GCSE Chemistry – Separate Chemistry – 3 – Exam Style Questions with Answers

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Nitric acid can be titrated with a solution of ammonia
What salt is formed in this reaction?

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State the meaning of the ↔ symbol in the equation.

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Many fertilisers are produced using ammonia.
Ammonia is produced on an industrial scale from the reaction of nitrogen with hydrogen.
The equation for the reaction is
Nitrogen + Hydrogen ↔ Ammonia
State the name of this industrial process.

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When hydrogen is removed from an alkane, an alkene is formed.
This is an example of a dehydrogenation reaction.
Under certain conditions the dehydrogenation of propane forms propene and a dynamic
equilibrium is reached.
State what is meant by dynamic in this context…………..

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Figure 1 shows a bag of NPK fertiliser.
N, P and K are the symbols of three elements that are essential for plant growth.
N is the symbol for nitrogen.
Name the other two elements, P and K, that are essential for plant growth.
You may want to refer to the periodic table.

P ......................................
K ......................................

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Ammonium sulphate can be made by a laboratory preparation or an industrial process.
Which of the following statements is not a correct difference between the laboratory preparation and the industrial process?

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