
Producing Useful Materials - 2
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6th - 8th Grade
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Christine Boudreau
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Calvin was using a heavy duty glue one afternoon after learning about synthetic materials. Chemists create different kinds of new products based on their knowledge of the properties of substances and how they react with each other. Sometimes, chemists create a product different than what they intended to create, like the type of glue Calvin used. What kind of product was this type of glue?
accidental
developed
known
planned
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Multiple Choice
Luisa drinks water from plastic bottles. She knows the bottles are formed from synthetic polymers that are created in a chemical reaction. She also knows that synthetic materials can cause problems. Which statement explains one kind of problem that can develop from using synthetic materials such as plastic?
Plastics have changed the way people use materials.
Plastics have made the lives of people easier.
Plastics have contributed to more pollution.
Plastics have made more work for people.
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Multiple Choice
Ethylene is a colorless gas composed of two carbon atoms and two hydrogen atoms that burns when lit. It is derived mostly from oil and natural gas, although it is also found in plants. Polyethylene is a plastic polymer composed of repeating units of ethylene monomers. The plastic, which is relatively soft and flexible, can be formed into almost any shape. It is used mostly in plastic bags and containers for liquids. Polyethylene is very durable because it is resistant to breakdown by many kinds of chemicals. Which of these characteristics would be considered a drawback of plastic? Mark all that apply.
flexible and durable materials that can be formed into any shape
derived from fossil fuels
do not biodegrade
biodegrade too quickly
derived mostly from renewable resources
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Multiple Select
Robert is researching alternative fuels and learns about different types of alcohol. They can be synthesized from wood and grasses or produced from crops that are already grown in many parts of the world. When mixed with gasoline, alcohol raises the octane, which makes the gasoline burn more efficiently. It also reduces the amount of pollutants released. Robert makes notes about a number of characteristics of alcohol fuels, as listed below. Which characteristics would be classified as a BENEFIT? Check all that apply.
raise octane
contain less energy per liter
renewable
require farmland
reduce air pollution
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