In: Chemistry
Choose the best answer that matches each statement below. Some choice may be used more than once, and some choices may not be used at all. Each question has one correct answer.
A _____ is formed when two or more elements are combined in a chemical reaction. |
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First to develop and atomic theory. |
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A _____ change results in the formation of a new substance. |
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He is credited with the discovery of the proton and electron. |
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______ cannot be broken down any further by chemical means. |
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This can be separated using techniques such as filtration and distillation. |
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The nucleus of an atom has a ______ charge. |
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To determine the number of _____ we subtract the atomic number from the atomic mass. |
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Protons and _____ have the opposite charges. |
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______ energy is the energy of position. |
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He developed the energy levels K, L, M and N. |
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A reaction that results in a production of heat is called an _______ reaction. |
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The mass of the atom is made up of the mass of the proton and _______. |
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Dissolving sugar in water is an example of a _______ change. |
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A Compound is formed when two or more elements are combined in a chemical reaction. |
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Two substances are said to be different if they have different chemical composition. |
Note: The discovery of proton is credited to Rutherford (see gold-foil experiment). |
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Mixture, being a group of chemically distinct substances put together, can be separated by physical methods like filtration, distillation, etc. |
The neutron in nucleus is electrically neutral. Negatively charged electrons are positioned outside the nucleus in orbits. |
Atomic mass = Number of proton + neutron. Atomic number = number of protons |
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Endothermic reactions absorb heat. |
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Solvation of sugar is a physical change because it does not affect the chemical properties of sugar. Moreover, sugar can be isolated in pure form (as it was originally) by application of physical methods, say boiling the solution. |
A chemical change alters the original nature of the substance. For example, during rotting, cellulose in wood (originally) is degraded into its monomer glucose. |