Chemistry B
H433/01: Fundamentals of chemistry
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A Level
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• Answer all the questions.
• Where appropriate, your answer should be supported with working. Marks might be
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Section A
You should spend a maximum of 40 minutes on this section.
Write your answer to each question in the box provided.
1 An isotope of an element has a mass number of 25.
What is correct for an atom of this isotope?
A It has 12 neutrons.
B It has 25 electrons.
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C It has 25 protons.
D The sum of its protons and neutrons is 25.
Your answer
2 What is correct about s orbitals?
A Only elements in Group 1 or Group 2 have them.
B They always contain 2 electrons.
C They are spherical in shape.
D They can contain up to 6 electrons.
Your answer
3 Which species have an electron configuration ending in s1?
A atoms of some d-block elements
B atoms of Group 13
C ions of Group 2
D ions of Group 16
Your answer [1] 4 Which row has the radiations arranged in order of
increasing wavelength?
A infrared < ultraviolet < visible
B infrared < visible < ultraviolet
C ultraviolet < infrared < visible
D ultraviolet < visible < infrared
Your answer
5 What is correct about nuclear fusion reactions?
A They are the way in which all elements are formed.
B They join together atoms to make heavier atoms.
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C They only occur under conditions of high temperature and pressure.
D They turn neutrons into protons.
Your answer
6 Which species is present in an acidic solution of glycine, H2NCH2COOH?
A H3N+CH2COOH
B H3N+CH2COO–
C H2NCH2COO–
D H2NCH2COOH2+
Your answer [1] 7 In the mass spectrum of ethanoic acid (Mr = 60), what
is the cause of the very small peak at m/z = 61?
A the presence of an ethanol impurity in the ethanoic acid
B the presence of small amounts of CH3COOH2+
C the presence of 13C in the ethanoic acid
D the presence of 1H in the ethanoic acid
Your answer
8 Which compound has optical isomers?
A CH3CH2COOH
B CH3CH2CONH2
C H2NCH2COOH
D H2NCH(CH3)COOH
Your answer
9 Which compound will react with sodium carbonate?
A CH3COCH3
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B CH3COOCH3
C CH3CH2CH2OH
D CH3CH2COOH
Your answer [1] 10 Which option occurred first in the discovery of atomic
structure?
A the Geiger-Marsden experiment
B the idea of an atom with electrons embedded in positive charge
C the idea that electrons are arranged in shells
D the idea that the nucleus consists of protons and neutrons
Your answer
11 The mass spectrum of a sample of an element is shown:
intensity
69 71
What is the relative atomic mass of the sample?
A 69.2
B 69.5
C 69.8
D 70.0
Your answer [1] 12 Which of the following is correct for a C=C bond?
A All the electrons are between the C atoms.
B There are two π-bonds.
C There is one σ-bond.
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