1.Dễ
Between which kinds of elements do covalent bonds usually form?
- ATwo nonmetals
- BA metal and a noble gas
- CA metal and a nonmetal
- DTwo group 1 metals
2.Dễ
What is an electrolyte?
- AA substance that forms ions and conducts electricity when dissolved in water
- BA substance that dissolves as whole molecules without forming any ions
- CA metal that conducts electricity as a solid
- DA gas that dissolves in blood
3.Dễ
Which two substances must be present for iron to rust?
- ANitrogen and water
- BCarbon dioxide and salt
- CHydrogen and oxygen gas only
- DOxygen and water
4.Trung bình
In a closed container, 10 g of substance A reacts completely with 5 g of substance B. What is the total mass of the products?
- A50 g
- B15 g
- C5 g
- D10 g
5.Trung bình
What is nuclear fission?
- AThe loss of electrons from an atom
- BThe burning of uranium in oxygen
- CThe splitting of a heavy nucleus into smaller nuclei
- DThe joining of two light nuclei to form a heavier nucleus
6.Trung bình
Why can a very high fever disrupt the body's chemical reactions?
- AHigh temperatures can change the shape of enzymes so they stop working
- BHigh temperatures remove the water from blood
- CHigh temperatures turn enzymes into fats
- DHigh temperatures make every enzyme work faster without any limit
7.Khó
A sealed rigid can holds gas at 2 atm and 27 °C. It is heated to 327 °C. What is the new pressure?
- A24 atm
- B4 atm
- C2,4 atm
- D1 atm
8.Khó
A carboxylic acid reacts with an alcohol in the presence of an acid catalyst. What are the products?
- AAn alkane and oxygen
- BA salt and hydrogen
- CAn ester and water
- DAn amino acid and carbon dioxide
Đáp án
- 1. A · Two nonmetals
- 2. A · A substance that forms ions and conducts electricity when dissolved in water
- 3. D · Oxygen and water
- 4. B · 15 g
- 5. C · The splitting of a heavy nucleus into smaller nuclei
- 6. A · High temperatures can change the shape of enzymes so they stop working
- 7. B · 4 atm
- 8. C · An ester and water
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