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Give two uses of Silicon  

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Give two uses of Antimony   

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 Give two uses of  Tungsten  

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Give two uses of Germanium  

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_________ is the hardest compound known to us 

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Write ‘true’ or ‘false’ for the following statement. 

Antimony is a metal.

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Write ‘true’ or ‘false’ for the following statement. 

Sand is an oxide of silicon. 

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A metalloid used to make glass :

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 A metalloid used in the manufacture of microchips used in computer is :  

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Fill in the blank spaces by choosing the correct words from the given list.
List: amalgam, chlorine, gallium, sodium chloride, silver chloride 

Saline glucose is a solution of glucose and _______  

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Tick (√) the correct answer.

The sulphate radical is written as S042-. What is the formula of calcium sulphate ?

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Name the following radicals and give their valencies:

1. SO4
2. CO3
3. OH4.
4.Cr2O7

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The most ductile metal is _______.

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Give the basic demarkation of the Modern Periodic Table into metals, metalloids and non-metals with special reference to halogens and noble gases.

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Give a reason why the non-metals – halogens and noble gases are placed in separate groups of the periodic table with special reference to their difference in properties.

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State what are metalloids.

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Name the elements recognised as metalloids.

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Compare the properties of metalloids with those of metals.

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State the uses of three different metalloids.

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State a specific reason for using steel in automobiles.

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