All about chemical reaction.
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What are physical changes? | A change does not involve new chemical being made.
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| What are chemical changes? | A reaction in which new substance are made.
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| What is a reactant? | Chemical taht join together to form new substance.
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| What will be the new substance when iron is react with sulphuric acid? | It will be iron sulphate.
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| How do hydrogen be tested? | By bringing a splint up to the tube where the hydrogen are kept and it will burn with a squeaky pop.
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| What happen when dry ice warms up? | It will turn straight from a solid into a gas
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| How do carbon dioxide be tested? | By mixing it with lime water and it will form a milky white colour.
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| What happen when a lighted splint was put in carbon dioxide? | It will goes out straight away.
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| Other than mixing two chemicals together, what will reaction need to make them occur? | Other reaction will need energy to make them happen.
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| When you cook food, the heat from the cooker causes what in the foods? | It causes chemical reaction in the foods.
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| What will firework do when it was heated to start off? | It will then keep on reacting on its own.
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| When will a firework stop reacting? | When the chemical inside it have been used up.
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| When a substance burns, it react with what in the air. | It react with oxygen in the air.
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| When fire is react with oxygen to form what? | It will form products.
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| How many percent of oxygen are there in air. | There are about 20% of oxygen in air.
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