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Jacob's Chemistry Quiz

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Jacob's Chemistry Challenge

Test your knowledge of chemistry with Jacob's interactive quiz! This engaging quiz consists of 10 questions that cover various aspects of chemistry, from the states of matter to atomic structure.

Multiple choice and checkbox formats
Assess your understanding of key concepts
Ideal for students and chemistry enthusiasts

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ExploringAtoms24

Which of the following is one of the 4 states of matter:

Plasma

Oil

Slime

Bedrock

Which of these is not in The Particle Model

Adding heat increases the space and the speed the particles are moving at

The particles are always moving

The particles have space between them

All particles are made up of matter

What is it called when gas turns into a solid

Neutrons have:

No charge

A positive charge

A negative charge

How many electrons can the second shell hold

Salt is a:

Compound

Mixture

Element

Who created the Periodic Table

Dmitri Mendeleev

Albert Einstein

Charles Darwin

Which of the following is not an example of physical property

Appearance

Texture

Colour

Becomes an acid when dissolved in water

Which of the following statements are true:

Solids are more dense than liquids

Gases are more dense then liquids

Liquids are more dense than gases

Gases aren't dense

If you create something new and can’t change it back, it is a:

Physical change

Chemical change

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