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6. Explain why you cannot compress oxygen in the solid state, but why you can compress oxygen in the
gas state.
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7. Give three properties of platinum

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The substance that dissolves in a solvent is called a ………….

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A.  Solution     B. crystal  C.  solute   D. saturated

solution
9. The diagrams show the density of 1 cm3 cubes of four metals in the solid state.

zinc platinum tungsten iron

Density=7.14 g/cm3 Density=21.4 g/cm3 Density=19.4 g/cm3 Density=7.86 g/cm3

a. Predict the metal whose particles have greatest mass.

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b. Calculate the mass of a cube of iron with a volume of 4 cm3. Show your working.
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17. Name these compounds

NaCl ……………………………………………………… 1mark

CuO ……………………………………………………… 1mark

CO2 ………………………………………………………. 1mark

FeSO4 ……………………………………………………. 1mark

18. Study the diagrams representing elements, compounds and mixtures shown, and choose the correct
statement from the following:

A.  X represents an element and Z represents a mixture

B.  Y represents an element and W represents a mixture

C.  X represents an element and W represents a mixture.

D.  Y represents a compound and Z represents a mixture

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