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Chemistry

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1. 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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2. If a reversible reaction is exothermic in the forward direction, in the reverse direction it will be...

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Knowing which direction of the reversible reaction is exothermic can help you to predict what might happen when the temperature is changed

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Knowing which direction of the reversible reaction is exothermic can help you to predict what might happen when the temperature is changed

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3. Pick the correct equation for the reaction between hydrochloric acid and iron oxide.

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This is an example of an acid-base reaction. An alkali is a base that dissolves in water

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This is an example of an acid-base reaction. An alkali is a base that dissolves in water

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4. What happens to the electron configuration of the atoms involved in ionic bonding?

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If sodium 2,8,1 loses an electron in an ionic bond, its configuration becomes 2,8 which is the same as neon. Elements that have full outer shells of electrons are stable

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If sodium 2,8,1 loses an electron in an ionic bond, its configuration becomes 2,8 which is the same as neon. Elements that have full outer shells of electrons are stable

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5. What is the electronic configuration for an $O^{2-}$ ion?

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Since an atom of oxygen has 6 electrons in its outer shell, to complete its outer shell it gains 2 electrons which is why the oxide ion has 2 negative charges.

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Since an atom of oxygen has 6 electrons in its outer shell, to complete its outer shell it gains 2 electrons which is why the oxide ion has 2 negative charges.

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6. Methane is covalently bonded. How many bonds are involved?

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The carbon forms one covalent bond with each hydrogen atom, the formula of methane is therefore $CH_{4}$

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The carbon forms one covalent bond with each hydrogen atom, the formula of methane is therefore $CH_{4}$

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7. Glucose molecules are formed from atoms of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. What type of bonding is present in a glucose molecule?

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Covalent bonds are made between the non-metal atoms in glucose

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Covalent bonds are made between the non-metal atoms in glucose

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8. Superconductors...

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In conductors, electrical energy is lost because of the heating effect caused by resistance. In a superconductor, hardly any electrical energy is lost, making electricity transmission much more efficient

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In conductors, electrical energy is lost because of the heating effect caused by resistance. In a superconductor, hardly any electrical energy is lost, making electricity transmission much more efficient

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9. If a potential difference is applied to a metal...

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They are attracted to the positive pole. As they leave the metal, fresh electrons are added via the negative pole

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They are attracted to the positive pole. As they leave the metal, fresh electrons are added via the negative pole

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10. 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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