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How fast? How furious? This is a product of Mr Essex a member of the science department of Dartford Technology College

How fast? How furious? This is a product of Mr Essex a member of the science department of Dartford Technology College

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Page 1: How fast? How furious? This is a product of Mr Essex a member of the science department of Dartford Technology College

How fast? How furious?

This is a product of Mr Essex a member of the science department of Dartford

Technology College

Page 2: How fast? How furious? This is a product of Mr Essex a member of the science department of Dartford Technology College

Question 1

• Hydrogen when lit in oxygen explodes to form energy and ?

• Carbon dioxide

• More hydrogen

• Water

• Hydrochloric acid

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Question 2

• A chemical reaction that gives out energy is called?

• Endothermic

• Exothermic

• Endocrine

• Exoskeleton

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Question 3

• The rate of a chemical reaction doubles with every ?

• 50oC

• 25oC

• 10oC

• 2oC

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Question 4

• Endothermic chemical reactions feel?

• Cold to the touch

• Hot to the touch

• Rough to the touch

• Smooth to the touch

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Question 5

• Which of the following all affect the rate of a reaction?

• Surface area, temperature, competition.

• Concentration, temperature, competition.

• Concentration, competition, surface area.

• Concentration, temperature, surface area.

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Question 6

• What do we call a chemical that can also speed up a chemical reaction?

• Cataract

• Catarrh

• Catalyst

• Catamaran

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Question 7

• When hydrogen peroxide reacts to form water and oxygen, which of the following is used as a catalyst?

• Manganese dioxide

• Carbon dioxide

• Sulphur dioxide

• Nitrogen dioxide

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Question 8

• A catalyst is used in chemical reactions to change the rate it usually?

• Slows it down.

• Keeps it constant.

• Stops the reaction

• Speeds it up

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Question 9

• What do we call the device on a car that speeds up making exhaust gas safer?

• Carburettor

• Automatic choke

• Fuel injection

• Catalytic converter

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Question 10

• What do we call a biological catalyst?

• Hormone

• Blood

• Enzyme

• Lipid

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Question 11

• Which household product is most likely to contain enzymes?

• Bleach.

• Washing up liquid.

• Washing powder.

• Talcum Powder.

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Question 12

• What is the normal working temperature of the human body?

• 30oC

• 35oC

• 37oC

• 40oC

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Question 13

• Fertiliser is made from ?

• Ammonia and Nitrogen

• Ammonia and Oxygen

• Ammonia and Helium

• Ammonia and Argon

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Question 14

• The manufacture process of Ammonia was invented by a chemist from?

• England

• France

• Germany

• Spain

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Question 15

• Who invented the process for the manufacture of Ammonia?

• Fritz Barber

• Fritz Haber

• Fritz Caber

• Fritz Sabre

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Question 16

• Organic crops are grown without the use of?

• Ammonium Nitrate

• Manure

• Compost

• Fishmeal

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Question 17

• What do we call a device which detects a form of energy?

• Beaker

• Tripod

• Bunsen

• Sensor

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Question 18

• When we set up a sensor against a known scale, we say it is?

• Callipers

• Callous

• Calligraphy

• Calibrated

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Question 19

• The following is a definition of, ‘ The amount of a substance in a given volume of solution’?

• Concentration

• Sublimation

• Termination

• Violation

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Question 20

• What do we call the force exerted per unit area?

• Tension

• Suspension

• Depression

• Pressure

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