Answer the questions below by circling the number of the correct response The symbol for potassium is (1) P, (2) K, (3) Sn, (4)Po. A substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances during a chemical reaction is a[n] (1) element, (2) compound, (3) mixture, (4) none of these. Which of the following is NO

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  1. The symbol for potassium is (1) P, (2) K, (3) Sn, (4)Po.
  2. A substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances

during a chemical reaction is a[n] (1) element, (2) compound,

(3) mixture, (4) none of these.

  1. Which of the following is NOT an element? (1) oxygen

(2) nitrogen (3) lead (4) sodium chloride

  1. Which of the following is the correct symbol for copper? (1) Co (2)

Cu (3) CU (4) cu

  1. The smallest particle of an element is a[n] (1) atom, (2) molecule,

(3) compound, (4) ion.

  1. Water can be broken down into hydrogen and oxygen. This is

evidence that water is NOT a[n] (1) compound, (2) molecule,

(3) element, (4) mixture.

  1. The symbol for silver is (1) Si, (2) S, (3) Au, (4) Ag
  2. Hg is the symbol for (1) hydrogen, (2) mercury, (3) tin, (4) sodium.
  3. The symbol for cadmium is (1) Cd, (2) Ca, (3) C, (4) Cm.
  4. Mg is the symbol for (1) manganese, (2) mercury, (3) silver,

(4) magnesium.

  1. An example of a substance that can be decomposed by a

chemical change is (1) ammonia, (2) argon, (3) antimony,

(4) arsenic

  1. Which substance can not be decomposed by a chemical change?

(1) Mercury (II) oxide (2) water (3) potassium chlorate (4) copper

  1. Which of the following substances can not be decomposed by

chemical change? (1) sulfuric acid (2) water (3) ammonia

(4) argon



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