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WorksheetsRecall Chemistry 2 AQA
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 59mins
Which of these is a way to speed up the rate of reaction?
Increase Temperature
decrease concentration
add more stuff
Decrease Surface area
Granules of substance have a _____ surface area
larger
smaller
the same
A faster reaction can be shown on a graph using?
A shallow line
A steeper line
A flat line
using a bar chart
A faster reaction means?
Less frequent collisions
More frequent collisions
An explosion happens
Something else
Particles must (a) in order for a reaction to happen
collide
dance
explode
touch
Rate of reaction=
Amount of stuff made/time
time/amount of stuff
stuff at the start/stuff at the end
time x stuff made
A reversible reaction is?
Use this symbol (drawn on the board)
Go in 1 direction only
One where the reactants make the products and the products make the reactants
can only happen backwards
A Hydrocarbon is?
Has only Carbon
Has oxygen in
Is made of water
Made of Hydrogen and Carbon only
Complete Combustion makes _____ and _____
Carbon Dioxide
Water
Hydrogen
fuel
oxygen
Incomplete Combustion makes
Water
Carbon
Carbon Monoxide
Carbon Dioxide
Crude oil is what kind of resource
Renewable
Non renewable
Finite
Synthetic
Crude oil is made up of?
Tarantulas
Smoke
Ancient biomass on the sea bed
Rocks
What can we find out from chromotography?
Whether its synthetic or natural?
How soluble something is?
If its pure or impure?
Where something came from
I have a chromatograph. I have 3 substances. The one that is the most soluable will travel
It stays still
The shortest distance
The longest distance
The middlest distance?
Test for Chlorine?
Bleaches Litmus paper
Relights a splint
Turns lime water cloudy
Squeaky pop
Test for Oxygen?
Bleaches Litmus paper
Relights a splint
Turns lime water cloudy
Squeaky pop
Test for carbon dioxide?
Bleaches Litmus paper
Relights a splint
Turns lime water cloudy
Squeaky pop
Test for hydrogen?
Bleaches Litmus paper
Relights a splint
Turns lime water cloudy
Squeaky pop
Which of these is the right formula for carbon dioxide
CO2
co2
CO
CO2
What is the most common gas in earth's atmosphere
Carbon dixide
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Helium
The current proportion of gases is approximately
20% nitrogen, 80% oxygen and small proportions of various other gases.
80% nitrogen, 20% oxygen and small proportions of various other gases.
70% nitrogen, 30% oxygen and small proportions of various other gases.
30% nitrogen, 70% oxygen and small proportions of various other gases.
For the last ............. .......... ........... the proportion of gases in the atmosphere has been much the same
200 million years
800 million years
1 billion years
200 billion years
The Early atmosphere of Earth was similar to that of ................... .... .............. today
Mars and Venus
Neptune and Mercury
Uranus and Mars
Venus and Jupiter
Early Earth had a load of ____ which put loads of nitrogen in the atmosphere
Volcanoes
Ice cream
dinosaurs
Plants
Early earths atmosphere was mostly?
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Carbon dioxide
Hydrogen
Early Earth's atmosphere had loads of ____ which cooled to form our oceans?
Carbon
Water vapour
Oxygen
Sulphur
Plants reduced Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere by carrying out which process?
Condeensation
Respiration
Liquidation
Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis in plants makes this gas?
Oxygen
Carbon dioxide
water
helium
Carbon dioxide, water vapour and methane are known as?
climate change
The hot heads
gas giants
The greenhouse gases
Some possible consequences of having too much Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?
Ice caps melting- causing flooding
Droughts and other extreme weather
Habitat loss
Less farmland
A finite resource will
Last forever
will never run out
will run out
are renewable
this is a renewable resource
Gas
Oil
Coal
Wind
A non renewable resource
Biofuel
Coal
Solar
Tidal
Potable water is
pH 10
pure water
Unsafe to drink
Safe to drink
Potable water is
Pure
Impure
toxic
formulation
First step in fresh water treatment
Sterilisation
Irradiation
Filtration
vapourisation
Sterilisation is the second step of sewage treatment. What does it do?
Removes soluable solids
Makes it taste better
Removes insoluable solids
Kills pathogens
