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Chemistry 10th III Term - Test No.1 (Version #2) (Chemical Equations and Reactions)
Chemistry 10th III Term - Test No.1 (Version #2) (Chemical Equations and Reactions)
Chemistry 10th III Term - Test No.1 (Version #2) (Chemical Equations and Reactions)
St Mary’s School
Science Department
Third Trimester
Test # 1
Chemistry 10th
“He went in and said to her, Rejoice, you who enjoy God’s favor! The Lord is with you.” Luke 1:28
Total points: 55 points
Name:________________________________ Grade:_____________ Date:____________
Do not scratch, erase or use liquid corrector on your answers, if you do, they will be
considered as wrong. No claims accepted for answers and procedures written with pencil.
Explain your reasoning for each response. Show your calculations using the appropriate
number of significant figures.
2.) In single and double displacement reactions, do any of the atoms change their charge when
forming the compounds in the product side of a balanced chemical equation? Explain your
reasoning. (10 pts)
3.) A synthesis reaction consists of two reactants that bond together and form a compound.
Can two compounds be used as reactants for a synthesis reaction? Explain your reasoning in a
maximum of a 5-line, paragraph. (5 pts)
4.) What is the difference between a thermal decomposition reaction and a combustion
reaction? Explain your reasoning in a maximum of a 5-line, paragraph. (5 pts)
5.) Hydrogen peroxide is a potent bleaching agent that decomposes in the presence of a
catalyst. In which side of the equation, reactant or product, does it take more energy to break
the bonds for this chemical reaction? Explain your reasoning in a maximum of a 5-line,
paragraph. (10 pts)
“Knowing Is Not Enough; We Must Apply. Wishing Is Not Enough; We Must Do.” – Johann
Wolfgang Von Goethe