Snapquiz - Percentage Mass

This is the Snapquiz on Percentage Mass. Click here or use the embedded video if you haven't watched the lesson yet.


Question 1. What is two as a percentage of five?

50%.
60%.
40%.
30%.


Question 2. A carbon atom has a relative atomic mass of 12 and a hydrogen atom has a relative atomic mass of 1. What's the percentage mass of all the carbon atoms in a CH4 molecule?

75%.
40%.
60%.
50%.


Question 3. Which number goes on the bottom of your fraction when you're calculating a percentage on a foundation level GCSE Science paper?

The small number.
The large number.
100%.
The numerator.


Question 4. What needs to be true about a chemical equation before we can calculate percentage mass?

It needs to be converted into a word equation.
It needs to be reversible.
It needs to be labelled.
It needs to be balanced.


Question 5. A hydrogen atom has a relative atomic mass of 1 and an oxygen atom has a relative atomic mass of 16. What's the mass of all the oxygen atoms in an H2O molecule?

16.
32.
1.
2.


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