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Worksheet time: 25mins
What is the crushing process?
Mechanical;
Thermal;
Mass transfer
Hydromechanical;
Chemical;
Reagent used to eliminate permanent hardness:
soda ash;
Salt;
Boiling;
Superphosphate;
calcium chloride;
One type of technology:
Chemical;
Inorganic;
Ecological;
Organic;
Energy;
The following compound is used in medicine:
CON
K2O
Npsos
Na2CO3
all answers correct
Reagent used for detecting carbon dioxide:
lime water
silver nitrate
barium chloride
ammonium oxalate
all answers correct
The name sodium bicarbonate corresponds to the formula:
Nansoz
Na2CO3
Nan
Na2so3
all answers correct
Formula of phosphorus (III) oxide:
P203
As2o5
As2O3
P205
all answers correct
Formula of potassium nitrate:
KN03
KNO2
CA(NO3) 2
CA(NO2) 2
all answers correct
Reagent for nitrate ion:
diphenylamine
diluted sulfuric acid
iron (III) chloride
sodium hydroxide
all answers correct
When the active metal interacts with a very dilute
nitric acid solution is used to restore
last mainly before:
NH3
NO2
NO
N2O
The interaction of copper chips with concentrated nitric acid leads to
education:
NO2
NO
N2O
NH3
You can prove the presence of ammonia by:
wet pink litmus paper
wet blue litmus paper
dry blue litmus paper
dry pink litmus paper
Negative degree of nitrogen oxidation in the compound:
Na3N
N2O
NO
NO2
Perhydrol is called a solution of hydrogen peroxide with a mass fraction of:
30%
100%
65%
3%
When diluting sulfuric acid, always pour the acid into the water.Dilution of conc. H28O4 sewing water to it is dangerous because:
splashing of the solution may occur due to the release of heat
a fire may occur
water decomposition may occur
gas may be released
Reagent for the thiosulfate ion:
silver nitrate
barium chloride
ammonium oxalate
iron (III) chloride )
H2SO4 name:
sulfuric acid
sulphurous acid
hydrosulfuric acid
tisera acid
Sulfates detect:
barium chloride solution
silver nitrate solution
sodium nitrate solution
solution of ammonium oxalate
Oxygen shows a positive degree of oxidation in the compound:
OF2
Na2O
Cmpo3
N2O2
The following will not interact with hydrochloric acid:
si
Fe
A1
Zh
Silver bromide precipitate is dissolved in:
25% ammonia solution
10% ammonia solution
nitric acid
nitric acid solution
Iodides form a color precipitate with a solution of silver nitrate
Yellow
White
brown
black
Hypochlorous acid has the formula
NSL
NS1
HCIO3
Nclo4
The most pronounced oxidative properties of:
fluorine
chlorine
bromine
iodine
Anion forming a white curd-like precipitate with silver cation, soluble in ammonium hydroxide:
chloride ion
bromide ion
iodide-ion
nitrate ion
Saline solution is a solution of:
0.9% sodium chloride
magnesium chloride
zinc sulfate
sodium hydroxide
Salt, which is hydrolyzed by anion:
potassium sulfide
potassium sulfate
sodium sulfate
potassium nitrate
Salts formed by a strong base and a weak acid have a medium reaction:
alkaline
sour
neutral
close to neutral
Weak electrolyte
H2S
KJ
CON
NC1
Acidic environment:
pH=4
pH=8
pH=9
pH=10
Neutral environment:
pH=7
pH=13
pH=11
pH=9
Negative charged ions:
anions
cations
protons
neutrons
Positively charged ions:
cations
anions
protons
neutrons
The molar concentration is equivalent to the number of equivalents:
in 1 l (or 1000 ml) of the solution
in 1 kg of solution
in 1000 g of solution
in 100 ml of solution
Molar concentration shows the amount of molar solute contained in :
1 l (or 1000 ml) of solution
1000 g of solution
100 g of solution
100 ml of solution
Determine the % concentration of solutions, if it is known that 200g of the solution contains 10 g of zinc sulfate:
5%
2%
20%
10%
Determine the % concentration of the solution, if it is known that300 g of the solution contains 30 g of sodium chloride:
10%
20%
1%
30%
The coordination number of the complexer in the formula K4 [Ag (NH3)2] Cl:
2
1
3
4
Charge of the complexing ion in the compound K4 [Fe (CN)6]:
2+
1+
3+
4+
Charge of the complex ion in the compound KZ[Fe (CN)6]:
3-
1-
2-
1+
In alkaline solutions methylorange changes its color to:
Yellow
Red
colorless
raspberrу
Methylorange is formed In acid solutions:
Red
Bile
raspberry
colorless
In solutions of alkaline phenolphthalein formed:
Raspberry
Red
Bile
Purple
In acid solutions, the litmus changes its color:
Red
Raspberry
Purple
Yellow
Of the following substances can be distinguished acid:
HCI
NaOH
NaCI
SO2
Acid oxide
SO3
A12O3
K2O
Na2O
Amphoteric justification:
Zn(ten)2
NaOH
CON
CA(ON)2
Complex substances consisting of metal atoms and hydroxogroups are called:
Basics
Acids
Iake
Oxia
Complex substances consisting of hydrogen atoms and acid residues are called:
Acids
Iake
Oxia
Basics
Complex substances consisting of two elements, one of which is oxygen, are called
Oxia
Basics
Acids
Iake
