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    This document contains the answers to a chemistry exam for Form 3 students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School. Section A contains multiple choice questions and Section B contains short answer questions. Some of the key points summarized are: - Section A contains 20 multiple choice questions - Section B question 1 discusses a chemical change of magnesium burning and producing magnesium oxide - Section B question 2 discusses isotopes and how isotopes of the same element have the same number of protons but different number of neutrons - Section B question 3 discusses trends in the periodic table such as atomic number and how noble gases have a stable outer electron configuration

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    This document contains the answers to a chemistry exam for Form 3 students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School. Section A contains multiple choice questions and Section B contains short answer questions. Some of the key points summarized are: - Section A contains 20 multiple choice questions - Section B question 1 discusses a chemical change of magnesium burning and producing magnesium oxide - Section B question 2 discusses isotopes and how isotopes of the same element have the same number of protons but different number of neutrons - Section B question 3 discusses trends in the periodic table such as atomic number and how noble gases have a stable outer electron configuration

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    This document contains the answers to a chemistry exam for Form 3 students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School. Section A contains multiple choice questions and Section B contains short answer questions. Some of the key points summarized are: - Section A contains 20 multiple choice questions - Section B question 1 discusses a chemical change of magnesium burning and producing magnesium oxide - Section B question 2 discusses isotopes and how isotopes of the same element have the same number of protons but different number of neutrons - Section B question 3 discusses trends in the periodic table such as atomic number and how noble gases have a stable outer electron configuration

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    SKH LAM WOO MEMORIAL SECONDARY SCHOOL

    First Examination (2019-2020)


    F.3 Chemistry (Answer)

    Section A: Multiple-choice Questions (30 marks, 1.5 marks each)


    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
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    B     
    C     
    D     

    Section B: Long Questions (70 marks)


    1.
    a) It is a chemical change ① as a new substance (magnesium oxide) is formed. ①
    b) a bright white light① is given out and white powder① is formed after burning.
    c) magnesium + oxygen → magnesium dioxide
    (① reactants; ① products; ① for the whole word equation)
    d) tongs/ Bunsen burner/ insulating mat (any 2) ②
    e) wear safety goggles/ make the room well ventilated/ do the experiment behind a
    safety screen/ do not look directly at the burning magnesium ①

    2.
    a) x: proton ① y: electron ① z: neutron ①
    b) helium ①
    c) ⑥
    Atomic number Mass number Net charge
    Atom A 2 3 0 / neutral
    Atom B 2 4 0 / neutral

    d) They are isotopes. ① They have same atomic number but different mass number. ①

    3.
    a) Arranged in ascending order of atomic number / number of proton in nucleus. ①
    b) As it is very reactive, ① storing it in oil can prevent the reaction with oxygen/water
    in air. ①
    c)
    i) They have the same number of outermost shell electrons. ①
    ii) They have different number of occupied electron shells. ①
    d) ⑧
    Atomic Name of Symbol of Electronic Physical state
    number element element arrangement at 25℃
    g 9 fluorine F 2,7 gas
    p 18 argon Ar 2,8,8 gas
    e) Silicon ①
    f)
    i) diamond/graphite ①
    ii) diamond is a solid at room condition/colourless/hard/has a high melting point/is
    an electrical insulator
    graphite is a solid at room condition /black/brittle/has a high melting point/is an
    electrical conductor ②
    g) c/ l/ boron /silicon ①
    h)

    ②
    2,8,7①
    i) Noble gases

    4.
    a) Element A. ①
    b)
    i) Element A. ① Iit is a better① thermal conductor① than element B.
    ii) The element must not be toxic/ corrosion resistance/ high melting point. ①
    (Accept other reasonable answers.)
    c)
    i) A: copper ① (Accept other reasonable answers.)
    ii): B: carbon ① (Accept other reasonable answers.)
    d) No. ① Wood is not an element/ a mixture of compound. ①

    5.
    a) Crushing is a physical change. ① Extraction is a chemical change. ①
    b) carbon reduction ①
    c) carbon/ charcoal ①
    d) carbon dioxide ①
    e) Pass the gas into lime water. ① Lime water changes from colourless to milky. ①
    f) copper oxide + carbon → copper + carbon dioxide ③
    (① reactants; ① products; ① for the whole word equation)
    g) Copper is reddish brown ① while copper oxide is black. ①.
    h) No. ① Sodium is too reactive/ sodium ore is too stable. ①
    i) Gold exists as free element① in nature and can be obtained easily by physical
    method. ①
    j) Gold panning ①

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