metals and their reaction
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
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| Which acid produces zinc sulphate when reacted with zinc | sulphuric acid
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| Which gas is produced when calcium reacts with hydrochloric acid? | Hydrogen
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| What noise does hydrogen gas make when lit with a splint? | pop
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| What gas in made when hydrochloric acid reacts with calcium carbonate? | carbon dioxide
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| What colour does lime what change to when carbon dioxide is bubbled through it? | cloudy
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| What salt is made when zinc reacts with nitric acid? | zinc nitrate
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| What word describes the fact that metals can be pulled into wires? | ductile
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| Which metal is a liquid at room temperature? | mercury
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| What word describes the quality of metals that means they make a ding noise when hit? | sonorous
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| Znc chloride, copper sulphate, calcium nitrate are all examples of ... | salts
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