Gases can be compressed more easily than liquids.

Important Questions on Sorting Materials into Groups

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New Science Ahead>Chapter 6 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 3

All gases are insoluble in water at room temperature.

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New Science Ahead>Chapter 6 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 4

If you place a glass rod in hot water, you can still hold the glass rod with your hand. It shows that glass is a good conductor of heat.

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New Science Ahead>Chapter 6 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 5

The fizz in a soft drink bottle is due to the dissolved oxygen gas in it.

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New Science Ahead>Chapter 6 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 6

Aluminium and copper are good conductors of heat and electricity.

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New Science Ahead>Chapter 6 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 7

A thick sheet of plain glass is opaque.

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New Science Ahead>Chapter 6 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 8

Cooking oil is miscible in water.

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New Science Ahead>Chapter 6 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 9

Mercury is not a good conductor of heat.

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New Science Ahead>Chapter 6 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 10

Milk is an example of a translucent material.