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Question 13 Marks
Choose the noble gases from the element shown in the table below:
ElementABCD
Mass number4402720
Number of neutrons2221310
Answer
To find an element inert or not first get atomic number
atomic number = number of proton= (mass-neutron)
A= 4-2=2 so configuration=2
B= 40-22= 18 so configuration =2,8,8
C= 27-13=14 so configuration=2,8,4
D= 20-10=10 so configuration=2,8
Hence A, B and D are inert gases due to octet / duplet rules
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Question 23 Marks
Give the names and symbols of three monatomic gases. Why do not these gases atom molecules?
Answer
List of Monatomic Elements

• helium (He)
• neon (Ne)
• argon (Ar)
• krypton (Kr)
• xenon (Xe)
• radon (Rn)

Atoms of inert gases don’t form molecules. They already have the maximum number of electrons in their outermost shell so, their ionization energy is too high to form a bond with other atoms. That’s why they can’t share, loose or gain electrons to form bond
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Question 33 Marks
The composition of two atoms P and Q given below:
AtomNeutronsProtonsElectrons
P131111
Q121111
(a) What is the mass number of P?
(b) What is the mass number of Q?
(c) How are and Q related to each other ?
(d) which clement do these atoms represent?
(e) Are the elements metals or non-metals?
Answer
(a) mass number of P= 13+11=24
(b) mass number of Q= 12+11= 23
(c) Q and P are isotope
(d) Sodium
(e) Metals
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Question 43 Marks
Give one similarity and one difference between the isotopes $14 \mathrm{C}_6$ and $12 C_6$.
Answer
Similarities:

1. They all have the same number of protons
2. They all have the same number of electrons
3. They all have the same valence arrangement.
4. They all react the same in chemical reactions

Differences

1. The all have different number of neutrons
2. They all have different atomic weights.
3. They all have different percent abundances.
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Question 53 Marks
State three ways by which a proton differs from an electron.
Answer
ElectronProton
It revolves in fixed orbits around the nucleus.It is found inside the nucleus of an atom.
It requires less amount of energy to be removed from the atom.It requires a lot of energy to be removed from the atom.
It is represented by the symbol “e”.It is represented by the symbol “p”
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