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- Carbon (II) oxide, methane and hydrogen are major sources of energy. (i) State and explain three reasons why hydrogen is a very attractive fuel(Solved)
Carbon (II) oxide, methane and hydrogen are major sources of energy.
i) State and explain three reasons why hydrogen is a very attractive fuel.
ii) State one disadvantage of using hydrogen fuel instead of methane.
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- Give one harmful effect of radioisotopes(Solved)
Give one harmful effect of radioisotopes
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- Give two uses of hydrogen chloride(Solved)
Give two uses of hydrogen chloride
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- (a) What is air pollution ? (b) State four gaseous substances present in unpolluted air(Solved)
(a) What is air pollution?
(b) State four gaseous substances present in unpolluted air
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- a) Why is air considered as a mixture rather than a compound ? (b) State one similarity between rusting and combustion of iron.(Solved)
(a) Why is air considered as a mixture rather than a compound ?
(b) State one similarity between rusting and combustion of iron.
(c) Explain why iron nails rust faster in sodium chloride solution than in tap water.
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- Magnesium sulphate may be used as a laxative. What does this term laxative mean(Solved)
Magnesium sulphate may be used as a laxative. What does this term laxative mean
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- Describe how you can differentiate between Lead (II) ions and Calcium ions using Sodium chloride(Solved)
Describe how you can differentiate between Lead (II) ions and Calcium ions using Sodium chloride
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- Copper (II) Sulphate crystals were placed in a beaker containing water. State and explain the observations made after two days(Solved)
Copper (II) Sulphate crystals were placed in a beaker containing water. State and explain the observations made after two days.
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- Explain why water fetched in rocky areas tend to boil at higher temperature than distilled water(Solved)
Explain why water fetched in rocky areas tend to boil at higher temperature than distilled water
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- What type of bond is formed when Beryllium and oxygen react(Solved)
What type of bond is formed when Beryllium and oxygen react
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- What are the optimum conditions of conversion of SO2 to SO3(Solved)
What are the optimum conditions of conversion of SO2 to SO3
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- (a) Noble gas are usually unreactive. Explain this phenomena. (b) Explain the meaning of the term ductility a property found in metals(Solved)
(a) Noble gas are usually unreactive. Explain this phenomena.
(b) Explain the meaning of the term ductility a property found in metals
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- What is a standard solution?(Solved)
What is a standard solution?
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- Compare the reactivity of chlorine and bromine(Solved)
Compare the reactivity of chlorine and bromine
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- Explain the following observation made by a form three student.(a) Dilute hydrochloric acid does not react with copper metal, but dilute nitric acid does(Solved)
Explain the following observation made by a form three student.
a) Dilute hydrochloric acid does not react with copper metal, but dilute nitric acid does.
b) Describe briefly how one can distinguish Nitrogen (I) oxide from Nitrogen (II) oxide.
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- When Iron is added to blue Copper (II) Sulphate, the solutions turns light green and a brown solid is precipitated.(Solved)
When Iron is added to blue Copper (II) sulphate solution, the solution turns light green and a brown solid is precipitated.
a) Identify the type of reaction described above.
b)Explain the observations made
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- State one factor that can determine stability of an atom.(Solved)
State one factor that can determine stability of an atom.
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- Name the products of electrolysis of fused copper (II) chloride using carbon electrodes. (i) Anode (ii) Cathode. Explain(Solved)
Name the products of electrolysis of fused copper (II) chloride using carbon electrodes.
(i) Anode
(ii) Cathode
Explain
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- The heat of neutralization of a strong acid is usually 57.4kJmol-1, whereas that of a weak acid is less than 57.4kJmol-1 .
Explain(Solved)
The heat of neutralization of a strong acid is usually 57.4kJmol-1, whereas that of a weak acid is less than 57.4kJmol-1 .
Explain
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- Explain the following observations. (a)Aluminium is used in the manufacture of pans and sufurias. (b)Magnesium Oxide has a higher melting point than sodium oxide(Solved)
Explain the following observations.
a)Aluminium is used in the manufacture of pans and sufurias.
b)Magnesium Oxide has a higher melting point than sodium oxide
c)Solid sodium chloride does not conduct electricity whereas molten sodium chloride does
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