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Quiz by Mary Fleck

Grade 9-12
Science
Next Generation Science Standards

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3 questions
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  • Q1
    Which method is most effective for comparing the strength of electrical forces between particles in ionic and covalent compounds?
    Testing pH levels
    Measuring volume
    Observing melting points
    Observing color change
    30s
    HS-PS1-3
  • Q2
    When conducting an experiment to compare the structure of ionic and molecular compounds, which observation would most likely suggest a strong electrical force between particles in the substance?
    High melting point
    Strong odor
    High solubility in water
    Low melting point
    30s
    HS-PS1-3
  • Q3
    Which property would you investigate to infer the strength of electrical forces in a metallic substance compared to a molecular substance?
    Electrical conductivity
    Magnetic properties
    Density
    Color
    30s
    HS-PS1-3

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