Hydrogen

Hydrogen Quiz

Spec 3.4.2 · Oxford AQA IGCSE Chemistry: Quiz

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  1. 1. What is used to test for hydrogen gas?

    • A. A glowing splint
    • B. A lighted splint
    • C. Damp litmus paper
    • D. Limewater
  2. 2. What is the positive result for hydrogen gas?

    • A. The splint relights
    • B. A squeaky pop
    • C. The gas turns limewater cloudy
    • D. The splint goes out
  3. 3. What product forms when hydrogen burns in air?

    • A. Carbon dioxide
    • B. Water
    • C. Oxygen
    • D. Hydrogen chloride
  4. 4. Why does the hydrogen test produce a popping sound?

    • A. The gas is under high pressure
    • B. Hydrogen combusts rapidly with oxygen in the air
    • C. The test tube cracks
    • D. Hydrogen is denser than air
  5. 5. A student tests an unknown gas with a lighted splint and hears a squeaky pop. What can they conclude?

    • A. The gas is oxygen
    • B. The gas is carbon dioxide
    • C. The gas is hydrogen
    • D. The gas is ammonia

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