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GCSE AQA Combined Science Synergy Paper 4
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#1. What is current measured in?
#2. Can strong and weak acids have the same pH?
#3. Conventional current goes from:
#4. Which is the correct definition for non-renewable energy resources?
#5. Which of the following are properties of ionic compounds?
#6. Which of the following is the source of coal?
#7. What is the function of a variable resistor?
#8. What is the chemical symbol for magnesium?
#9. Why would a wire carrying a current experience a force near a magnetic field?
#10. Which of the following is the equation for acceleration?
#11. Which of the following is the source of oil and gas?
#12. Which of these is a fast reaction?
#13. Which of the following is a disadvantage of fossil fuels?
#14. A student sets up a parallel circuit with two lamps, two switches and a power source. Each lamp is on a separate route, with a switch placed before it. If one switch is turned off, will the lamp on the other route remain on?
#15. Which of the following is an advantage of using nuclear fission power plants?
#16. What is this component?
#17. What is the name of the force that holds together ions in ionic compounds?
#18. Which of the following is an advantage of non-renewable energy sources?
#19. What is Newton's First Law of Motion?
#20. Filtration and crystallisation are used to separate which types of materials?
#21. What is the chemical symbol for potassium?
#22. What is the function of a cell?
#23. A student sets up a series circuit that has two filament lamps, a power source and a switch after the first lamp. Can the first lamp be turned off whilst keeping the second lamp on?
#24. Which type of reaction is photosynthesis?
#25. Solutions of pH 7 are?
#26. What do we call energy that is stored inside atoms?
#27. Is geothermal renewable?
#28. In longitudinal waves are the vibrations parallel or at right angles to the direction of wave travel?
#29. Will exothermic reactions continue if there is no energy input?
#30. Magnets have north and south poles - if two south poles are put close together what will happen?
#31. Our eyes can detect certain frequencies of light, what do we call these frequencies?
#32. Why are metals good conductors?
#33. What are ions?
#34. Is this a parallel or series circuit?
#35. Which of the following descriptions matches the Aᵣ of an element?
#36. Which of the following is a disadvantage of tidal energy generation?
#37. Why is geothermal energy not used more often around the world?
#38. Does a circuit need to be closed for current to flow?
#39. Why is the total energy transferred to a kettle's heating element, more than the total energy of the boiled water inside the kettle?
If you could accurately measure the movement of energy, you would always find that all of the energy is transferred. Energy cannot be created or destroyed, this is known as the Law of Conservation of Energy.
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#40. What is the formula for nitric acid?
#41. What wavelength of the electromagnetic spectrum is useful for sterilising food and medical equipment?
#42. Which of the following items would you need to perform crystallisation by heating? ? 6 items
Select all that apply:
#43. What is the formula for sodium hydroxide?
#44. What is the formula for the polyatomic ion nitrate?
#45. Which of these best describes metallic bonding?
#46. Is this a parallel or series circuit?
#47. What is a polymer?
#48. A soluble base is called?
#49. Using the equation F = MA - calculate the force of a ball with a mass of 15kg that is accelerated at 2m/s²?
#50. Which of these is a problem with 3D ball and stick models?
#51. What is the chemical symbol for lithium?
#52. Which of the following descriptions matches the term empirical formula?
#53. Calculate the relative formula mass of water to 2 decimal places. Hydrogen Aᵣ = 1, Oxygen Aᵣ = 16.
#54. Is nuclear fission renewable?
#55. What are positive ions called?
#56. What is the formula for sulfuric acid?
#57. This image shows the apparatus used during fractional distillation. What is function of the fractionating column?
#58. What is the chemical symbol for sodium?
#59. What do group one atoms do when they bond ionically with group 7 atoms?
#60. Is natural gas renewable?
#61. What is the function of a resistor?
#62. Match the following description to the correct term. X is a mixture made of dissolved substances in a liquid.
#63. What is this component?
#64. With electromagnetism the direction of the current depends on which of the following?
#65. What is a simple molecular structure?
#66. Are metals usually good conductors of heat?
#67. Do ultraviolet rays have longer wavelengths than infrared waves?
#68. What is the chemical symbol for hydrogen?
#69. Is energy a vector or a scalar?
#70. What are the units we use for measuring energy?
#71. Why is there a minimum energy required for reactions to occur?
#72. Determine the empirical formula for Cyanuric triazide - C₃N₁₂.
#73. Why are metals malleable?
#74. True or false - Precipitation reactions can either exothermic or endothermic.
#75. What is the chemical symbol for silver?
#76. What is the longest wavelength of visible light
#77. Renewable energy resources mostly get their energy from the same source what is this source?
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#78. What is the function of a switch?
#79. A bar magnet is a permanent magnet - what does that mean?
#80. Does increasing the pressure of gases increase the rate of reaction?
#81. Are metals usually shiny or dull in colour?
#82. If covalent bonds are very strong, then why does water have a low melting point?
#83. What is the chemical symbol for oxygen?
#84. Is nuclear fusion renewable?
#85. Is solar power renewable?
#86. A train is travelling at 45 miles per hour. The driver puts on the brakes in order to stop at the station. Where is the kinetic energy of the train being transferred to?
#87. What is the formula for potassium hydroxide?
#88. Displacement reactions sometimes occur between a metal and a compound of a less reactive metal. Are these reactions endothermic or exothermic?
#89. Are metals usually malleable or brittle?
#90. What is the symbol for relative formula mass (also known as relative molecular mass)?
#91. True or false - x-rays have longer wavelengths than visible light?
#92. Which of these descriptions best describes fullerenes?
#93. Alkalis produce an excess of what when they dissolve in water?
#94. The potential danger associated with an electromagnetic wave increases with?
#95. What is displacement?
#96. True or false - x-rays and gamma rays can cause DNA mutations or damage to cells in the body?
#97. What is the function of a diode?
#98. In transverse waves are the vibrations parallel or at right angles to the direction of wave travel?
#99. What wavelength of the electromagnetic spectrum does a radiator glow at?
#100. Which of these describes the term "rate of reaction"?
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