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IGCSE fractional distillation

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Crude oil is know as a fossil fuel because

a)

It is found underground

b)

It takes millions of years to form

c)

It will run out one day

d)

It is made from dead animals and plants

2.

Crude oil is known as a finite resource because

a)

It is found underground

b)

It takes millions of years to form

c)

It will run out one day

d)

it is made from dead plants and animals

3.

Distillation is a technique which separates substances based on which physical property?

a)

density

b)

viscosity

c)

boiling point

d)

melting point

4.

Which statement is untrue

a)

Crude oil contains a mixture of hydrocarbons

b)

Crude oil is made from alkenes

c)

Alkanes are saturated

d)

hydrocarbons only contain the elements hydrogen and carbon

5.

A fraction is

a)

a group of alkanes with similar boiling points

b)

a group of alkanes with similar chemical properties

c)

a group of alkanes with the same general formula

d)

a group of different homologous series

6.

Which of these is untrue about a fractional distillation column

a)

The column is hottest at the top and coolest at the bottom

b)

As the size of the molecules increases their boiling point increases

c)

As the size of the molecules increases the viscosity increases

d)

The column is hottest at the bottom and coolest at the top

7.

The boiling of alkanes increases as they bigger because

a)

the strength of the metallic bonds increases

b)

the strength of the ionic bonds increases

c)

the strength of the covalent bonds increases

d)

the strength of the intermolecular forces increases

8.

The fraction kerosine is used for

a)

Cars

b)

chemical industry

c)

lorries

d)

planes

9.

the fraction naptha is used for

a)

cars

b)

the chemical industry

c)

lorries

d)

planes

10.

which of these is untrue for alkanes

a)

They have the general formula CnH2n+2

b)

They only contain carbon-carbon single bonds

c)

They are very flammable

d)

They are hydrocarbons