CHEMISTRY & SOCIETY

WATER UNIT B TEST A

NAME______

DATE______

PERIOD______

MATCHING

1.  ______Atom a) Permanent mixture that is clear throughout

2.  ______Compound b) Two or more atoms of different elements bonded together

3.  ______Control c) Temporary mixture that separates over time

4.  ______Mixture d) Used to show a positive result for an experimental test

5.  ______Ion e) Smallest part of an element retaining properties of that element

6.  ______Reference f) Physical blend of two or more substances

7.  ______Molecule g) Two or more atoms bonded together

8.  ______Suspension h) Simplest form of matter from which all things are composed

9.  ______Solution i) Charged atom

10. ______Element j) Used to show a negative result for an experimental test

SHORT ANSWER / FILL-IN

10.  When light is scattered by reflecting off of small particles this is called the ______.

11.  Fill out the missing information in the following table. First determine whether the given mater is a substance or mixture. Then write whether the Substance is a compound or element OR whether the mixture is Heterogeneous or Homogeneous. The first one has been done for you.

Type of Matter / Substance / Mixture
Salt water / ------/ homogeneous
Milk
Carbon monoxide
Italian dressing
Lead

12.  Provide 2 observations that may be made that would let you know that you had observed a CHEMICAL

CHANGE: ______, ______.

13.  Tell whether each of the following is a PHYSICAL or a CHEMICAL change:

OBSERVATION / PHYSICAL or CHEMICAL
Ice melts
Litmus paper turns red in acid
Sugar dissolves in water
Dry ice evaporates to gives off “fog”
Sodium metal reacts with water to give off a gas

14.  Tell how many ATOMS of EACH element are in the following molecules:

A) H2S B) NaCl C) Mg(SO4)2 D) CaCl2

15. The high surface tension of water can be best illustrated by which of the following :

A) rain forms beads on your car B) Water has a high boiling point

C) Water dissolves many things D) Water is present in all three physical phases

16. We can never get completely pure water because :

A) The government is cheap B) Dissolved gasses remain in all water

C) Water is already pure D) We must save chlorine for future use

17. Which one of these would be classified as an element?

A) Na B) Na+

C) NaCl D) More than one

18. Which one of these would be best classified as a compound?:

A) Na B) Na+

C) NaCl D) More than one

19. Which one of these would be best classified as an ion?

A) Na B) Na+

C) NaCl D) More than one

20. A Cation is another name for a ______ion, and an Anion is another name for a ______ion.

21. In the “language” of chemistry, ______are like letters, ______are like words, and ______are like sentences.


22. Answer the following questions given the chemical reaction below showing the formation of ammonia (NH3) :

N2 + 3H2 2NH3

a) How many nitrogen atoms are there on the left side of the arrow? ______

b) How many hydrogen atoms are there on the left side of the arrow? ______

c) How many nitrogen atoms are on the right side of the arrow? ______

d) How many hydrogen atoms on the right side of the arrow? ______

e) How many nitrogen molecules on the left side of the arrow? ______

f) How many hydrogen molecules on the left side of the arrow ______

g) How many ammonia molecules are formed on the right side of the arrow? ______

h) The small numbers written to the right of some atoms are called ______

i) The large numbers written to the left of some molecules are called ______

15.  Provide two unusual properties of water, and describe their effect on life on this planet.

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