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Final Exam
Date: 21 May 2020
Time allowed: 180 minutes
Total: 100 marks
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Part A
Fill in the blanks (32 marks, and 4 marks for each correct answer)
(1) Please write down the time sequence of the below four issues in the early age
of human society.
1. Making Iron
2. Friction fire
3. Making Bronze
4. Making Ceramic and Porcelain
(2) Please write down the correct sequence of the scientists (or philosopher) who
made major contribution in the development of chemistry.
1-JJ Thomson
2-Robert Boyle
3-Democritus
4-John Dalton
5-Antione Lavoisier
6-Ernest Rutherford
(3) A certain galvanic cell has for its spontaneous cell reaction:
PbO2+Pb+2H2SO4 = 2PbSO4+2H2O
Please write down the half-reaction occurring at the positive electrode 正極?
Answer: ______
(4) What’s the role of a soft drink when it was added into concrete?
Answer: ______
(5) Air-entraining agent is good for concrete because it can improve the ______
and ______ of the concrete.
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(6) Which one below has the strongest potential impact on human health?
Answer: ______
(7) What’s the main composition (which occupied the highest content) of Portland
cement?
Answer: ______
Answer: ______
Part B
Short answer questions (20 marks, 5 marks for each correct answer)
Answer: ______
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(3) What will happen if we add calcium salt into concrete?
Answer: ______
(4) Could the methane clathrate (the combustible ice) be attributed to renewable
energy source? Why?
Answer: ______
Part C Problems
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Problem 2 (12 marks, and 4 marks for each question)
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Problem 3 (12 marks, and 4 marks for each question)
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Problem 4 (12 marks, and 4 marks for each question)
A green vehicle is a road motor vehicle that produces less harmful impacts to the
environment than comparable conventional internal combustion engine vehicles
running on gasoline or diesel.
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