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A: B:solvent insoluble

£100 which of these means it will dissolve?…

C: D:solute soluble

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A: B:chromatography Filtration and evaporation

£200Which of the following is used to separate salt and sand?

C: D:magnetism distillation

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A: B:air sulphur

£300Which of the following is a compound?

C: D:mercury water

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A: B:Ca C

£500What is the correct symbol for calcium?

C: D:CA Cm

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A: B:displacement burning

£1,000Combustion is another word for ?

C: D:Breaking up oxidising

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A: B:bleach Orange juice

£2,000Which of the following is neutral?

C: D:vinegar Pure water

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A: B:medadentary igneous

£4,000Which type of rocks are made from molten magma?

C: D:metamorphic sedimentary

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A: B:products displacements

£8,000Chemicals that start reactions are called?

C: D:reactants starters

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A: B:Copper and iron Copper sulphate and iron

£16,000Iron + copper sulphate makes ?

C: D:Copper and iron sulphate

Copper and sulphuric acid

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DigestionA: B: dissolving

£32,000Which of these words describes corroding?

C: D:

melting

Digestionburning rusting

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A: B:Lit splint limewater

£64,000What do you use to test for hydrogen?

C: D:Glowing splint Universal indicator

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A: B:platinum copper

£125,000Which of these is most reactive?

C: D:calcium zinc

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A: B:oxygen methane

£250,000What gas exists as single atoms ?

C: D:argon Carbon dioxide

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A: B:oxygen hydrogen

£500,000Metal carbonates release which gas with acid?

C: D:Carbon dioxide methane

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A: B:

£ 1,000,000 What do farmers add to soil to neutralise acid?

C: D:blackcurrant

lime

grapefruit

lemon

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