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G. 10 & 11

Chemistry

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

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Titanium oxide is used in sun creams

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Titanium oxide is used in sun creams

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2. 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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3. Which of the following reactions is exothermic?

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Combustion gives out large amounts of energy

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Combustion gives out large amounts of energy

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4. Energy changes in chemical reactions are measured in...

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$kJmol^{-1}$ = kilojoules per mole

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$kJmol^{-1}$ = kilojoules per mole

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5. I make some ethyl ethanoate by reacting ethanol and ethanoic acid. Before carrying out the reaction, I had calculated that I should be able to make 3.2g of my product. However, on weighing my purified product, I find that I only have 1.8g. What is the percentage yield for my reaction?

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Top tip: when calculating a percentage, if you get an answer greater than 100$\%$, you definitely need to think again about your calculation. Any percentage is calculated by multiplying a fraction by 100. In this case, you are finding what fraction of your expected yield you actually made, so the sum you need is $\frac{1.8}{3.2} \times 100$.

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Top tip: when calculating a percentage, if you get an answer greater than 100$\%$, you definitely need to think again about your calculation. Any percentage is calculated by multiplying a fraction by 100. In this case, you are finding what fraction of your expected yield you actually made, so the sum you need is $\frac{1.8}{3.2} \times 100$.

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6. Which of these reactions has an atom economy of $100\%$?

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Atom economy is a measure of the environmental impact of a reaction. In an ideal world, all or most of the reactants will end up in the product that you want. By definition, addition reactions like A have $100\%$ atom economy because there is only one product. In industry, the atom economy of a reaction can be improved if a waste product can also be collected and sold. For example, the carbon dioxide made as waste in reactions B and C could be collected and sold to a fizzy drinks manufacturer

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Atom economy is a measure of the environmental impact of a reaction. In an ideal world, all or most of the reactants will end up in the product that you want. By definition, addition reactions like A have $100\%$ atom economy because there is only one product. In industry, the atom economy of a reaction can be improved if a waste product can also be collected and sold. For example, the carbon dioxide made as waste in reactions B and C could be collected and sold to a fizzy drinks manufacturer

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7. 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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8. The type of bonding that holds the atoms together in salt is...

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The sodium atoms donate an electron to the chlorine atom; they become ions -- $Na^{+}Cl^{-}$ -- and their opposite charges hold them together

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The sodium atoms donate an electron to the chlorine atom; they become ions -- $Na^{+}Cl^{-}$ -- and their opposite charges hold them together

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9. What is an alkali?

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A base will neutralize an acid but is only called an alkali when it is dissolved in water

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A base will neutralize an acid but is only called an alkali when it is dissolved in water

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10. What is an acid?

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The $H^{+}$ ion is simply an H atom with a missing electron, i.e. a proton

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The $H^{+}$ ion is simply an H atom with a missing electron, i.e. a proton

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