Chemistry I

Directions: Choose the correct answer

1. What do you call two or more atoms of the same

element which have a different number of neutrons?
a. Allotropes
b. Isomers
c. Polymers
d. Isotopes

2. What is the only that has no neutrons in its nucleus?

a. Deuterium
b. Helium
c. Protium
d. tritium

3. What do you call the ability of some solid particles to

emit light when being ground
a. phosphorescence
b. luminiscence
c. triboluminiscence
d. piezoluminiscence

4. What do you call the flow of a liquid through a semi-

permeable membrane because of different
concentration?
a. osmosis
b. diffusion
c. offusion
d. efferverscence
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5. What is the chemical change which does not involve
any loss or gain of heat?
a. latent
b. exothermic
c. entropic
d. adiabatid

6. Au stands for?

a. Silver
b. Mercury
c. Gold
d. Helium

7. What is the process by which heavy carbons

compounds are decomposed into lighter, more volatile
ones by heating under pressure?
a. cracking
b. deoxidizing
c. decarbonizing
d. polymerization

8. What do you call the combining capacity of elements

which unite through the sharing of electrons?
a. ionization
b. covalence
c. polarization
d. polarity
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9, What is the name of family non-metallic elements in
group VII which includes flouring and chlorine?
a. Noble gases
b. halogens
c. alkalis
d. lathanides

10. What is the dispersion of molecules of one substance

through the body of another?
a. absorption
b. adsorption
c. deliquescence
d. effluence

11, What do you call a strong base which consists of a

soluble metal hydroxide whose solutions have a pH of
value greater that ‘7’?
a. anhydride
b. alkali
c. alkaloid
d. allomorph

12. What is the boiling point of water at sea level in

degrees Fahrenheit?
a. 32
b. 100
c. 212
d. 232
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13. What is the only element that burns with nitrogen?

a. titanium
b. flourine
c. manganese
d. antimony

14. Which Canadian Scientist was the first to develop

kerosene?
a. Thomas Gascon
b. Abraham Gesner
c. Walter Payton
d. Mark Gastineux

15. Who invented dynamite?

a. George Claude
b. Caesar Laurence
c. Johann Branderbergen
d. Alfred Nobel

16. What is the property of a substance that makes it

break up into electrically charged particles when
chemical reaction occurs in a solution?
a. electrolysis
b. hydrolysis
c. ionization
d. electronegativity
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17. What do you call the chemical reaction that is
accompanied by he liberation of heat or energy?
a. adiabatic
b. endothermic
c. exothermic
d. calorific

18. What do you call the hypothetical lowest possible

temperature when all molecular motion ceases?
a. Critical temperature
b. Absolute temperature
c. Absolute zero
d. Dead point

19, what is the most reactive and most electronegative

of all the elements?
a. flourine
b. oxygen
c. hydrogen
d. sodium

20. What type of nuclear reactor produces more nuclear fuel than
in consumes and is used to convert material that does not easily
undergo fission into material that does?
a. Bubble chamber
b. Particle accelerator
c. Wilson chamber
d. Breeder reactor
IDENTIFICATION PART
Directions: Identify the name of the
element represented by each of the
following symbols:

1. Au 16. Xe 31. Na
2. He 17. O 32. Ge
3. K 18. Sb 33. Te
4. Cl 19. C 34. Pd
5. P 20. Pb 35. Pt
6. Si 21. Sn 36. Nd
7. I 22. Y 37. Mg
8. B 23. Tm 38. Ce
9. Hg 24. Pa 30. Cr
10. As 25. Th 40. Cu
11. Po 26. Dy
12. Rh 27. Tb
13. Hf 28. Gd
14. Tc 29. Pr
15. Ti 30. La
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Directions: Identify the winners for the following
Achievements. Choose your answer on the given
box below.

1. Discovery of theory of electrolytic dissociation

(1903).
2. Discovery radium and polonium (1911).
3. Synthetic production of ammonia (1918).
4. Work in the realm surface of chemistry (1932).
5. Discovery of heavy hydrogen (1934).
6. Work on sexual hormones (1939).
7. Work on atomic fission (1944).
8. Discovery of plutonium (1951).
9. Research on the structure on insulin (1958).
10. Development of the analytical method in
studying properties and the molecular structure
of long chain molecules (1974).
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CHOICES

a. Marie Curie
b. Svante Arrhenius
c. Harold Urey
d. Adolph Butenandr
e. Fritz Haber
f. Irving Langmuir
g. Paul Flory
h. Frederick Sanger
i. Glenn Seaborg and Edwin McMillan
j. Otto Hahn
 ANSWER KEY
Chemistry I Identification 21. Tin
1. D 1. Gold 22. Yttrium
2. C 2. Helium 23. Thullium
3. C 3. Potassium 24. Protactinium
4. A 4. Chlorine 25. Thorium
5. D 5. Phosphate 26. Dysprosium
6. C 6. Silicon 27. Terbium
7. A 7. Iodine 28. Gadolinium
8. B 8. Boron 29. Praseodymium
9. B 9. Mercury 30. Lanthalum
10. A 10. Arsenic 31. Sodium
11. B 11. Polonium 32. Germanium
12. C 12. Rhodium 33. Tellurium
13. A 13. Hafnium 34. Palladium
14. B 14. Technetium 35. Platinum
15. D 15. Titanium 36. Neodymium
16. C 16. Xenon 37. Magnesium
17. C 17. Oxygen 38. Cerium
18. C 18. Antimony 39. Chromium
19. D 19. Carbon 40. copper
20. A 20. Lead
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 ANSWER KEY
NOBiLITY IN CHEMISTRY
1. B
2. A
3. E
4. F
5. C
6. D
7. J
8. I
9. H
10. G

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