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G. 10 & 11

Chemistry

F. 4 & 5

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G. 10 & 11 / F. 4 & 5

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1. Pick the correct statement about the arrangement of particles in a metal.

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Metals usually have higher densities than non-metals because the particles are so closely packed together

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Metals usually have higher densities than non-metals because the particles are so closely packed together

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2. Metals have...

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The strong bonds make it more difficult for the particles to move further apart - requiring more energy - raising the melting point. There are exceptions and the metal mercury is already molten at room temperature

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The strong bonds make it more difficult for the particles to move further apart - requiring more energy - raising the melting point. There are exceptions and the metal mercury is already molten at room temperature

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3. Which of the following is NOT an electron configuration for an element in Group 8 (also called Group 0, Group 18, or the noble gases)?

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Group 8 elements all have full outer shells

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Group 8 elements all have full outer shells

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4. What happens to electrons in covalent bonding?

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Non-metals can only lose electrons under extreme conditions, it is much easier for them to share electrons to become stable

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Non-metals can only lose electrons under extreme conditions, it is much easier for them to share electrons to become stable

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5. When an exothermic reaction takes place, the reaction mixture gives out heat because...

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When bonds are broken, energy is released, and vice-versa

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When bonds are broken, energy is released, and vice-versa

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

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This one looks worse than it is - all that happens is that the Na and the H swap places during the reaction

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This one looks worse than it is - all that happens is that the Na and the H swap places during the reaction

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

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The complete combustion of methane

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The complete combustion of methane

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

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One of the halogen displacement reactions

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One of the halogen displacement reactions

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9. Pick the correct combination for the charges of subatomic particles.

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The protons attract and keep the electrons in the atom as these two particles have opposite charges

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The protons attract and keep the electrons in the atom as these two particles have opposite charges

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10. How many ionic bonds are formed when sodium bonds with chlorine?

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One sodium ion combines with one chloride ion to become sodium chloride because only one electron is transferred

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One sodium ion combines with one chloride ion to become sodium chloride because only one electron is transferred

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