Chemistry Quiz Review
Quiz by Tracy Buckley [Johnson JHS]
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- Q1How do you find the atomic mass?add electrons and protonsadd protons and neutronsadd electrons and neutrons30s
- Q2If aluminum has 13 protons, 14 neutrons, and 13 electrons, what is the atomic number?2714134030s
- Q3What description fits hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and chlorine?solid at room temperaturegas at room temperaturethey have nothing in commonliquid at room temperature30s
- Q4Which description best fits zinc, copper, silver, and gold?radioactiveliquidsgasesmetals30s
- Q5Which best describes carbon, sulfur, boron, and aluminum?metalsradioactivenon-metallic solidsgases30s
- Q6Water freezing is an example ofphysical changechemical change30s
- Q7Mixing ingredients to bake brownies is an example ofphysical changechemical change30s
- Q8A nail rusting is an example ofchemical changephysical change30s
- Q9Tearing a piece of paper in half is an example ofphysical changechemical change30s