{"type":"multi-choice","id":"8270","dataJson":{"type":"multi-choice","slide_id":44500,"key":8270,"prompt":"\u003cp\u003eWhat does continuous mean?\u003c/p\u003e","validResponse":[8840],"use_data":false,"question_body":"","question_video_url":"","question_fileboy_image_id":"","options":[{"label":"Known as the symbol P in the periodic table, known for its two forms being red and white phosphorus but is a highly reactive element therefore is never found as a free element on Earth.","value":8837,"fileboyId":"df637de1-dd33-485f-bffc-8e6a97fa4ecf"},{"label":"Quantity or set of something.","value":8841,"fileboyId":"787edf8e-aa69-4110-8b83-f2e9e1e79a19"},{"label":"Type of fertiliser consisting of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.","value":8839,"fileboyId":"444565ae-b1ae-45a1-99ac-3786c0669fc6"},{"label":"Known as the symbol K in the periodic table, a soft silvery-white metal.","value":8838,"fileboyId":"1e369303-054f-4a15-bfdb-1ae37d74a667"},{"label":"Forming an unbroken whole; without interruption.","value":8840,"fileboyId":"bf9aeb7e-04e6-4a8f-b5f4-1e332eefd9d6"}],"question_data":{"body":"Finally, in the lab we can only produce a small amount of ammonium nitrate in one go. This is called a batch process. In industry the chemicals produced by a continuous process and that means that thousands of kilograms can be produced easily.\n\n","video":null,"image_url":"https://www.developingexperts.com/file-cdn/images/get/fdebe70a-8b51-45bb-b527-ec937e62c1f7?transform=resize:800x600;format:webp;quality:80"},"limitChoices":{"min":1,"max":1}}}
What is potassium?
Choose 1 answer
{"type":"multi-choice","id":"8268","dataJson":{"type":"multi-choice","slide_id":43607,"key":8268,"prompt":"\u003cp\u003eWhat is potassium?\u003c/p\u003e","validResponse":[8838],"use_data":false,"question_body":"","question_video_url":"","question_fileboy_image_id":"","options":[{"label":"Quantity or set of something.","value":8841,"fileboyId":"787edf8e-aa69-4110-8b83-f2e9e1e79a19"},{"label":"Type of fertiliser consisting of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.","value":8839,"fileboyId":"444565ae-b1ae-45a1-99ac-3786c0669fc6"},{"label":"Forming an unbroken whole; without interruption.","value":8840,"fileboyId":"bf9aeb7e-04e6-4a8f-b5f4-1e332eefd9d6"},{"label":"Known as the symbol K in the periodic table, a soft silvery-white metal.","value":8838,"fileboyId":"1e369303-054f-4a15-bfdb-1ae37d74a667"},{"label":"Known as the symbol P in the periodic table, known for its two forms being red and white phosphorus but is a highly reactive element therefore is never found as a free element on Earth.","value":8837,"fileboyId":"df637de1-dd33-485f-bffc-8e6a97fa4ecf"}],"question_data":{"body":"Fertilisers are critical for modern farming and not because they replace the elements which have been taken up by plants. A really important group of fertilisers are called NPK fertilisers. NPK fertilisers contain compounds of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. ","video":null,"image_url":"https://www.developingexperts.com/file-cdn/images/get/9dae9092-18bf-4b17-83ff-2b2b82b3e762?transform=resize:800x600;format:webp;quality:80"},"limitChoices":{"min":1,"max":1}}}
What is phosphorus?
Choose 1 answer
{"type":"multi-choice","id":"8267","dataJson":{"type":"multi-choice","slide_id":43607,"key":8267,"prompt":"\u003cp\u003eWhat is phosphorus?\u003c/p\u003e","validResponse":[8837],"use_data":false,"question_body":"","question_video_url":"","question_fileboy_image_id":"","options":[{"label":"Quantity or set of something.","value":8841,"fileboyId":"787edf8e-aa69-4110-8b83-f2e9e1e79a19"},{"label":"Type of fertiliser consisting of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.","value":8839,"fileboyId":"444565ae-b1ae-45a1-99ac-3786c0669fc6"},{"label":"Forming an unbroken whole; without interruption.","value":8840,"fileboyId":"bf9aeb7e-04e6-4a8f-b5f4-1e332eefd9d6"},{"label":"Known as the symbol K in the periodic table, a soft silvery-white metal.","value":8838,"fileboyId":"1e369303-054f-4a15-bfdb-1ae37d74a667"},{"label":"Known as the symbol P in the periodic table, known for its two forms being red and white phosphorus but is a highly reactive element therefore is never found as a free element on Earth.","value":8837,"fileboyId":"df637de1-dd33-485f-bffc-8e6a97fa4ecf"}],"question_data":{"body":"Fertilisers are critical for modern farming and not because they replace the elements which have been taken up by plants. A really important group of fertilisers are called NPK fertilisers. NPK fertilisers contain compounds of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. ","video":null,"image_url":"https://www.developingexperts.com/file-cdn/images/get/9dae9092-18bf-4b17-83ff-2b2b82b3e762?transform=resize:800x600;format:webp;quality:80"},"limitChoices":{"min":1,"max":1}}}
What is a batch?
