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Sec 3E Science Chemistry CA 2 Test 1 2014: Suggested Marking Scheme Chemical Bonding Section A [5%]: MCQ1 B MCQ2 D X (metal) + Y (non-metal) = ionic bonding 2.8.2 2.8.7 Formula XY 2 MCQ3 B MCQ4 D MCQ5 C Section B [20%]: 6 (a) When solid, the ions are held in a fixed position [1] They cannot move freely to conduct electricity [1] 2 (b) Large amount of energy is needed to overcome the strong electrostatic forces of attraction [1] between the ions [1] 2 (c) It is soluble [1] 1 [1] Correct drawing of Na & Cl [1] [1] Correct charges and number of electron transferred [1] 2 Total 7 7 (a) Neon has a full octet electronic structure [1] Nitrogen needs to share 3 valence electrons with another nitrogen atom to attain a full octet electronic structure [1] 2 (b) Little energy is taken in to overcome the weak intermolecular forces [1] between the nitrogen molecules [1] 2 Total 4 8 (a) Q: 2.5 [1] R: 2.1[1] 2

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  • Sec 3E Science Chemistry CA 2 Test 1 2014: Suggested Marking Scheme

    Chemical Bonding

    Section A [5%]:

    MCQ1 B

    MCQ2 D

    X (metal) + Y (non-metal) = ionic bonding 2.8.2 2.8.7

    Formula XY2

    MCQ3 B MCQ4 D MCQ5 C

    Section B [20%]: 6

    (a) When solid, the ions are held in a fixed position [1] They cannot move freely to conduct electricity [1]

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    (b) Large amount of energy is needed to overcome the strong electrostatic forces of attraction [1] between the ions [1]

    2

    (c) It is soluble[1] 1

    [1] Correct drawing of Na & Cl [1] [1] Correct charges and number of electron transferred [1]

    2

    Total 7 7

    (a) Neon has a full octet electronic structure [1] Nitrogen needs to share 3 valence electrons with another nitrogen atom to attain a full octet electronic structure [1]

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    (b) Little energy is taken in to overcome the weak intermolecular forces [1] between the nitrogen molecules [1]

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    Total 4 8

    (a) Q: 2.5 [1] R: 2.1[1]

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  • (b)i ii

    RP [1] QR3 [1]

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    (c) P and R will form an ionic bond [1] as P is a non-metal with 7 valence electrons while R is a metal with 1 valence electron [1]

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    (d) R [1] 1 (e)

    [1] Correct drawing of P & Q [1] [1] Correct number of electrons shared (1 Q atom to 3 P atoms)

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    Total 9