Chemistry 9701/21 — May/June 2020
Cambridge AS Level · AS Level Structured Questions · worked solutions for every part, with the mark scheme
Topics Atoms, Molecules and Stoichiometry · Chemical Bonding · Nitrogen and Sulfur · Hydrocarbons · Carboxylic Acids and Derivatives · Introduction to Organic Chemistry · +10 more
Gallium is a metal in Group 13 of the Periodic Table.
There are two stable isotopes of gallium, and .
State, with reference to subatomic particles, how the isotopes and differ from each other.
State what further information is needed to calculate the relative atomic mass of gallium.
Gallium and its compounds show similar properties to aluminium and its compounds.
Gallium reacts with excess chlorine to form gallium trichloride.
At , gallium trichloride is a gas.
Suggest the type of attraction that exists at :
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between atoms within a gallium trichloride molecule
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between gallium trichloride molecules.
When gallium trichloride is cooled a solid, , forms.
Suggest the name of the attraction formed between two gallium trichloride molecules to form .
Gallium metal reacts rapidly when exposed to air. A white solid layer is formed on its surface.
Suggest an equation to describe the reaction occurring when gallium metal is exposed to air.
The table gives the formula of each gallium-containing product formed when gallium oxide reacts separately with hot aqueous hydrochloric acid and hot aqueous sodium hydroxide.
| formula of gallium-containing product | |
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| hot aqueous hydrochloric acid | |
| hot aqueous sodium hydroxide |
Give the name of the type of behaviour shown by gallium oxide in these reactions.
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