CHEMISTRY 1
CHEMISTRY 2
ELECTRICITY 1
ELECTRICITY 2
THE ENVIRONMENT
100

Name three properties of metals.

malleable, lustrous, conductor of heat and electricity, reacts with acid, hard and dense

100

How many electrons can fit into each shell?

2 in the first, 8 in the rest

100

What type of force leads to static electricity and why?

friction can rip off electrons

100

Name three things we cannot do without fossil fuels.

see at night, operate phones/TV/computers, drive cars/buses/trains, cannot take hot showers or cook food

100

Name three non-renewable resources.

hydro, solar, wind, biomass and geothermal

200

Explain the difference between an element,  compound and mixture.

element = only contains one type of atom, compound = contains atoms from different elements chemically bonded together, mixture = elements and compounds are mixed together but not chemically bonded

200

Explain why rusting is a chemical change but heating metal is a physical change.

rusting = colour change, formation of a new substance, disappearance  of a reactant, heating = physical because it may melt but it is still metal and has only changed in state

200

Explain how an electromagnet works.

when electricity is passed through the copper wire, it turns the nail into a magnet because the magnetic field has been strengthened

200

Explain the difference between current and voltage.

current = flow of electrons, voltage = push of electrons

200

Name three fossil fossils.

coal, oil and  gas

300

How do you calculate the number of electrons, protons and neutrons in an atom?

electrons and protons are the atomic number, neutrons = mass number - atomic number

300

Why is an atom always neutral?

they have equal numbers of protons and neutrons

300

Compare a circuit to a water fountain.

current = amount of water, voltage = pressure, resistance = how large/long the pipes are

300

How is current and voltage measured in a circuit?

current = ammeter in series, voltage = voltmeter in parallel

300

Draw a Sankey diagram for an electric drill which has an input energy of 500J and an output energy of 350J.

should include 500J on left, and 350 +150J on right

400

Draw the atomic structure of sodium.

electrons = 11, protons = 11, neutrons = 23

nucleus = protons and neutrons, correct number of electrons in electron shells

400

Explain why a compound is also a molecule.

a molecule is 2+ atoms bonded together but a compound must contains atoms of different elements

400

Explain how electricity is produced from coal.

coal is burned to heat water, steam turns a turbine which spins a generator, the generator contains an electromagnet which produces electricity

400

Explain why parallel circuits are used at home and in buildings.

in a series circuit, if one component is broken the whole circuit will not work - this is not the case for parallel circuits

400

Calculate the energy efficiency of a light bulb which has an input energy of 240J and an output energy of 100J.

100/240 x 100 = 42%

500

Draw/Explain Rutherford's model of the atom.

mostly empty space with positive nucleus

500

Draw/Explain JJ Thomson's model of the atom.

plum pudding

500

Explain how Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity.

he flew a kite during a thunderstorm and was electrocuted = static electricity

500

Explain 3 ways resistance in a circuit can be increased.

increasing the length of wire, thinner wire, resistant material e.g. placing an insulator

500

Explain how carbon dioxide can lead to acid rain which is damaging for the environment.

carbon dioxide and water reacts to make carbonic acid = corrosive