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Home/ CMR Form 4 & 5 Subjects/Form 4 & 5 Chemistry: Free Trial*

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. I have 2 $dm^{3}$ of carbon dioxide gas at room temperature and pressure. How many moles do I have?

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The key fact to remember here is that one mole of any gas occupies 24 $dm^{3}$ at RTP. I have 1/12 of this volume, so I must have 1/12 of a mole

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The key fact to remember here is that one mole of any gas occupies 24 $dm^{3}$ at RTP. I have 1/12 of this volume, so I must have 1/12 of a mole

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3. What type of bonding has 'free' electrons?

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In metals positive metal ions are surrounded by a 'sea' of negative electrons that are free to move. These free electrons are the reason why metals are good conductors of heat and electricity

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In metals positive metal ions are surrounded by a 'sea' of negative electrons that are free to move. These free electrons are the reason why metals are good conductors of heat and electricity

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4. What type of bonding occurs when electrons are transferred from the outer shell of one atom to the outer shell of another?

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One example of this occurs between lithium and fluorine atoms in lithium fluoride

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One example of this occurs between lithium and fluorine atoms in lithium fluoride

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5. How many covalent bonds can nitrogen form?

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It has 3 unpaired electrons in its outermost energy level (electron shell) therefore will form 3 covalent bonds

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It has 3 unpaired electrons in its outermost energy level (electron shell) therefore will form 3 covalent bonds

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6. Where will the products be in relation to the reactants in an endothermic energy diagram?

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This shows that the products of an endothermic reaction contain a greater amount of energy than the reactants, i.e. energy has been taken in by the reaction mix

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This shows that the products of an endothermic reaction contain a greater amount of energy than the reactants, i.e. energy has been taken in by the reaction mix

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

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One Fe, three C and six O atoms on each side

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One Fe, three C and six O atoms on each side

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

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It is more common to use integers (whole numbers) for balancing equations but you will sometimes see equations that have been balanced in this way using $\frac{1}{2}$

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It is more common to use integers (whole numbers) for balancing equations but you will sometimes see equations that have been balanced in this way using $\frac{1}{2}$

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9. 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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10. At equilibrium, the amount of product(s) and reactant(s) is constant. Which of the following would increase the amount of product in a reaction?

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If the product is removed, there will be less of the reverse reaction occurring. The forward reaction will continue, forming more of the product to replace the quantity removed to re-establish the equilibrium. Adding more of the reactants would have the same effect

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If the product is removed, there will be less of the reverse reaction occurring. The forward reaction will continue, forming more of the product to replace the quantity removed to re-establish the equilibrium. Adding more of the reactants would have the same effect

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