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Froggy Jumps Synthetic MaterialsOnline version types, properties and examples of synthetic materials by Frederick 1 These synthetic materials are made from metal. a composites b alloys c spaghetti 2 These polymers do not conduct heat or electricity. a plastics b toothpaste c cellulose 3 These synthetic materials are made from heated sand or clay. a trees b polymers c ceramics 4 These polymers are used in making paper. a ceramics b cellulose c chewing gum 5 This term refers to a molecule with two oxygen atoms. a monoxide b dioxide c lemonade 6 Two substances become one new substance. (example: cooking food) a synthetic reaction b explosive reaction c replacement reaction 7 One substance becomes two new substances. (example: rotting food) a replacement reaction b clown reaction c decomposition reaction 8 Two substances exchange atoms. (example: rusting metal) a synthetic reaction b replacement reaction c sunburn reaction 9 Plants store energy using this chemical reaction. a electricity b photosynthesis c decomposition 10 Combining an acid and a base creates this chemical reaction. a neutralization b mashed potatoes c combustion 11 This chemical reaction uses oxygen to create light and heat. a neutralization b combustion reaction c photosythesis 12 This energy source is more efficient and causes less pollution than fossil fuels. a Wonder Woman b elastic bands c hydrogen fuel cells 13 This example demonstrates mixed molecules separating. a water freezing b soda fizzing c pizza 14 This example demonstrates a change in state. a sharpening a pencil b ice melting c rusting metal 15 This example demonstrates combining molecules. a adding salt and pepper to food b playing piano c water freezing 16 Digesting food is an example of this chemical reaction. a respiration b photosynthesis c macaroni and cheese 17 In chemical equations, this full size number indicates the number of molecules. a subscript b coefficient c pretzel 18 In chemical reactions, this small number indicates the number atoms. a subscript b coefficient c 4 19 The Law of Conservation of Matter says all chemical equations must be ___________. a Irish b unbalanced c balanced 20 Term for molecules that start a chemical reaction. a Legos b products c reactants 21 Term for molecules created by a chemical reaction. a products b reactants c butter 22 Energy required to start a chemical reaction. a activation energy b girl power c magnetism 23 This polymer causes pollution, is hard to recycle and takes centuries to break down. a ceramics b lollypops c plastics 24 Some of these materials are made from nonrenewable sources, release toxins and can't be recycled. a synthetic polymers b ice cream c mixed solids

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These synthetic materials are made from metal.

These polymers do not conduct heat or electricity.

These synthetic materials are made from heated sand or clay.

These polymers are used in making paper.

This term refers to a molecule with two oxygen atoms.

Two substances become one new substance. (example: cooking food)

One substance becomes two new substances. (example: rotting food)

Two substances exchange atoms. (example: rusting metal)

Plants store energy using this chemical reaction.

Combining an acid and a base creates this chemical reaction.

This chemical reaction uses oxygen to create light and heat.

This energy source is more efficient and causes less pollution than fossil fuels.

This example demonstrates mixed molecules separating.

This example demonstrates a change in state.

This example demonstrates combining molecules.

Digesting food is an example of this chemical reaction.

In chemical equations, this full size number indicates the number of molecules.

In chemical reactions, this small number indicates the number atoms.

The Law of Conservation of Matter says all chemical equations must be ___________.

Term for molecules that start a chemical reaction.

Term for molecules created by a chemical reaction.

Energy required to start a chemical reaction.

This polymer causes pollution, is hard to recycle and takes centuries to break down.

Some of these materials are made from nonrenewable sources, release toxins and can't be recycled.