Chemistry, X class

1. Explain how to separate this mixture of sugar and salt?

a) First we put it in the water and then simple distillation
b) First we put it in the water then we filter the solution
c) We dissolve it in ethanol then we filter it
d) We dissolve it in ethanol and then make fractional distillation.

2. Which of these two elements Z=11 and Z=12 is more reactive?

a) More reactive is Z=12 because it has more outer shell electrons
b) More reactive is Z=11 because it has few outer shell electrons
c) More reactive is Z=12 because it has smaller nucleus
d) More reactive is Z=11 because it has bigger nucleus

3. Complete these reaction: MgCl2 + Br2 

a) Mg + BrCl
b) MgBr2 + Cl2
c) No reaction
d) MgBr2Cl

4. Which is more reactive: Fluor or Chlorine?

a) Chlorine, because is down the group VII
b) Fluor, because has more outer shell electrons
c) Chlorine, because has more shells
d) Fluor, because it gains more easy an electron

5. Find the formula of compound which is formed between Oxygen (VIA) and
Chlorine (VIIA):
a) ClO
b) ClO2
c) OCl2
d) Cl2O2

6. Find the formula of compound which is formed between Oxygen (VIA) and
Aluminum (IIIA):
a) Al2O
b) AlO
c) AlO2
d) Al2O3
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7. Some covalent compounds have high melting point points because:

a) Have strong ionic bonds
b) They form giant structures with some covalent bonds
c) They are formed between metallic and non metallic atoms
d) They have regular lattice

8. How can we check the purity of substances?

a) Pure substances can melt easy
b) Impurities can be watched with our eyes
c) Pure substances have only one color
d) Pure substances have only one melting/boiling point

9. What is the formula of: Magnesium Hydrogen Carbonate?

a) MgHCO2
b) MgCO3
c) MgHCO3
d) Mg(HCO3)2

10. Which diagram best represents a compound that contains both ionic and covalent
bonds?
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1C

2B

3C

4D

5C

6D

7B

8D

9D

10C