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Chemistry

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G. 10 & 11 / F. 4 & 5

Chemistry: Free Trial*

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1. 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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2. The atomic number of an element tells us...

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Remember protons = electrons in a neutral atom

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Remember protons = electrons in a neutral atom

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

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Remember, brackets in chemistry work the same as in maths

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Remember, brackets in chemistry work the same as in maths

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4. What is the electron configuration of the element lithium?

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Lithium has atomic number 3 which tells you that there are 3 electrons in the shells. Placing two in the first shell leaves you with just 1 in the outer shell

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Lithium has atomic number 3 which tells you that there are 3 electrons in the shells. Placing two in the first shell leaves you with just 1 in the outer shell

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5. 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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6. What does malleable mean?

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Most metals are malleable

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Most metals are malleable

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7. 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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8. Why do metals conduct electricity?

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The electrons that make up the 'sea' of delocalized electrons are free to move. This allows conduction of both heat and electricity

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The electrons that make up the 'sea' of delocalized electrons are free to move. This allows conduction of both heat and electricity

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9. Metals are malleable because...

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You can immediately dismiss the first two options because they are talking about layers of electrons. In metallic bonding, it is the metal ions that are in layers, the electrons are randomly arranged

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You can immediately dismiss the first two options because they are talking about layers of electrons. In metallic bonding, it is the metal ions that are in layers, the electrons are randomly arranged

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10. 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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