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30.  ________________ oxides can react with both acids and bases to form salt and water.
                      31.  An atom of hydrogen consists of one __________ around which one __________ revolves.
                      32.  Hydrogen reacts with certain highly reac  ve metals at a high temperature to form salt-like compounds
                           called ________________.
                      33.  ________________ is used as a fuel in rockets and guided missiles.
                      34.  Hydrogen is used as a ______________ agent in metallurgy to extract pure metals from their oxides.
                      35.  ______________ and ______________ are some hydrogen-based fuels.
                      36. A solu  on in which some more solute can be dissolved at a specifi c temperature is called
                           ________________ solu  on.
                      37.  A ____________ is an opaque but homogeneous solu  on in which the solute size is between 10 and
                           1000 Angstrom.
                      38.  ____________ substances absorb moisture from air which is not suffi  cient to form solu  ons.
                      39.  The water that forms lather easily with soap is called _____________.
                      40.  Water which contains bicarbonates of ____________ and ___________ is called temporary hard
                           water.
                      41.  The reason for the presence of a large number of carbon compounds is its ____________.
                      42.  Carbon exists in two allotropic forms – ______________ and ______________.
                      43.  Diamond is ______________ in all solvents.
                      44.  ______________ charcoal is used to refi ne crude oil for the produc  on of petroleum jelly.
                      45.  ______________ is defi ned as the increase in the average temperature of the earth’s atmosphere.
                 B.  State whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).
                       1.  Gases take the shape and volume of the container they are placed in.
                       2. Ma  er consists of large number of   ny par  cles which could be atoms or molecules.
                       3. The par  cles of liquids are closely packed.
                       4. The kine  c energy of the par  cles in gases is suffi  cient to overcome the interpar  cle forces of
                           a  rac  on thus enabling the par  cles to move away from each other.
                       5.  The reactants take part in a chemical reac  on to form new products but the total mass remains
                           constant.
                       6.  Burning of paper is a fast change.
                       7.  Change of mass occurs during a physical change.
                       8.  Glowing of an electric bulb on the passage of electric current is a physical change.
                       9. The composi  on of a substance changes during a chemical change.
                      10. Fermenta  on of dough is a physical change.
                      11.  A mixture has defi nite composi  on.
                      12. The cons  tuents are distributed non-uniformly in a heterogenous mixture.
                      13.  The principle of sieving is the diff erence in size of the components of a mixture.
                      14.  A mixture of sand and sawdust can be separated by winnowing.
                      15.  We can obtain pure sugar from its solu  on in water by crystallisa  on.
                      16.  All atoms of a par  cular element are iden  cal in mass and other proper  es.
                      17.  An atom is posi  vely charged.
                      18.  A force of a  rac  on exists between the electrons and protons present within the atom.
                      19.  The valence shell of an atom cannot have more than 10 electrons.
                      20.  Sodium donate one electron to become sodium ion.


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