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    Class 8 - Combustion and Flame Worksheet

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    This chemistry revision worksheet contains 10 questions about combustion and flames. It asks students to identify the states of matter that fuel can exist in, the three requirements for combustion, the composition of a matchstick head, the definition of combustion and what coal produces during combustion. It also asks students to define calorific value, compare the calorific values of coal and petrol, define slow combustion with examples, list three characteristics of an ideal fuel, define inflammable substances with examples, explain how to boil water in a paper cup without burning it, and observe what happens when holding an iron wire in a flame.

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    This chemistry revision worksheet contains 10 questions about combustion and flames. It asks students to identify the states of matter that fuel can exist in, the three requirements for combustion, the composition of a matchstick head, the definition of combustion and what coal produces during combustion. It also asks students to define calorific value, compare the calorific values of coal and petrol, define slow combustion with examples, list three characteristics of an ideal fuel, define inflammable substances with examples, explain how to boil water in a paper cup without burning it, and observe what happens when holding an iron wire in a flame.

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    This chemistry revision worksheet contains 10 questions about combustion and flames. It asks students to identify the states of matter that fuel can exist in, the three requirements for combustion, the composition of a matchstick head, the definition of combustion and what coal produces during combustion. It also asks students to define calorific value, compare the calorific values of coal and petrol, define slow combustion with examples, list three characteristics of an ideal fuel, define inflammable substances with examples, explain how to boil water in a paper cup without burning it, and observe what happens when holding an iron wire in a flame.

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    Class 8 - Combustion and Flame Worksheet

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    This chemistry revision worksheet contains 10 questions about combustion and flames. It asks students to identify the states of matter that fuel can exist in, the three requirements for combustion, the composition of a matchstick head, the definition of combustion and what coal produces during combustion. It also asks students to define calorific value, compare the calorific values of coal and petrol, define slow combustion with examples, list three characteristics of an ideal fuel, define inflammable substances with examples, explain how to boil water in a paper cup without burning it, and observe what happens when holding an iron wire in a flame.

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    Greater Valley School, Greater Noida

    Subject: Chemistry
    Chapter- Combustion and Flame
    Revision Worksheet

    Q1. What are the states in which fuel may exist?


    Q2. What are the three essential requirements for combustion?
    Q3. What is the composition of the head of a matchstick?
    Q4. What is combustion? What does coal produce during its combustion?
    Q5. What is the calorific value of fuel? Compare the calorific values of coal and petrol and state
    which fuel is better.
    Q6. What is slow combustion? Give two examples.
    Q7. Write three characteristics of an ideal fuel.
    Q8. What are inflammable substances? Give examples.
    Q9. Explain how water gets boiled in a paper cup without burning it.
    Q10. If you hold a piece of iron wire with a pair of tongs inside a candle flame or a Bunsen
    burner flame, what will you observe? Will it produce a flame?

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