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Below is a flow chart for the Contact process:

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Name the substances A, B, C, D, E, and F.

Important Questions on Some Non-Metals and their Compounds

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Upper Secondary: IGCSE
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Below is a flow chart for the Contact process:

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Why is a catalyst used?

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Upper Secondary: IGCSE
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Below is a flow chart for the Contact process:

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Write a chemical equation for the reaction that takes place on the catalyst.

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Below is a flow chart for the Contact process:

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The production of substance F is very important. Why? Give three reasons.

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Upper Secondary: IGCSE
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Below is a flow chart for the Contact process:

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Copy out the flow chart, and write in the full names of the different substances.

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Upper Secondary: IGCSE
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Dilute sulfuric acid has typical acid properties. An excess of it is added to test tubes W, X, Y and Z, which contain these powdered substances:

W. Copper (II) oxide

X. Magnesium

Y. Calcium hydroxide 

Z. Sodium carbonate 

In which test-tubes will you observe fizzing?

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Upper Secondary: IGCSE
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Dilute sulfuric acid has typical acid properties. An excess of it is added to test tubes W, X, Y and Z, which contain these powdered substances:

W. Copper (II) oxide

X. Magnesium

Y. Calcium hydroxide 

Z. Sodium carbonate 

In which test-tube will a coloured solution form?

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Upper Secondary: IGCSE
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Dilute sulfuric acid has typical acid properties. An excess of it is added to test tubes W, X, Y and Z, which contain these powdered substances:

W. Copper (II) oxide

X. Magnesium

Y. Calcium hydroxide 

Z. Sodium carbonate 

In which of the test-tubes does neutralisation take place?

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Upper Secondary: IGCSE
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Dilute sulfuric acid has typical acid properties. An excess of it is added to test tubes W, X, Y and Z, which contain these powdered substances:

W. Copper (II) oxide

X. Magnesium

Y. Calcium hydroxide 

Z. Sodium carbonate 

Name the four salts obtained, after reaction.