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    HKDSE CHEMISTRY — A Modern View (Second Edition)

    Part II Microscopic world I

    Chemistry: Chapter 7 Chemical bonding: ionic bonding and metallic bonding


    Combined Science (Chemistry Part): Chapter 7 Chemical bonding: ionic bonding and
    metallic bonding

    Assertion-reason questions

    Each question below consists of two separate statements. Decide whether each of
    the two statements is true or false; if both are true, then decide whether or not
    the second statement is a correct explanation of the first statement. Then select one
    option from A to D according to the following table:
    A. Both statements are true and the 2nd statement is a correct explanation
    of the 1st statement.
    B. Both statements are true but the 2nd statement is NOT a correct
    explanation of the 1st statement.
    C. The 1st statement is false but the 2nd statement is true.
    D. Both statements are false.

    Sections 7.17.3
    |!|CMERF0020700001|!| |!|CSERF0020700001|!|
    Calcium atoms and calcium ions have Both calcium atom and calcium ion
    different physical and chemical have the same number of protons.
    properties.

    ##B##

    |!|CMERF0020700002|!| |!|CSERF0020700002|!|
    Calcium ions are more reactive than Calcium ions are positively charged and
    calcium atoms. tend to gain electrons.

    ##D Calcium ions are less reactive than calcium atoms as calcium ions have attained
    an octet structure.##

    Sections 7.47.5
    |!|CMERF0020700003|!| |!|CSERF0020700003|!|
    When calcium reacts with oxygen, an Calcium is a metal while oxygen is a
    ionic compound forms. non-metal.

    © Aristo Educational Press Ltd 2014 Chapter 7


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    HKDSE CHEMISTRY — A Modern View (Second Edition)
    Part II Microscopic world I

    ##A##

    |!|CMERF0020700004|!| |!|CSERF0020700004|!|
    When magnesium reacts with oxygen, Magnesium loses two electrons when it
    magnesium(II) oxide forms. reacts with oxygen.

    ##C The compound of magnesium and oxygen is magnesium oxide. Magnesium only
    forms one simple ion (Mg2+).##

    Sections 7.67.7
    |!|CMERH0020700005|!| |!|CSERH0020700005|!|
    All solid compounds with iron(II) as Iron(II) chloride dissolves in water to
    the only cation are green in colour. form a pale green solution.

    ##C The colour of an aqueous ion may not be the same as it is in a solid compound.
    For example, iron(II) oxide is black in colour.##

    |!|CMERF0020700006|!| |!|CSERF0020700006|!|
    Ions move under the influence of an Ions are charged particles.
    electric field.

    ##A##

    |!|CMERF0020700007|!| |!|CSERF0020700007|!|
    Mercury cannot conduct electricity at Mercury is a liquid at room conditions.
    room conditions.

    ##C Mercury can conduct electricity at room conditions as it contains delocalized
    electrons.##

    © Aristo Educational Press Ltd 2014 Chapter 7


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