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    2.1.1 Atomic Structure: Acceptable Answer Mark Additional Guidance

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    This document summarizes key information about atomic structure: 1) Isotopes have the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons, leading to similar chemical properties but varying physical properties due to different masses. 2) The relative atomic composition of naturally occurring copper isotopes can be calculated from the known isotopic abundances. 3) Chemical properties depend on electronic configuration while physical properties like mass spectrometry peaks depend on the actual nucleus including neutrons.

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    This document summarizes key information about atomic structure: 1) Isotopes have the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons, leading to similar chemical properties but varying physical properties due to different masses. 2) The relative atomic composition of naturally occurring copper isotopes can be calculated from the known isotopic abundances. 3) Chemical properties depend on electronic configuration while physical properties like mass spectrometry peaks depend on the actual nucleus including neutrons.

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    This document summarizes key information about atomic structure: 1) Isotopes have the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons, leading to similar chemical properties but varying physical properties due to different masses. 2) The relative atomic composition of naturally occurring copper isotopes can be calculated from the known isotopic abundances. 3) Chemical properties depend on electronic configuration while physical properties like mass spectrometry peaks depend on the actual nucleus including neutrons.

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    2.1.1 Atomic Structure: Acceptable Answer Mark Additional Guidance

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    This document summarizes key information about atomic structure: 1) Isotopes have the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons, leading to similar chemical properties but varying physical properties due to different masses. 2) The relative atomic composition of naturally occurring copper isotopes can be calculated from the known isotopic abundances. 3) Chemical properties depend on electronic configuration while physical properties like mass spectrometry peaks depend on the actual nucleus including neutrons.

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    2.1.

    1 Atomic Structure
    Question Acceptable Answer Mark Additional Guidance
    1 a) Isotopes are atoms with the same number of 1 Allow: same atomic number
    protons, but different numbers of neutrons. but different mass number
    b) Similar chemical properties because they have 1
    the same electronic structure.
    Varying physical properties because they have 1
    different masses.
    2 a) 1 Allow fractions like 0.51x90
    ( 51× 90 ) + ( 11 ×91 ) + ( 18 × 92 )+ (18 × 94 ) +(2× 96) etc
    100 Allow ±1 in values of
    = 91.31 percentage
    1 Allow ECF

    b) Peak of Cu-63 at 69.15 1 Ignore working


    Peak of Cu-65 at 30.85 1
    3 a) number of electrons Allow atomic number
    Chemical properties depend on electronic 1
    configuration

    b)
    1 mark for correct m/z ratio of
    2 each peak
    1 for correct relative
    abundance

    4 a) 3 0.5 mark for each correctly


    filled box

    b) the number of protons in the nucleus 1 Donot allow ‘no. of electrons’


    c) the total number of protons and neutrons in the 1
    atom.
    5 a) two 1
    b)  ((23 x 10) + (100 x 11))/123 = 1330/123 =10.81 1

    6 a) A: mass number and z: atomic number 1 Allow z: proton number


    b) Chlorine 1
    c) 1 Allow: [Ne] 3s2 3p5

    1
    7 a) Relative atomic mass is the average mass of one 1
    atom compared to one twelfth of the mass of one 1
    atom of carbon-12
    b)
    ( 69 ×60.1 ) + ( 71 ×39.9 ) 1 Allow 69.8
    RAM =
    100
    ¿ 69.79 1
    8 a) Lithium 1
    b) Nitrogen 1
    c) Oxygen 1
    9 1 1 Mark for correct formula
    1 Mark for correct answer
    R.A.M = [(78.7 x 24) + (10.13 x 25) + (11.17 x 26)] 1
    /100 = 24.3 1
    10 1 Mark for correct axis
    4 labelling
    1 Mark for correct m/z
    percentages of diatomic
    molecules
    1 Mark for correct spikes

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