2016年9月25日 星期日
2016年9月23日 星期五
F2 IS EXP 02 Answers
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Experiment 7.1C: Comparing比較 the oxygen and
carbon
dioxide content of breathed air未經呼吸的空氣
and
unbreathed air呼出的空氣 (P.9-11)
Objective: To compare the oxygen and carbon dioxide content of
breathed /
unbreathed air
and unbreathed / breathed air.
Results結果:
B. Comparing the
oxygen content
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Breathed air
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Unbreathed
air
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Time taken for burning splint to go out (s)
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(shorter time)
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(longer time)
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C. Comparing the carbon dioxide content
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Breathed air
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Unbreathed
air
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Colour of hydrogencarbonate indicator after shaking
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yellow
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red
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Discussion結論:
(a)
Which
one contains more oxygen, breathed air or unbreathed air? unbreathed air
(b)
Explain
how you get your answer in (a)?
The splint burns for a longer time in the jar which contains more
oxygen. (OR other reasonable answers)
Conclusion結論:
Ø
Breathed air contains less oxygen than unbreathed
air.
Ø
Breathed air contains more carbon dioxide than unbreathed
air
Experiment 7.1D: Compare the temperature of breathed air and unbreathed
air
Objective: To
compare the temperature
of breathed air and unbreathed air.
Results:
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Breathed air
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Unbreathed air
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Temperature (oC)
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(higher)
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(lower)
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Conclusion:
Ø
The
temperature of breathed air is higher than that of unbreathed air.
Experiment
7.1E: Compare the water vapour content (水蒸汽) of breathed air and unbreathed
air
Objective: To
compare the water
vapour content of breathed air and unbreathed air.
Results:
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Under breathing
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Without
breathing沒有呼吸
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Colour change of the
cobalt chloride paper
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Colour changes from blue to pink
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No colour change
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Discussion結論:
What
can you see when you breathe on the mirror? Small droplets / moisture / a misty
appearance
Conclusion:
Ø
Breathed air contains more water vapour than
unbreathed air.
2016年9月20日 星期二
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2016年9月15日 星期四
F2 1st term SE 01 answers
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7.1 A Composition of air I
i Concept
Checking
Decide whether the following statements are true or false,
and try to rewrite the true statements. (10
marks)
1 Air contains oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide and water vapour only. True
/ False
Air
contains oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, water vapour, noble gases and other
gases.
2 The
composition of air is constant. True
/ False
The
composition of air is variable / not constant.
3 The
percentage of water vapour in air is affected by the weather. True / False
_____________________________________________________________________________________
4 One
difference between nitrogen and noble gases is that nitrogen is reactive while
noble True / False
gases are unreactive.
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5 The
lights in commercial signs contain noble gases. True / False
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i Short
Questions
1 *(a) Why
are noble gases also called inert gases
(惰性氣體)? (1 mark)
Noble
gases are unreactive. / Noble gases do not react with other chemicals easily.
(b) Name
TWO noble gases and state ONE use for each of them. (4 marks)
Any
TWO of the followings:
Helium.
It is used to fill balloons.
Neon.
It is used to fill neon light.
Argon.
It is used to fill light bulbs.
2 (a) What
is the gas with the highest percentage in air? (1 mark) Nitrogen
(b) State
ONE use of this gas. (1 mark)
Nitrogen
is used to fill food package so as to extend the shelf life of food. / Liquid
nitrogen is used to store living cells./ Nitrogen is used to make fertilizers肥料.
i Long
Questions
1 The photo shows a light bulb. It is filled with gas X and there
is a tungsten wire (鎢絲) inside. When electricity passes through
the wire, the wire gives out light and heat.
Vivian and Kenny are arguing what gas X is. Vivian thinks
that it is
oxygen but Kenny thinks that it is a noble gas.
*(a) Suggest
why Kenny’s idea is more reasonable. (2 marks)
It is because noble gases are
unreactive (1) and do not react with the tungsten wire (1), so that the wire
can have a longer life.
(b) Name the noble gas that is used to fill
light bulbs. (1 mark) Argon.
(c) Name
ONE other noble gas and state its use. (2 marks)
Neon; it is used to fill neon
light. / Helium; it is used to fill balloons that float in air.
F2 1st term WS 00 answers
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Laboratory Safety Rules 實驗室安全守則
A What should we do in a laboratory?
Complete the “Dos”
part of the rules with the following words:
1. instructions
2. safety goggles
3. accidents
4. long hair
5. fire escape
route
6. clean and tidy
7. hands
B What
should we not do in a laboratory?
Discuss
with your partner and complete the “Don’ts” part of the rules.
You
may put down more than one word in each blank.
1. is not in the
laboratory
2. eat and drink
3. play
4. solid wastes
5. test tube
6. experiment
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