Choose 1 answer
{"type":"multi-choice","id":"8271","dataJson":{"type":"multi-choice","slide_id":44500,"key":8271,"prompt":"\u003cp\u003eWhat is a batch?\u003c/p\u003e","validResponse":[8841],"use_data":false,"question_body":"","question_video_url":"","question_fileboy_image_id":"","options":[{"label":"Forming an unbroken whole; without interruption.","value":8840,"fileboyId":"bf9aeb7e-04e6-4a8f-b5f4-1e332eefd9d6"},{"label":"Known as the symbol K in the periodic table, a soft silvery-white metal.","value":8838,"fileboyId":"1e369303-054f-4a15-bfdb-1ae37d74a667"},{"label":"Type of fertiliser consisting of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.","value":8839,"fileboyId":"444565ae-b1ae-45a1-99ac-3786c0669fc6"},{"label":"Known as the symbol P in the periodic table, known for its two forms being red and white phosphorus but is a highly reactive element therefore is never found as a free element on Earth.","value":8837,"fileboyId":"df637de1-dd33-485f-bffc-8e6a97fa4ecf"},{"label":"Quantity or set of something.","value":8841,"fileboyId":"787edf8e-aa69-4110-8b83-f2e9e1e79a19"}],"question_data":{"body":"Finally, in the lab we can only produce a small amount of ammonium nitrate in one go. This is called a batch process. In industry the chemicals produced by a continuous process and that means that thousands of kilograms can be produced easily.\n\n","video":null,"image_url":"https://www.developingexperts.com/file-cdn/images/get/fdebe70a-8b51-45bb-b527-ec937e62c1f7?transform=resize:800x600;format:webp;quality:80"},"limitChoices":{"min":1,"max":1}}}
What is NPK fertiliser?
Choose 1 answer
{"type":"multi-choice","id":"8269","dataJson":{"type":"multi-choice","slide_id":43606,"key":8269,"prompt":"\u003cp\u003eWhat is NPK fertiliser?\u003c/p\u003e","validResponse":[8839],"use_data":false,"question_body":"","question_video_url":"","question_fileboy_image_id":"","options":[{"label":"Forming an unbroken whole; without interruption.","value":8840,"fileboyId":"bf9aeb7e-04e6-4a8f-b5f4-1e332eefd9d6"},{"label":"Known as the symbol K in the periodic table, a soft silvery-white metal.","value":8838,"fileboyId":"1e369303-054f-4a15-bfdb-1ae37d74a667"},{"label":"Type of fertiliser consisting of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.","value":8839,"fileboyId":"444565ae-b1ae-45a1-99ac-3786c0669fc6"},{"label":"Quantity or set of something.","value":8841,"fileboyId":"787edf8e-aa69-4110-8b83-f2e9e1e79a19"},{"label":"Known as the symbol P in the periodic table, known for its two forms being red and white phosphorus but is a highly reactive element therefore is never found as a free element on Earth.","value":8837,"fileboyId":"df637de1-dd33-485f-bffc-8e6a97fa4ecf"}],"question_data":{"body":"By the end of this lesson, you should be able to state the elements in NPK fertilisers, you should then be able to describe how the compounds and NPK fertilisers are produced, and finally, you should be able to compare the industrial production of fertilisers with their production in a lab. All of this is for triple chemistry students. ","video":null,"image_url":"https://www.developingexperts.com/file-cdn/images/get/181f1b75-425a-4f11-9444-ed7700098d72?transform=resize:800x600;format:webp;quality:80"},"limitChoices":{"min":1,"max":1}}}
Answer incorrect
Look at the slide below to work out the answer.
Stay connected
Join our newsletter to stay up to date on features and releases
Address
Developing Experts Limited Exchange Street Buildings 35-37 Exchange Street Norwich NR2 1DP UK
