Science 6 · Unit 2: Materials: properties and changes · Cambridge Primary Science Stage 6
2.4 Chemical reactions
17 questions · e.g. What are products?
Questions
1. What is a chemical reaction?
- when salt dissolves
- when substances react together to form new substances
- when ice melts
- when water evaporates
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4. In vinegar + bicarbonate of soda, what are the reactants?
Check5. What gas is produced when vinegar reacts with bicarbonate of soda?
Check6. What happens when you breathe out through a straw into limewater?
Check7. What product forms when limewater reacts with carbon dioxide?
Check8. Wire wool in vinegar gets warmer over five minutes. What does this show?
- The thermometer is broken.
- The vinegar is boiling.
- Nothing happens.
- A chemical reaction is taking place.
9. Which is evidence of a chemical reaction?
- a colour change from clear to yellow
- sugar dissolving
- liquid droplets forming above a solution
- ice melting
10. Which is not evidence of a chemical reaction?
- liquid droplets forming above a solution
- a bad-smelling gas
- bubbles of a new gas
- a change in temperature
11. Iron and sulfur are heated to form iron sulfide. What is the product?
Check12. Cooking gas burns in oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water. Which is a reactant?
Check13. Magnesium burns with a bright white flame to form a white powder. Which is the product?
Check14. Why is an egg rotting a chemical reaction?
Check15. An iron nail rusts in water. What evidence of a reaction is there?
Check16. Plants use carbon dioxide and water to make glucose and oxygen. What are the products?
Check17. Zara drops a fizzy tablet into water. What evidence of a reaction will she see?
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