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1(a) Answer An explanation that combines identification via a judgement (1 mark) to reach a conclusion via justification/reasoning (1 mark): a negative ion must have more electrons than protons in the particle therefore Z will have a 2 charge Additional guidance Do not allow any comparison involving neutrons. 1(b) 40 + 2 (14 + 16 3) = 164 Answer Additional guidance Award full marks for correct numerical answer without working. Answer 1(c) Li ion with empty outer shell 1+ charge on Li 8 electrons on outer shell of F 1 charge on F (4)

2(a) D : Ca(NO 3 ) 2 2(b) C : 8 2(c) Description including four of the following s can be gained using diagrams (4) sodium - 2.8.1 / 1 electron in outer shell sodium (atoms) lose electrons one per atom (forms) Na + sulphur - 2.8.6 / 6 electrons in outer shell sulfur (atoms) gain electrons two per atom (forms) S 2- two sodium atoms / ions combine with one sulfur atom / ion formula is Na 2 S mention of shared electrons / covalent bonding in words or diagram = max 2 marks

Indicative Content QWC *2(d) A description including some of the following points solid {regular arrangement/ lattice} (of ions) sodium/na + ions chloride /Cl - ions (held together by) strong (ionic) bonds strong (electrostatic) forces of attraction between oppositely charged ions / positive and negatively charged ions closely packed together (when solid) does not conduct because ions cannot move molten heat energy {overcomes/breaks} (strong ionic) bonds strong (electrostatic) forces of attraction between oppositely charged ions / positive and negatively charged ions ions can move (therefore) conducts when molten (6) Leve 0 No rewardable content l 1 1-2 a limited explanation e.g. does not conduct when solid e.g. does conduct when molten the answer communicates ideas using simple language and uses limited scientific terminology spelling, punctuation and grammar are used with limited accuracy 2 3-4 a simple explanation e.g. does not conduct when solid, does conduct when molten because {ions / particles / atoms} can move the answer communicates ideas showing some evidence of clarity and organisation and uses scientific terminology appropriately spelling, punctuation and grammar are used with some accuracy 3 5-6 a detailed explanation e.g. solid has strong ionic bonds (between oppositely charged ions), does not conduct when solid because ions cannot move, does conduct when molten because ions can move the answer communicates ideas clearly and coherently uses a range of scientific terminology accurately spelling, punctuation and grammar are used with few errors

3(a)(i) particle proton 29 neutron 34 electron 29 all 3 correct any 1 or 2 correct 3(a)(ii) 3(a)(iii) (copper atom has) 4 (shells of electrons) Do not allow 4 electrons on the outer shell Do not allow 4 outer shells An explanation linking Maximum if no mention of atom(s)/atomic atoms of the (same) element/ atoms with the same { of protons/atomic } (but) different {s of neutrons/mass s} Allow the marks if a specific example is given e.g. all chlorine atoms have 17 protons but some have 18 neutrons and others have 20 neutrons Ignore any reference to s of electrons Ignore different forms of an element Allow {more/less} neutrons than the {usual/original} atom Do not allow more neutrons than protons Do not allow different (relative) atomic masses

3(a)(iv) (in 100 atoms) 63.6 with no working (3) (3) mass of copper-63 atoms = 63 x 70 / 63 x 0.7 / 63 x 7 63.5/64 with no working (0) (= 4410 / 44.1 / 441) Allow correct working shown to calculate 63.6 then final answer is rounded to 64 (3) mass of copper-65 atoms = 65 x 30 / 65 x 0.3 / 65 x 3 (= 1950 / 19.5 / 195) relative atomic mass = (63 x 70 + (65 x 30) / 4410 + 1950 100 100 44.1 + 19.5/ 441+ 195 (= 63.6) 10 Note: correct working shown to calculate 63.6 then final answer is incorrectly rounded to 63.5/63 Ignore any unit e.g. g Allow TE for third mark e.g if percentages used the wrong way round 64.4 scores 3(b)(i) Reject any reference to a covalent bond or sharing electrons (0) two electrons/ 2e (-) Cu Cu 2+ + 2e (-) or Cu - 2e (-) Cu 2+ Allow +2 for charge {loses/gives away} electrons Allow transfers electrons to another atom Allow electrons taken away Ignore electrons are missing Ignore references to the nitrate ion/other non-metals Ignore references to full outer shell 3(b)(ii) Cu(NO 3) 2 Formula must be totally correct including subscripts, letter case and brackets Allow Cu 2+ (NO 3 - )2 Ignore any balancing s in front of formula Ignore any working/attempted equation to find the formula