1. What criteria must a substance pass in order to be classified homogenous?

2. Define what a heterogenis substance is?

3. Define a molecule
4. Define a compound
5. In chemical analysis there are two main types of assessors what are these? Define both of
them respectively.
6. How does one separate mixtures containing different substances that vary in size?
7. How do you separate a solid from a liquid?
8. How do you separate liquid with different boiling points?
9. How do you separate liquids of similar boiling points? What is this method called?
10. What is gravimetric analysis?
11. Define ionic bonding
12. Define covalent bonding
13. What are the characteristics of a metallic bond?
14. Differ between covalent network and covalent molecular?
15. What is a binary compound?
16. What is a compound
17. Drawn pentane, ethene and 1-butine
18. What is the symbol for the following radicals
a. Hydroxide
b. Carbonate
c. Nitrate
d. Sulfate
e. Sulfite
f. Chromate
g. Ammonium
h. Hydroxide
19. Define an atom
20. What substances do covalent/molecular bonds occur in?
21. What substances do ionic bonds occur in?
22. What substances do metallic bonds occur in?
23. Write out the Lewis diagrams for;
a. Sodium Chloride



b. Magnesium oxide



c. Oxygen



d. Carbon dioxide
24. Compare the properties of metals/non-metals/semimetals and give 2 examples of each.
a. Metals:



b. Non-metals:



c. Semi-metals:



25. What is the factor that determines whether or not a substance can be found as a compound
or an element on its own?
26. Which group of elements are only ever found by themselves what are they called?
27. Which group of elements are only ever found as compounds?
28. What are the melting points of metals, non-metals relative on one another?
29. What are the conductivities of metals, non-metals and semi-metals?
30. Describe the movement of;
a. Solids?
b. Waters?
c. Gasses?
31. What is the smallest piece of an element?
32. State the uses of the following substances. And why they are used as such.
a. Gold
b. Carbon
c. Aluminium
d. Copper
e. Helium
33. What is the difference of Intramolecular and intermolecular forces? Which of the two is
stronger? What does this mean?
34. Define metallic bonding.
35. What structure are ions fond in? How is this different to covalent bonds?
36. List a few differences between chemical and physical changes?
37. What does the atomic number of an element equal?
38. What is the mass number?
39. Why does the evaporation of water require more energy than separation of the two gasses
within?
40. Write the formulas for the following;
a. Ammonia
b. Sulfur dioxide
c. Dinitrogen oxide
d. Sulphur trioxide
41. Construct a full redox reaction for;
a. The electrolysis of water (H2O, in case youre fucking retarded)


b. The decomposition of Calcium Carbonate (CaCO3)


c. The metal displacement reaction of Zinc (Zn) and Copper Sulfate (CuSO4)



42. What is the rule for the reaction of Metal + Oxygen?
43. Metal + Acid?
44. Metal + Water?
45. Acid + Carbonate?

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