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Question
Match the pairs.
| a. | Photosynthesis | i. | Tendency to lose electrons |
| b. | Water | ii. | Reactant in combustion process |
| c. | Sodium chloride | iii. | Chemical change |
| d. | Dissolution of salt in water | iv. | Covalent bond |
| e. | Carbon | v. | Ionic bond |
| f. | Fluorine | vi. | Physical change |
| g. | Magnesium | vii. | Tendency to form anion |
Solution
| a. | Photosynthesis | iii. | Chemical change |
| b. | Water | ii. | Reactant in combustion process |
| c. | Sodium chloride | v. | Ionic bond |
| d. | Dissolution of salt in water | vi. | Physical change |
| e. | Carbon | iv. | Covalent bond |
| f. | Fluorine | vii. | Tendency to form anion |
| g. | Magnesium | i. | Tendency to lose electrons |
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