
Heating curves: practical
Quiz by Oak National Academy: GCSE Chemistry Edexcel Foundation
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- Q1The table shows data from a heating curve experiment. What is the main reason why it is helpful to plot a graph of these results?it shows the whole range of resultsit shows patterns in the resultsit shows the temperature change between any two timesit shows the temperature change every 30 seconds30s
- Q2Match the key terms to their definitions.Users link answersLinking30s
- Q3What can you do to improve the reliability of a set of results?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q4The table shows data from a heating curve experiment. What would be useful other information to record for each measurement?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q5The image shows a results table from either a heating or a cooling curve experiment, and from either a pure substance or a mixture. Which of the following statements is true?this is a heating curve for a mixturethis is a cooling curve for a pure substancethis is a cooling curve for a mixturethis is a heating curve for a pure substance30s
- Q6Considering the data in the table at the start of the experiment, which graph would be the most likely to represent the results for the whole experiment?30s