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G. 10 & 11

Chemistry

F. 4 & 5

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G. 10 & 11 / F. 4 & 5

Chemistry: Free Trial*

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1. What type of bonding is present in metals?

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The majority of elements have this type of bonding

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The majority of elements have this type of bonding

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2. The neutrons of an atom are found...

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They are clustered together with the protons

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They are clustered together with the protons

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3. The atomic number of an element is 11 and its mass number is 23. Pick the correct combination of protons, neutrons, and electrons.

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The number of protons and the number of electrons are both given by the atomic number i.e. 11 of each. The difference between the atomic number and the mass number gives you the number of neutrons

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The number of protons and the number of electrons are both given by the atomic number i.e. 11 of each. The difference between the atomic number and the mass number gives you the number of neutrons

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4. We can react an acid and an alkali together to produce a salt. The correct name for this type of chemical reaction is...

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It is called neutralisation because the products of the reaction are neutral

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It is called neutralisation because the products of the reaction are neutral

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5. Choose the correctly balanced chemical equation from the list.

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The reaction of phosphorous pentachloride with water is very violent!

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The reaction of phosphorous pentachloride with water is very violent!

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6. I make a solution of sodium hydroxide, NaOH, which has a concentration of 0.2 $moldm^{-3}$. What is its concentration in $gdm^{-3}$ ?

($A_{r}$: Na: 23; O: 16; H: 1)

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The key to this question is not to over complicate it! It’s simply a case of converting a number of moles into a mass. Since $mass = moles \times M_{r}$, the sum you need to do is $0.2 \times M_{r}$ of NaOH

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The key to this question is not to over complicate it! It’s simply a case of converting a number of moles into a mass. Since $mass = moles \times M_{r}$, the sum you need to do is $0.2 \times M_{r}$ of NaOH

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7. I dissolve 10g of NaOH in 100 $cm^{3}$ of water. Which is the correct concentration in both $gdm^{-3}$ and $moldm^{-3}$?

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The first thing you need to do in this question is convert the volume in $cm^{3}$ into $dm^{3}$. Since there are 1000 $cm^{3}$ in a $dm^{3}$, 100 $cm^{3}$ is 0.1 $dm^{3}$. If you can’t remember how to calculate concentration, use the units to help you; grams per decimetre cubed means g divided by $dm^{3}$, so the sum you need is $\frac{10}{0.1}$. Then simply find out how many moles there are in 100g of NaOH. The Relative Formula Mass is 40 so the sum you need is $\frac{100}{40}$.

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The first thing you need to do in this question is convert the volume in $cm^{3}$ into $dm^{3}$. Since there are 1000 $cm^{3}$ in a $dm^{3}$, 100 $cm^{3}$ is 0.1 $dm^{3}$. If you can’t remember how to calculate concentration, use the units to help you; grams per decimetre cubed means g divided by $dm^{3}$, so the sum you need is $\frac{10}{0.1}$. Then simply find out how many moles there are in 100g of NaOH. The Relative Formula Mass is 40 so the sum you need is $\frac{100}{40}$.

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8. Electrons are found...

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Electrons have one unit of negative charge

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Electrons have one unit of negative charge

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9. What is the electronic configuration for an $Na^{+}$ ion?

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It loses an electron from its outer shell

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It loses an electron from its outer shell

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10. What type of bonding occurs when electrons are shared between the atoms in a molecule?

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One example of this occurs between hydrogen and oxygen atoms in water molecules

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One example of this occurs between hydrogen and oxygen atoms in water molecules

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