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Chemistry L 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 Revision

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 6hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
  • Sugar and water?

a)

homogeneous

b)

heterogeneous

2.

Sand and water?

a)

homogenous

b)

heterogenous

3.

Sugar and sand?

a)

homogeneous

b)

heterogeneous

4.
  • what does soluble and insoluble mean?

a)

soluble - can be dissolved

insoluble - can’t be dissolved

b)

banana

5.
  • what method should you use to separate mixtures with a soluble solid + liquid?

a)

evaporation

b)

filtration

6.

In evaporation, what happened when the mixture was heated?

a)

All the water was evaporated and lost when heated and (substance name) was left in the beaker

b)

banana

7.

In filtration, what happened when the mixture was poured through filter paper? (for sugar/salt + water)

a)

both (sugar/salt) and water will pass through the filter paper

b)

banana

8.

In filtration, what happened when the mixture was poured through filter paper? (For sand and water)

a)

sand was left as RESIDUE on the filter paper and water passed through the filter paper

b)

banana

9.

The 2 types of matter

a)

pure substance & mixtures

b)

berries & cream

10.

describe homogenous

a)
  • - all components are alike

  • - one form/phase

  • - we CANNOT recognize the components

  • - example: solutions

b)

A

11.

describe heterogenous

a)
  • - components are recognized

  • - they don’t dissolve in each other

  • - examples: oil + water, sand + water

b)

S

12.

How could you improve results of the experiment unmixing sugar and sand?

a)
  • larger funnel, bigger filter paper, less amount of water

b)

S

13.

what is orientation?

a)

the place in space

b)

banana

14.

the 3 forms of representing a substance

a)

1) chemical equation

2) structures

3) ball-and-stick models

b)

fancy nancy

15.

which shows nothing? no bonds

a)

chemical equation

CH3CH2OH

b)

meow

16.

which shows bonds, atoms, orientation in space?

a)

c

b)

ball-and-stick models

17.

which shows bonds and atoms?

a)

structural formula

b)

r

18.

what is the filtrate (liquid or solution that has passed through a filter) in the unmixing experiment

a)

water

b)

croissant

19.

How to calculate atoms?

example: CH6H12O6

diagram of 15 particles

How many atoms are there in all?

a)

1) count the number of particles = 15

2) add numbers from the chemical equation = 6 + 12 + 6 = 24

3) multiply = 15 X 24 = 360 atoms

b)

yippee

20.

2 particles together then separating

a)

intermolecular force

b)

ok

21.

one particle breaking down - breaking a bond

a)

intramolecular force

b)

y

22.

where does the word chromatography come from?

a)

Greek - chroma means "color" and graph means "writing"

b)

oui

23.

what is a solvent and an example

a)

a substance that dissolves matter - water

b)

k

24.

what are molecules and molecular compounds held together by?

a)

covalent bonds
and sharing electrons

b)

s