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EDEXCEL A LEVEL CHEMISTRY PAPER
2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Proton c/m? - Answer>>+1, 1

Neutron c/m? - Answer>>0, 1

Electron c/m? - Answer>>-1, 1/1500

Mass number? - Answer>>Num of protons + neutrons

Atomic number? - Answer>>Num protons

Isotope? - Answer>>Different atom of the same element, same
num protons.
Diff number neutrons.

Mendeleev vs Now? - Answer>>Mendeleev: Gaps for elements,
No noble gases, fewer elements.
Both had metals and non-metals.
Both had groups/periods

Periods? - Answer>>Rows, Increasing atomic mass.
Period num = num shells.

Groups? - Answer>>Elements similar properties.
Same num outer electrons.

Ion? - Answer>>An atom with a positive or negative charge

Ionic compound structure? - Answer>>Lattice.
Regular arrangement ions.
Held by ionic bonds between oppositely charged ions.

, Covalent bond? - Answer>>Pair of electrons shared between 2
atoms

Ionic? - Answer>>Compound composed of ions

Simple molecular (covalent)? - Answer>>Atoms joined by
covalent bonds

Ionic properties? - Answer>>High MP + BP - strong forces
between opp ions. Only conduct when molten or dissolved.

Covalent properties? - Answer>>Low MP + BP - weak
intermolecular forces.
Poor conductors.

Diamond? - Answer>>Each carbon atom, 4 strong covalent
bonds = High MP.
Rigid lattice structure makes diamond hard.
Doesn't conduct, no free electrons.

Graphite? - Answer>>Each atom, 3 covalent bonds = strong
High MB + BP
No bonds between layers, move over each other.
Each atom, has one delocalised electron - conducts electricity.

Fullerenes? - Answer>>Molecules of carbon, arranged in
hexagons.
Used cage other molecules, deliver drugs.
Huge SA.

Graphene? - Answer>>Fullerene.
Sheet of carbon atoms joined together in hexagons.
1 sheet thick.

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