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Atomic Structure 3 MS

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Atomic Structure 3 MS

1. The document contains sample exam questions and answers related to chemistry concepts. 2. It provides multiple choice and short answer questions on topics like atomic structure, bonding, isotopes, and organic compounds. 3. The answer key provides the correct responses and notes on partial credit for questions with multiple parts. It also includes the point value or "marks" for each question or part.
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Question

Answer Notes Marks


number
1 a i M1 35 on lines 1 and 3 1
M2 44 on line 2 1
ii isotopes 1

iii same number of electrons (in outer shell) Ignore references to protons and neutrons 1
OR unless incorrect, eg different numbers of
same electron arrangement or configuration protons, same number of neutrons
iv M1 79Br Accept just 79 1
M2 79 is closer to 79.9/more accurate value Accept 79 is closer to relative atomic mass 1
M2 dependent on M1

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Answer Notes Marks
number
1 b iii M1 (sodium bromide) ionic bonding / + and – ions Reject covalent bonding / shared 1
electrons
M2 (hydrogen bromide) attraction between molecules Accept dipole-dipole attractions / van 1
/ intermolecular forces (of attraction) der Waals' forces / IMF / vdW
Ignore hydrogen bonds Reject
ions/ionic

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M3 ionic bonding stronger Accept ionic bonds stronger M3 1
OR dependent on comparison of
IMF / attractions between HBr molecules weaker intermolecular forces and ionic
bonding Accept correct references to
energy needed to overcome bonding /
attractions
Ignore references to reactivity and mass

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Answer Notes Marks
number
1 c M1 Na Br O 0/3 if division by atomic number(s) 1
13.8 47.9 38.3 /division wrong way round
23 80 16 If only two elements shown correctly,
only M1 can be awarded
M2 0.6 0.6 2.4 Accept 1 : 1: 4 1
M3 NaBrO4 Accept elements in any order 1
Penalise M3 for incorrect symbol, eg
SBrO4 or NaBO4
Dividing by 160 instead of 80 gives
Na2BrO8
Dividing by 32 instead of 16 gives
NaBrO2
Award 2 in these cases
Both these errors give Na2BrO4
Award 1 in this case
Correct final answer scores 3 marks

Total
16

Question
Answer Accept Reject Marks
number
2 (a) (i) B lower case letters 11

(ii) D 11

(iii) AC

(iv)

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(b) M1 - (a substance) containing (two or more) mixture for M1 only 1
elements
IGNORE atoms for M1 only molecules/particles 1
bonded, etc for M1
M2 – bonded (together) /chemically combined (in and M2
a fixed ratio) chemically joined
(c) (i) M1 - Na loses electron(s) 11

M2 – Cl gains electron(s) 1

M3 – Na becomes 2.8 AND chlorine becomes 2.8.8

If incorrect number of electrons transferred, max 2

IGNORE references to full shells max 1 for mention

of covalent bonding

All 3 marks can be scored from correct dot and


cross diagrams showing electron transfer

(ii) M1 – Na = 23 AND Cl = 35.5 1

M2 – 58.5 1

M2 dep on M1

IGNORE units

Correct answer with no working scores 2


(Total marks for Question 2 = 11
marks)

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Question
Answer Notes Marks
number
3 (a) (i) A (Ag) 1
(ii) D (Zr) 1

(b) (i) 3 1

(ii) (The atom has) three electrons in its outer / 1


valence shell ‘energy level’ for ‘shell’ ignore
references to inner shells
ignore ‘it has a valency of 3’
(iii) 3 1

(iv) (The atom has) electrons in three shells / three 1


shells are occupied (with electrons) ‘energy levels’ for ‘shells’
accept ‘it has three shells’
(v) aluminium / Al 1

(c) accept any symbol for electrons, eg dots, 1


the letter ‘e’

Question
Answer Notes Marks
number
4 (a) C (halogens) 1

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(b) (i) M1 atoms of the same element accept ‘atoms with the same atomic 1
number’ / ‘atoms with the same number
of protons’
1
M2 with different masses
accept ‘different mass numbers’ /
Isotope
Number Number Number ‘different numbers of neutrons’
of of of
protons neutrons electrons ignore references to electrons unless
incorrect
Br
(ii) 35 44 35
3
Br
35 46 35

M1 first column correct


M2 second column correct
M3 third column correct

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(c) ethane – no change (in colour) ethene – accept ‘(stays) orange’ 1
(orange to) colourless / decolourises ignore ‘no reaction’ /’nothing happens’
1
ignore ‘discolours’
ignore starting colour of bromine

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Question
Answer Notes Marks
number
5 a C (lithium reacts with water to form an alkali) 1

b A (have the same number of outer shell electrons) 1

c (similar) Accept gas given off 1


bubbles / fizzing / effervescence OR /evolved/formed/produced
moves / darts / floats OR Accept hydrogen gas
gets smaller / disappears Ignore identity of gas
potassium shows a flame / sparks / explodes OR
potassium melts / forms ball Accept dissolves
Accept reverse arguments for lithium 1

d K 2O Accept K2O2 and KO2 1


Reject KO
KCl 1
If formula shown as product of an
equation, ignore reactants and
balancing
Ignore coefficients

e s l aq g 1

f 85 AND 87 calculated (even if not identified) Accept 37+48 and 37+50 1


(85 × 0.72) + (87 × 0.28) = 85.6 Correct final answer = 2 marks 1
85.5 or 85.56 = 1 mark
No ECF from incorrect mass numbers
Ignore units

Total 9 marks

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