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GCSE AQA Chemistry Updated Questions and
Verified Answers/ Complete Solutions with Rationales
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EXAM QUESTIONS VERIFIED ANSWERS

1) What are the masses and charges of  Protons = +ve

these parts of an atom? (mass 1)



• Proton Neutrons = neutral

• Neutron (mass 1)

• Electron

Electrons = -ve

(mass 1/2000th)

2) Why do atoms usually have no overall  Atoms usually have no overall

electrical charge? charge because they have

equal numbers of protons

(+ve) and electrons (-ve),

which cancel one another out

3) All atoms of a particular element (e.g.  Protons

carbon) all have the same number of

, what?

4) What does relative atomic mass tell you  The number of protons and

about the atom? neutrons in the atom

5) What does atomic number tell you about  The number of protons

the atom? (usually the same as the

number of electrons)

6) What is an isotope?  An isotope is an atom with a

different amount of neutrons

7) How many electrons can occupy the 1st  2 in the 1st shell and 8 in the

and 2nd shell (energy level) of an atom? 2nd shell

8) The electron structure of sodium can be  2,8,1 means 2 electrons in the

represented as 2,8,1 - what does this 1st shell, 8 electrons in the

mean? 2nd shell and 1 electron in the

3rd shell

Represent these atoms: -

• Fluorine Fluorine = 2,7

• Oxygen

• Potassium Oxygen = 2,6

• Magnesium

Potassium = 2,8,8,1



Magnesium = 2,8,2

9) Define these terms: -  Element - a pure substance

, made from 1 type of atom only

• Element

• Compound Compound - 2 or more

• Mixture elements chemically bound



Mixture - 2 or more elements

or compounds mixed together

which are not chemically

bound

10) What happens to the electrons of 2  During a chemical reaction

atoms when they chemically react? electrons are either given

away, taken, or shared

11) What is an ion?  An ion is an atom with a

charge

How are +ve ions formed?

+ve ions have lost electrons

How are -ve ions formed?

-ve ions have gained electrons

12) What happens to the electrons when  Ionic bonds - 1 atom loses

atoms form ionic bonds and covalent electrons and another gains

bonds? electrons



Which is the strongest? Covalent bonds - electrons are
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