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Water & Hydrogen treasure hunt

Water and hydrogen are the building blocks of our lives and the key to a sustainable future. With our interactive GPS scavenger hunt, you will discover the hidden world of molecules, chemical reactions and green energy technology. Playfully learn about the most common element in the universe!

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Which animal likes to swim in water?
A duck A cat A bird A mouse
Where does water go when it goes down the drain?
Down To the sky To the moon To the sun
What happens to water in winter?
It can freeze Turning red It is going to sing It will be big
What colour is ice cream?
White or transparent Red Yellow Purple
Which toys like water?
A rubber duck A book A puzzle A hug
What colour is hydrogen gas?
No colour Red Green Purple
What can you do in a swimming pool?
Swimming Flies Climbing Graves
What happens when water gets very cold?
It will be ice cream Turning red It will be sand It will be grass
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Which balloons rise because they are filled with a light gas?
Helium or hydrogen balloons Hot-air balloons Water balloons Oxygen balloons
What is the function of water in washing?
It dissolves dirt It makes everything hard It gives off a scent It changes the colour
Why does ice float on water?
Because ice is lighter than water Because ice is colder Because ice is translucent Because ice is hard
What happens when hydrogen gas and oxygen come together and ignite?
Water is created Ice forms Salt is created Oil is produced
How many hydrogen atoms are in one water molecule?
2 1 3 4
What happens to ice when it gets warmer?
It melts and becomes water It gets tougher It changes colour It's going to float
What makes water so special for life?
It can dissolve and transport substances It is always the same temperature It has a strong smell It is very heavy
What do you call the process by which water vapour becomes water again?
Condensation Evaporation Freezing Melt
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How much energy is needed to convert 1 gram of 0°C ice into 0°C water?
334 Joule 100 Joule 500 Joule 250 Joule
Which property of water causes the high surface tension?
Hydrogen bonds between molecules High density Ionic interactions Low molecular mass
What is the refractive index of water for visible light?
About 1.33 Exactly 1.00 About 1.50 About 2.00
How many hydrogen atoms does a molecule of deuterium oxide (heavy water) contain?
2 1 3 4
What hybridisation does oxygen have in water?
sp³ sp² sp No hybridisation
Which property of water causes capillary action?
Adhesion and cohesion Only cohesion Only adhesion Density
Which property of water makes ice float?
Water expands on freezing Ice is warmer than water Ice contains more oxygen Ice has a different chemical formula
Which form of water conducts electricity best?
Seawater Distilled water Ice Water vapour
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Which technique is often used to produce very pure water?
Reverse osmosis Simple filtration Sedimentation Chlorination
What substance is produced when hydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂) decomposes?
Water and oxygen Water and hydrogen Water only Hydrogen and oxygen
What is the oxidation state of hydrogen in water (H₂O)?
+1 -1 +2
What method is used to industrially produce hydrogen from natural gas?
Steam Reformation Electrolysis Pyrolysis Catalytic oxidation
What phase transition occurs during sublimation of ice?
Directly from fixed to gas From solid to liquid From liquid to gas From gas to solid
What is the specific heat of water?
4.18 J/g-K 2.09 J/g-K 1.00 J/g-K 8.36 J/g-K
What technique is used to purify water by ultraviolet light?
UV disinfection UV osmosis UV filtration UV distillation
What is the surface tension of water at 20°C?
72.8 mN/m 50.0 mN/m 100.0 mN/m 25.0 mN/m
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