance.

b)

involves a change in the fundamental components of the substance.

c)

produces a new substance

d)

characteristics that determine how the compositions of matter changes

5.

Examples of physical properties

a)

color, smell, boiling/freezing/melting point, solubility

b)

reactivity to air

c)

reactivity to water

d)

reactivity with heat

6.

Which is not a chemical property?

a)

reactivity with heat

b)

density

c)

reactivity with water

d)

reactivity with air

7.

Which way does the equation go?

a)

Reactants --> Products

b)

Products --> Reactants

8.

What are intensive properties?

a)

properties depend on the quantity of the sample and include measurements of mass and volume.

b)

properties that relate to the amount of substance present.

c)

properties that do not depend on the amount of substance

d)

characteristics that are directly observable.

9.

What are extensive properties? (check all that applies)

a)

properties that relate to the amount of substance present

b)

properties depend on the quantity of the sample and include measurements of mass and volume

c)

properties that are directly observable

d)

properties that do not depend on the amount of the substance

10.

Length and Volume

a)

Intensive

b)

Extensive

11.

Color and Density

a)

Extenisve

b)

Intensive

12.

Mass and Area

a)

Intensive

b)

Extensive

13.

Temperature (boiling/melting point)

a)

Intensive

b)

Extensive

14.

Solid

a)

No space between atoms, definite shape, definite volume, cannot be compressed, cannot flow

b)

No space between atoms, definite shape, definite volume, cannot be compressed, can flow

c)

No space between atoms, definite shape, definite volume, can be compressed, can flow

d)

Little space between atoms, definite shape, definite volume, can be compressed, cannot flow

15.

Liquid

a)

Little space between atoms, indefinite shape, definite volume, cannot be compressed, cannot flow

b)

Little space between atoms, indefinite shape, definite volume, cannot be compressed, can flow

c)

Little space between atoms, indefinite shape, definite volume, can be compressed, cannot flow

d)

Lots of space between atoms, indefinite shape, definite volume, cannot be compressed, cannot flow

16.

Gas

a)

Very spread out atoms, indefinite shape, indefinite volume, cannot be compressed, cannot flow

b)

No space between atoms, indefinite shape, indefinite volume, can be compressed, can flow

c)

Very spread out atoms, indefinite shape, indefinite volume, cannot be compressed, can flow

d)

Very spread out atoms, indefinite shape, indefinite volume, can be compressed, can flow

17.

What is matter?

a)

Anything that occupies space and has mass

b)

the basic building blocks of matter

c)

how much something weighs

d)

how many particles are in a given object

18.

What are atoms?

a)

Anything that occupies space and has mass.

b)

the basic building blocks of matter

c)

pure substances of one type of atom

d)

substances that cannot be broken down

19.

What is the smallest particle of an element?

a)

atom

b)

proton

c)

neutron

d)

electron

20.

What are elements

a)

Are pure substances of one type of atom, cannot be broken down further, and are found on the periodic table

b)

substances made from the atoms of two or more elements

c)

chemical combination of elements

d)

can be broken down by chemical change

21.

Select all that apply for compounds

a)

Formed from simpler substances by chemical change

b)

Elements forming compounds are combined in definite proportions by mass

c)

substances which cannot be broken down into simpler substances by chemical reactions

d)

Can be broken down into elements by chemical change

22.

What is the Law of Definite Proportions?

a)

Proportion is the same in all samples of the compound.

b)

Proportion is almost the same in all samples of the compound.

c)

Proportion is the same in 2 samples of the compound.

d)

Proportion is never the same in all samples of the compound.

23.

Select all that apply for mixtures

a)

Variable composition

b)

can be homogeneous or heterogeneous

c)

can be separated into components based on physical properties

d)

consists of two or more pure substances (compounds or elements)

24.

Which of these are not ways to separate mixtures?

a)

distilation

b)

filtration

c)

evaporation

d)

augmentation

25.

To use the physical property boiling point, which technique would you use?

a)

filtration

b)

distillation

c)

evaporation

d)

chromatography

26.

To use the physical property state of matter, which technique would you use?

a)

evaporation

b)

distillation

c)

filtration

d)

chromatography

27.

To use the physical property adherence to a surface, which technique would you use?

a)

evaporation

b)

chromatography

c)

distillation

d)

filtration

28.

To use the physical property volatility, which technique would you use?

a)

filtration

b)

chromatography

c)

distillation

d)

evaporation

29.

Is a mixture a pure substance

a)

NO

b)

YES

c)

only sometimes

30.

What does homogeneous mean?

a)

non-uniform, contains regions with different properties than other regions

b)

uniform throughout, appears to be 1 thing

31.

What does heterogeneous mean?

a)

non-uniform, contains regions with different properties than other regions

b)

uniform throughout, appears to be one thing

32.

What are solutions?

a)

heterogeneous mixtures

b)

homogeneous mixtures

c)

pure substances

d)

compounds

33.

What is gasoline?

a)

heterogeneous mixture

b)

compound

c)

homogeneous mixture

d)

element

34.

Is copper a pure substance or an element?

a)

Neither

b)

Element

c)

Both

d)

Pure substance

35.

These are the 4 signs in recognizing chemical reactions, select them all and study them independently to get a better understanding.

a)

change in color

b)

formation of a precipitate (solid and not transparent)

c)

production of a gas

d)

transfer of energy (absorbed or emitted)

36.

What are reactants?

a)

the items that are present at the start of the reaction

b)

the items produced in a reaction

37.

What are products?

a)

the items produced in a reaction

b)

the items present at the start of the reaction

38.

What does LOCOM stand for?

a)

Law Of Conservation Of Mass

b)

Logistics Of Conservation Of Mass

c)

Law Of Conservation Of Materials

d)

Law Of Connectivity Of Mass

39.

