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Chemistry paper one


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elements

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compounds

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eg H2O H
H

molecules Periodical
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ordered
moreatomsjoined byincreasingatomicnumber
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t

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atomicnumberProton
egoxygen
x o X


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nucleus
jo xx



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, neutron neural per thenumberofshells with

proton positive t I electrons in


electron negative 1 ISOTOPE anelement with thesamenumber of

protons but a differentnumber ofneutrons


Do I 7 8
GroupO elements
Li Li
noblegases 3 3

theboilingpointincreases
asyou
godowngroup0 to
Group7 elements
nonmetals with fulloutershells called halogens

theyare stable sounreactive non metals

colourless ases at roomtemperature Asyougodown
reactivity decreases

proenne yellow 90 melting boilingpoint to increases


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bromine volatilebrainliquid

Iodine darkgreysolid or Oh Group I elements
Pimplevapour alkali metals

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elements meltingpointdecreases

hd relativeatomicmass increases

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