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Household Chemistry Quiz

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Sustainable chemical-use quiz

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Dakila Dacanay
Dakila Dacanay
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Sustainable chemical-use quiz

by Dakila Dacanay
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1) This compound, commonly found in bleach, is effective in killing bacteria but can be harmful to humans and the environment if misused. Identify it.

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2) This substance in toothpaste helps strengthen enamel and prevent cavities, but excessive ingestion may cause dental fluorosis. Identify it.

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3) This process weighs the positive effects (cleaning, sanitation) against the negative impacts (pollution, health risks) of chemical substances to guide decisions. Identify it.

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4) This government agency in the Philippines is responsible for ensuring that food, drugs, cosmetics, and personal care products are safe for human use. Identify it.

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5) This practice of using chemical-based products responsibly—buying only what is needed, refilling, proper disposal—helps protect resources for future generations. Identify it.

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6) The statement ‘Bleach contains sodium bicarbonate which whitens clothes and kills germs’ is:

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7) The statement ‘Toothpaste contains fluoride which helps strengthen enamel and prevent cavities’ is:

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8) The statement ‘Using detergents excessively and disposing them directly into rivers can cause water pollution and harm aquatic life’ is:

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9) The statement ‘Buying only what is needed and using refill stations for soap or shampoo are examples of sustainable practices that reduce waste’ is:

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10) The statement ‘The FDA is responsible for making sure that products are labeled correctly to protect consumer rights’ is:

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Bleach and sodium hypochlorite kill bacteria but can irritate skin and lungs if misused.

Fluoride strengthens enamel; too much can cause fluorosis in children.

Risk-benefit analysis weighs advantages and disadvantages of chemical use.

FDA checks safety for human-use products; labeling is handled by other agencies.

Buying only what is needed and refilling reduces waste and protects resources.

Bleach primarily contains sodium hypochlorite, not sodium bicarbonate.

Fluoride in toothpaste helps prevent cavities when used appropriately.

Excess detergents can pollute water and harm aquatic ecosystems.

Selective purchasing and refills reduce waste and conserve resources.

Labeling is primarily overseen by agencies like DTI; FDA focuses on safety of certain products.

 
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