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WorksheetsNational 5 Chemistry - Revision
Total questions: 73
Worksheet time: 57mins
What are the three essential elements that plants require?
nitrogen phosphate potassium
nitrogen sulphur potassium
nitrogen potassium phosphorous
nitrogen potassium polonium
what is the catalyst used in the Haber process?
iron
platinum
silver
gold
What is produced in the Ostwald process?
ammonia
nitrogen
nitrate
nitric acid
ammonia reacts with acids to produce ammonium salts
true
false
ammonia is a very acidic gas
true
false
What type of bonding is in ammonia?
metallic
covalent molecular
covalent network
ionic
Fertilisers are salts. what type of reaction produces fertilisers?
addition
precipitation
neutralisation
condensation
What type of elements form Covalent Bonds?
Metals only
Non-metals only
Metals and non-metals
Diamond is an example of a
covalent molecule
covalent network
metallic lattice
ionic lattice
What type of elements form ionic bonds?
metals
non-metals
non-metals and metals
Ionic bonds are the attraction between
positive nuclei and shared electrons
positive metal ions and delocalised electrons
positive and negative ions
Metals form (blank) ions.
positive
Negative
Ionic substances have which type of structure?
covalent molecular
covalent network
ionic lattice
metallic lattice
A temperature increase causes the particles to ......
to slow down
move faster
collide higher
in the right order
Why does a higher concentration increase the rate of reaction?
it increases the amount of reactants
it lowers the activation energy
it increases the energy of particle collisions
it increases the frequency of particle collisions
What can be said about the green line?
it is a faster rate of reaction
It produces same volume of product as red line
Half the volume of reactants has been used
Which would not speed up a chemical reaction?
Using a large beaker
Increasing the concentration
Decreasing particle size
adding a catalyst
Increasing the temperature gives particles more __________.
Time
Energy
Space
Frequency
Solutions that have more H+ ions than OH- ions are
acids
bases
enzymes
neutral
What other laboratory substance can you use to test if colourless substance is an acid or an alkali?
Catalyst
Salt
Universal Indicator
Water
What happens to the pH of an acid during neutralisation?
It stays the same
It moves toward pH 1
It moves towards pH 7
It moves towards pH 14
A
B
C
D
Covalent bonds are formed when
positive and negative ions are attracted to each other
positive metal ions are attracted to delocalised electrons
positive nuclei are attracted to a shared pair of electrons
none of the above
What type of elements form Covalent Bonds?
Metals only
Non-metals only
Metals and non-metals
Which of the following is a pipette?
Which of the following is a burette?
Which of the following pH is strongly acidic?
1.0
7
5
14
Which of the following pH is neutral?
1.0
7
5
14
When a lithium atom forms an Li+ ion, the lithium atom
gains a proton
gains an electron
loses a proton
loses an electron
Mg → Mg2+ + 2e–
The closer the elements in the Electrochemical Series, the greater the voltage produced.
True
False
Electrons will flow from the element higher in the Electrochemical Series to the one lower in the Electrochemical Series.
True
False
When measuring the heat energy in a fuel, the experimental value is often less than expected. Why is this?
Energy is lost to the surroundings
The experiment is wrong
The reaction is endothermic
Which measurements are required in an experiment to calculate heat energy?
mass of the beaker
mass of water
temperature of the fuel
the quantity of c
