Explain how gasses exert pressure on the inside of a container:
Gas pressure is due to particles hitting the surface
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What happens to the pressure of a gas if the temperature of the gas is increased?
Increasing the temperature increases pressure, because they hit the walls harder and faster
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What happens to the pressure of a gas if the volume of the gas is decreased?
Reducing the volume increases the pressure because the gas hits the walls more often
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Write the two rules for naming compounds:
1. When two different elements combine the ending is usually '-ide'. 2. When three or more different elements combine- and one of them is oxygen- the ending will usually be '-ate'
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List four mixture separation techniques, with an example for each one:
1. Filtration e.g. separating rock salt. 2. Evaporation e.g. separating rock salt. 3. Chromatography e.g. separating dyes in inks. 4. Distillation e.g. separating mixed liquids
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Give twelve facts about metals:
1. Conduct Electricity. 2. Conduct heat. 3. Strong and tough. 4. Shiny when polished. 5. Sonorous. 6. Malleable. 7. Ductile. 8.High melting and boiling points. 9. High densities. 10. Make alloys when mixed with other metals. 11. Some are magnetic
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What is the rule for displacement reactions?
A more reactive metal will replace a less reactive one
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Card 2
Front
What happens to the pressure of a gas if the temperature of the gas is increased?
Back
Increasing the temperature increases pressure, because they hit the walls harder and faster
Card 3
Front
What happens to the pressure of a gas if the volume of the gas is decreased?
Back
Card 4
Front
Write the two rules for naming compounds:
Back
Card 5
Front
List four mixture separation techniques, with an example for each one:
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