题目内容
【题目】根据你的生活经验和下表所提供的信息,分析并回答下列问题。
物理性质 | 物质性质比较 | ||||||
导电性(以银的导电性为100作标准) | 银 | 铜 | 金 | 铝 | 锌 | 铁 | 铅 |
100 | 99 | 74 | 61 | 27 | 17 | 7.9 | |
密度/(g·cm3) | 金 | 铅 | 银 | 铜 | 铁 | 锌 | 铝 |
19.3 | 11.3 | 10.5 | 8.92 | 7.86 | 7.14 | 2.70 | |
熔点/℃ | 钨 | 铁 | 铜 | 金 | 银 | 铝 | 锡 |
3410 | 1535 | 1083 | 1064 | 962 | 660 | 232 | |
硬度(以金刚石的硬度为10作标准) | 铬 | 铁 | 银 | 铜 | 金 | 铝 | 铅 |
9 | 4~5 | 2.5~4 | 2.5~3 | 2.5~3 | 2~2.9 | 1.5 | |
(1)为什么菜刀、锤子等通常用铁制而不能用铅制?___________________。
(2)银的导电性比铜好,为什么导线一般用铜制而不用银制?_____________。
(3)为什么灯泡里的灯丝用钨制而不用锡制?_________________。
【答案】(1)因为铁的硬度比铅大,且铅有毒,故常用铁而不用铅制菜刀、锤子(2分)
(2)银和铜的导电性相近,但银比铜的价格贵得多,且电线用量大,所以用铜不用银(2分)
(3)因为钨的熔点(3 410 ℃)高,而锡的熔点(232 ℃)太低,通电时锡很快就熔化了,所以用钨丝而不用锡丝作灯泡的灯丝(2分)
【解析】在确定金属的用途时,要考虑其硬度、熔点、导电性等多种性质;有时还要考虑价格、资源、是否便利、是否有毒、是否利于回收等因素。正确解答本题还要会读题,要充分利用题中所给信息。
【题目】请认真阅读下列短文,并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一个词。注意:每个空格只填1个单词。
Aspirin
Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) has been used for many years as a painkiller. It also has an anti-inflammatory (消炎) action and can be used to reduce fever. Aspirin is already recommended for people to prevent stroke and heart attack because it improves one's blood circulation. So many people already take daily aspirin as a heart drug. Although aspirin can cause deadly internal bleeding, which is relatively rare, its benefits for people are great, not only to help increase the length of people's lives, but to prevent and treat cancer, or to stop cancer spread according to the latest research.
Taking a low dose (剂量) of aspirin every day can prevent and Rothwell, from Oxford University, and his colleagues, who carried out the latest work, had already linked aspirin with a lower risk of certain cancers, particularly bowel(肠) cancer. But their previous work suggested people needed to take the drug for about 10 years to get any protection. Now the protective effect occurs much sooner—within three to five years—based on a new analysis of data from 51 trials involving more than 77,000 patients. And aspirin appears not only to reduce the risk of developing many different cancers in the first place, but may also stop cancers spreading around the body.
Taking a low (75 — 300mg) daily dose of aspirin appeared to cut the total number of cancer cases by 25 % after only three years—there were nine cancer cases per 1,000 each year in the aspirin-taking group, compared with 12 per 1,000 for those taking dummy pills. It also reduced the risk of a cancer death by 15% within five years (and sooner if the dose was higher than 300mg). And if patients stayed on aspirin for longer, their cancer death risk went down even further—by 37% after five years.
Low-dose aspirin also appeared to reduce the probability that cancers, particularly bowel, would spread to other parts of the body, and by as much as half in some instances. However, Prof. Rothwell says for most fit and healthy people, the most important things they can do to reduce their lifetime cancer risk is to give up smoking, take exercise and have a healthy diet.
But experts warn that there is still not enough proof to recommend it to prevent cancer cases and deaths and warn that the drug can cause dangerous side effects like stomach bleeding. Prof. Peter Johnson of Cancer Research UK, along with other experts, said it was still a good idea that people thinking of taking aspirin should first consult their doctors because of the possible side effect. And people should get some decisive advice from the government as to whether aspirin should be recommended more widely and the government should also advise the public about the benefits and risks of aspirin.
Aspirin | |
Functions | To reduce fever To 【1】 Pains To prevent stroke and 【2】 attack |
【3】 effect | To cause cause deadly internal 【4】 |
Fresh evidences | To cut the total number of cancer cases by 【5】 To 【6】 the risk of certain cancers within five years and of a cancer death by 15% within five years and by 37% after five years. To make it 【7】 to prevent the spread of cancer |
【8】 opinion | People should discuss with their doctors 【9】 taking aspirin. The public should be 【10】 about the benefits and risks of aspirin. |