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The document contains answers to various questions related to physical properties of materials, chemical reactions, and the characteristics of elements. It includes specific details about conductivity, malleability, and the outcomes of chemical reactions. Additionally, it addresses the concept of rearrangement of atoms and the conservation of mass in reactions.

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The document contains answers to various questions related to physical properties of materials, chemical reactions, and the characteristics of elements. It includes specific details about conductivity, malleability, and the outcomes of chemical reactions. Additionally, it addresses the concept of rearrangement of atoms and the conservation of mass in reactions.

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7 Review answers
Student Book answers

1. a. Physical [l] f. Control [1]

b. Conductor [l] g. Alloy [1]

c. Malleable [l] h. Brittle [l]

d. Ductile [1] i. Insulator [1]

e. Independent [l]

2. a. A good conductor of heat/thermal energy [1]

b. A good conductor of electricity [l]

c. Sonorous [1]

d. Strong [1]

3. a. It melts at 1063 °C [l]

b. It is a good conductor of heat/thermal energy; it is a good conductor of electricity [l]

c. It is always shiny [l]

d. It is a good conductor of electricity [1] and it is always shiny

4. a. C [l]

b. A and D [1]

Reasons: one of: they are not shiny, they do not conduct electricity, they have relatively low
melting points [l]

c. B and C [1]

d. D [l]

5. a. The metal or alloy [l]

b. For example, length of wire / thickness of wire [1]

c. i. Copper and tungsten [1]


ii. Copper [l]

iii.

6. a. Independent variable is categoric / described by words [1]

b. 42 [l]

c. 59 [l]

d. Iron, sodium, aluminium, gold, copper [2]

e. For example, aluminium is cheaper [l]

4.1 Student book answers (page -77)


1. A change in which the atoms rearrange and join together differently to make new substances.
2. Three from: sparks, flames, smell, temperature change, sound of fizzing.
3. Reactants – magnesium and oxygen; product - magnesium oxide.
4. Hold the magnesium ribbon with tongs; look at the flame through a narrow gap between fingers.
5. Reactants – magnesium and iron oxide; products - magnesium oxide and iron.
4.1 Work book answers (page -33)

4.2 Student book answers (page -79)


1. They are rearranged and join together differently.
2. The numbers of atoms of each element do not change.
3. 32 + 32 = 64 g
4. Smaller amounts of harmful substances and greenhouse gases would go into the atmosphere.
4.2 Work book answers (page -33)

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