What does LOCOM state?

a)

Proportions are the same in all samples of a compound

b)

during any chemical reaction, the mass of the products is always equal to the mass of the reactants

c)

during any chemical reaction, the mass of the products is never equal to the mass of the reactants

d)

during any chemical reaction, the mass of the products is always equal to half of the mass of the reactants

40.

Chemical reaction is another name for....

a)

products

b)

reactants

c)

chemical change

d)

nothing, it can't mean any other thing

41.

Solve this problem

a)

43.1 grams

b)

43.2 g

c)

44 grams

d)

43 grams

42.

Sole this problem

a)

5 kg

b)

4 kg

c)

4.5 kg

d)

4.75 kg

43.

Are iron and salt (Fe and NaCl) elements or compounds?

a)

neither they are both mixtures

b)

both of them are elements

c)

salt is an elements and iron is a compound

d)

iron is an element and salt is a compound

44.

Is solubility a chemical or physical property?

a)

physical

b)

chemical

c)

neither

45.

Is the combination of salt and sand a mixture or compound?

a)

neither

b)

it actually forms an element

c)

mixture

d)

compound

46.

what is the equation for percent yield?

a)

percent yield = (theoretical yield/actual yield) x 100

b)

percent yield = (actual yield/actual yield) x 100

c)

percent yield = (theoretical yield/actual yield) x 10

d)

percent yield = (actual yield/theoretical yield) x 100

47.

Give an example of change in color that is a physical change

4 lines
48.

give an example of apparent loss of mass, but is still a physical change

4 lines
49.

give an example of apparent disappearance of a substance, but is still a physical property.

4 lines
50.

What is filtration?

a)

The process of removing substances or components from a liquid mixture by using condensation and or boiling point.

b)

The creation of a solid from a solution. Is a solid and not transparent.

c)

non uniform, contains regions with different properties than other regions

d)

The process of separating a solid matter from a liquid. A filter is used to let the liquid move into a new container or beaker while the solid stays in the filter.

51.

What is a precipitate?

a)

an object

b)

the creation of a solid from a solution

c)

the creation of a solution from a solid

d)

the creation of gas from both a solid and solution

52.

Does ductile mean; The ability for a material to be drawn or plastically deformed without fracture?

a)

Yes

b)

No

53.

Is this the definition for malleability? [ The ability of a substance, usually a metal, to be deformed or molded into a different shape.]

a)

No

b)

Yes

54.

Why are all given samples in substance having the same properties?

a)

The same section gets tested over and over again causing the results to always come out the same way

b)

The physical composition is the same while the chemical composition is different

c)

They are made up of different materials

d)

They have the same intensive properties because they all have the same chemical composition. It does not depend on the amount of substance.

55.

What are the 3 classes of matter?

a)

pure substance, compound, precipitate

b)

compound, mixture, aluminium

c)

element, compound, solution

d)

compound, mixture, element

56.

How are compounds different from an element ?

a)

Elements are pure substances made up of two or more already existing elements. While, compounds are a pure substance made up of only one type of atom.

b)

Elements and compounds aren't any different from each other. They have the same definitions and properties.

c)

An element is a pure substance that is made up of one type of atom while a compound is a pure substance made up of atoms of two or more elements. An element cannot be broken down into a simpler substance, while compounds through chemical change can be broken down into simpler substances.

d)

Because they are two different words, so they have to be different.

57.

Does a chemical change affect the composition of matter?

a)

yes, the composition actually changes causing a new substance to be formed

b)

yes, because chemical changes change things always

c)

no, a new substance isn't formed

d)

no, a new substance is formed but it doesn't apply to the composition of matter

58.

Which of these are not a physical change?

a)

dissolving sugar in water

b)

slicing a piece of bread

c)

burning gas in an engine

d)

evaporating sea water to obtain salt

59.

Which of the following is a chemical change?

a)

gasoline boils

b)

oxygen is added to gas

c)

gasoline burns

d)

gasoline is poured into a tank

60.

Which of the following is not an element?

a)

copper

b)

iron

c)

magnesium

d)

sucrose

61.

Is vinegar, ethanol, end neon pure substances?

a)

yes, they all are

b)

only ethanol and neon are

c)

only vinegar is

d)

none of them are pure substances

62.

which is a homogeneous mixture?

a)

grape juice

b)

aluminium

c)

soil

d)

milk

63.

A sample of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) whose mass is 200.0 g contains 60.8 g of nitrogen. What mass of oxygen is in a 25.5 g sample?

a)

17.57 grams

b)

17.6 grams

c)

17 grams

d)

17.75 grams

64.

A sample of sodium chloride whose mass is 100 g contains 39.3 g of sodium by mass. How many grams of chlorine are there in a 82.0 g sample?

a)

50 grams

b)

49.6 grams

c)

49.78 grams

d)

49 grams

65.

A 100 g sample of table salt (sodium chloride) is made up of 39.3 g of sodium and 60.7 g of chlorine. How many grams of sodium would there be in a 168 g sample?

a)

66.5 grams

b)

66 grams

c)

65.9 grams

d)

66.05 grams

66.

Does a new substance form in a physical change?

a)

NO

b)

YES

c)

SOMETIMES

67.

what is the smallest part of a compound?

a)

atom

b)

particle

c)

molecule

d)

element

68.

Which two are considered pure substances?

a)

elements and mixtures

b)

compounds and mixtures

c)

compounds and atoms

d)

elements and compounds

69.

Is the smallest part of a compound and atom?

a)

NO

b)

YES

70.

What types of properties allow a mixture to be separated?

a)

physical such as boiling point or distillation

b)

physical such as color and ripping

c)

chemical such as reactivity with air

d)

chemical such as reactivity with water