Question 1
Which type of glass is made by heating a mixture of silica, sodium carbonate and limestone?
- A.Pyrex glass
- B.Soda-lime
- C.Borosilicate
- D.Quartz
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Answer: B Soda-lime
Why
Exam papers
Real questions from the Grade 12 university entrance exam in Chemistry, as students sat it in 2017 E.C. Every question comes with the correct answer and a worked explanation. The 2017 E.C. exam was sat in more than one round. This page holds round 1.

Natural science stream
Who sits it
2017 E.C. (2025), round 1
Exam year
72 questions with answers
In this set
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Question 1
Answer: B Soda-lime
Why
Question 2
Answer: D V
Why
Question 3
Answer: C Nylon
Why
Question 4
Answer: D Pt
Why
Question 5
Answer: A Volume of reaction vessel
Why
Question 6
Answer: D σ₁s² σ₁s*² σ₂s² σ₂s*² σ₂px² (π₂py² = π₂pz²) (π*₂py² = π*₂pz¹)
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The Grade 12 Chemistry short notes hold 22 cards. Each one gives the rule, what its symbols stand for and the mistake that costs marks, chapter by chapter from the national textbook.
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