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7.1 AB Composition of air II
i Concept
Checking
Decide whether the following statements are true or false,
and try to rewrite the true statements. (10
marks)
1 A glowing splint relights when it is put into a tube of carbon
dioxide. True
/ False
A glowing splint
relights when it is put into a tube of oxygen.
/ A
glowing splint goes out when it is put into a tube of carbon dioxide.
2 We
can use hydrogencarbonate indicator to absorb carbon dioxide. True
/ False
We can use
hydrogencarbonate indicator to test for carbon dioxide.
3 Cobalt
chloride paper is used to test for the presence of water. True / False
4 Breathed
air contains more oxygen than nitrogen. True
/ False
Breathed air contains
more nitrogen than oxygen.
/
Breathed air contains less oxygen than nitrogen.
5 The
carbon dioxide content of breathed air is higher than that of unbreathed air. True / False
i Short
Questions
1 To test for the presence of water, we
should handle dry cobalt chloride papers with a pair of forceps instead of
hands. Why? (2 marks)
This prevents the
moisture on hands from turning the cobalt chloride papers from blue to pink
(1), interfering the experimental results (1).
2 If dry cobalt chloride paper is exposed
in air for a long time, its colour changes. Name the substance that causes this colour change. The
water vapour in air. (1 mark)
3 What indicator can we use to detect the
content of carbon dioxide? (1 mark)
Hydrogencarbonate
indicator / Lime water
2 A
student has mistakenly mixed up 4 test tubes of gases, which were unlabeled. In order to find out what these gases
were, he carried out several tests and the results are shown below.
Glowing splint
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Lime water
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Hydrogencarbonate indicator solution
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Test tube 1
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the splint
relights
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remains
clear
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remains red
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Test tube 2
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the splint
goes out
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turns milky
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turns
yellow
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Test tube 3
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the splint
goes out
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remains
clear
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remains red
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Test tube 4
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the splint
goes out
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not carried
out
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turns
yellow
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(a) Identify the gases in the four test tubes. (4 marks)
Test tube 1
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Oxygen
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Test tube 2
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Carbon dioxide
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Test tube 3
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Nitrogen
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Test tube 4
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Carbon dioxide
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(b) Suggest TWO uses of the gas in test tube 2. (2
marks)
To make dry ice (1); To
make fire extinguisher (1).
(c) (i) With
reference to the above test results, which gas is the most unreactive? Explain. (2
marks)
The gas in test tube 3
(nitrogen) is the most unreactive among the three gases (1), as it shows no
reaction to any of the above tests (1).
(ii) Suggest ONE use of the gas in (i). (1 mark)
To fill food package to
extend the shelf life. (1)
(d) What will be the result if the gas in test
tube 4 is tested with lime water? (1
mark)
The lime water turns
milky (1).
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