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    The document appears to be a series of answers to questions about chemistry concepts. It includes definitions of melting point and boiling point, descriptions of physical states, explanations of phase changes and diffusion. It also addresses electron configuration, atomic structure, and isotopes. Key details provided include values for melting points, diagrams of phase changes, definitions of different processes, and identification of subatomic particles.

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    20B
    1B
    21D
    2A
    22A
    3A
    23D
    4D
    24B
    5B
    25D
    6D
    26C
    7C
    27C
    8A
    28D
    9A
    29D
    10C
    30C
    11A
    31A
    12C

    13B

    14B

    15A

    16A

    17C

    18D

    19B
    ANSWER

    1 (a) (i) Melting point: 53ºC


    Boiling point:259ºC 1
    [values and unit]
    (ii) Region Physical state 1
    AB Solid
    DE Liquid and gas
    (iii) The heat energy absorbed by the particles 1
    Is used to overcome the forces of attraction between particles
    (b) (i) 7 1
    (ii) 33 1
    16
    Q
    (iii) P and S 1
    (iv) Q and R 1
    Have same number of protons but different number of neutrons
    //
    Have same proton number but different nucleon number

    10

    2 (a) (i) Sublimation/ diffusion 1


    R:solid to gas
    (ii) Molecule 1
    (iii) I2 1
    (iv)
    1. At least 6 partciles (3x2)
    2. Same sizes
    3. Do not overlap
    1
    Solid

    or
    1

    Gas
    1. At least 6 particles[3×2]
    2. Same sizes
    3. Do not overlap
    (b) (i) Higher
    r:faster 1
    (ii) Iodine particles/ molecule absorb energy(heat)
    Kinetic energy of particles increase// Particles move faster 1
    1
    (c) (i) A process when particles of a substance/ gas P/Q move
    between the particles of another substance/ gas Q/P
    1
    (ii) Brown// light brown
    1
    10

    3 (a) (i) X : electron 1 2


    Y : nucleus
    (ii) Electron // X 1
    (b) (i) The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom 1 6
    (ii) 18 1
    (iii) 2.8.7 1
    (iv) 2

    Number of shell, 3
    Number of electron, 17
    (v) 7 1
    (c) (i) A and B 1 2
    (ii) Because A and B has different number of neutrons but same 1
    number of protons // has different nucleon number but same
    proton number
    10

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