MID SEMESTERS EXERCISE

1. Pure substance divided to ..and .

2. What is compound?
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3. What is mixture?
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4. Whats the difference between compound and mixture?

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5. Give four examples of compound and identify their constituent elements!

6. Give two examples of homogenous and heterogenous mixture also identify the components!

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7. What is the difference between intensive and extensive properties?

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8. Give four samples of
a. Intensive properties
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b. Extensive properties
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c. Physical properties
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d. Chemical properties
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9. Give 3 examples each of chemical and physical changes!

10. Give 4 sign of a chemical reaction happened!

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11. Give 3 examples of a physical reaction!

12. How many groups are there in periodic table?...............................................................................

13. Where are the main groups of elements found? Also where are the transition metal found?

14. Give examples of a separated components using these following method!

a. Chromatography.
b. Centrifugation
c. Crystallization.
d. Decantation.
e. Distillation
f. Evaporation..
g. Extraction.
15. Can the components of solution made of NaCl and water separated using distillation? Why?

16. Identify the ionic formation of this following compounds. Give also the traditional and the
systematic names:
a. PbCl2
b. CrCl3
c. PbCl4
d. CrCl3
e. SnBr2
f.

PbBr2

g. SnBr4
h. PbBr4
17. Identify the ions present in the following compounds
a. FeCO3
b. MnSO4
c. Fe2(CO3)3
d. Mn2(SO4)3
e. CuClO4
f.

Fe(ClO4)2

18. Write the formula ang give the both in English and Indonesian oh moleculs contain
a. Two nitrogen atoms and two fluorine atoms
b. Two Chlorine atoms and seven oxygen atoms
c. Two Chlorine atoms and two oxygen atoms
d. Two sulfur and one carbon atoms
e. One carbon atoms and four chlorine atoms!
19. Write formula of the following ion!
a. Acetat ion
b. Chromate ion
c. Phosphate ion
d. Bromate ion
20. Write the formula of each of this following compound!
a. Cesium bromide
b. Ammonium nitrate
c. Silicon tetrachloride
d. Magnesium fluoride
e. Cesium perchloride
f. Barium sulfate
g. Chlorine monoxide
h. Beryllium oxide
i. Copper(II) acetate