A compound results from the chemical union of two or more elements. An example of a compound is salt. A chemical change is when matter is changed into another matter having different properties. Baking soda produces carbon dioxide when mixed with water through a chemical change. The bubbling in soft drinks is due to carbon dioxide dissolved in the liquid.
A compound results from the chemical union of two or more elements. An example of a compound is salt. A chemical change is when matter is changed into another matter having different properties. Baking soda produces carbon dioxide when mixed with water through a chemical change. The bubbling in soft drinks is due to carbon dioxide dissolved in the liquid.
A compound results from the chemical union of two or more elements. An example of a compound is salt. A chemical change is when matter is changed into another matter having different properties. Baking soda produces carbon dioxide when mixed with water through a chemical change. The bubbling in soft drinks is due to carbon dioxide dissolved in the liquid.
ab c d b) two or more elements c) a neutron and an atom d) a neutron and a proton
24. An example of a compound is
a) mercury b) salt c) carbon d) oxygen 0000
ab c d 25. When matter is changed into another matter having different properties, the type of change is known as
a) physical change c) chemical change 0000
ab c d b) electrical change d) atomic change
26. Baking soda produces carbon dioxide when mixed with
a) sour milk b) flour c)-.water d) egg 0000
ab c d 27 . The bubbling in softdrink is due to
a) air dissolved in the liquid 0000
ab c d b) carbon dioxide dissolved in liquid c) alcohol in the liquid d) sugar in the liquid
28. A gas which bacteiia extract from air and change into a form which plant can use is
a) argon b) nitrogen c) carbon dioxide d) oxygen 0000
ab c d 29. Pressure is the push or pull exerted by a weight on a given unit of area. Since air ' has weight, it exerts pressure on all objects exposed to it. Decreasing air pressure, air can be made to move from _ pressure region to_ pressure region.
a)alow,ahigh c) a high, another high 0000
ab c d b)ahigh,alow d) a low, the same
30. Clouds are made up of
a) water vapor r c) tiny droplets of water 0000
ab c d b) dust particles only d) partially evaporated water
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