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Usborne What is Chemistry - Pages 14-20

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Quiz on states of matter and gases

by Vijo Gor
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1. Substances can exist in how many different states?

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2. Which three states can most substances exist in?

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3. What determines whether water is ice, liquid water, or steam?

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4. What are atoms and molecules constantly doing?

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5. When molecules are cold, what do they usually form?

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6. What happens to molecules when they get warmer?

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7. What is air made up of?

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8. What causes air pressure?

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9. Why don’t we usually notice air molecules hitting us?

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10. What happens to a gas when pressure is increased?

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11. Who was one of the first scientists to study gases carefully?

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12. What did Boyle use to experiment with gases?

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13. What happened to the balloon when Boyle pumped air out of the glass bowl?

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14. What is air actually made of?

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15. Which gas makes up about 78% of air?

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16. What are physical properties?

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17. Which of the following is an example of a physical property?

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18. What are chemical properties?

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19. What is it called when sugar mixes completely with water?

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20. Why might sugar form a sticky layer at the bottom of cold tea?

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