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    Atoms,

    Molecules

    and

    Stoichiometry

    Contents

    1. MPM Specimen Paper2. STPM 2013 Semester 1

    3. STPM 2014 Semester 1

    4. Malaysia Matriculation Paper 2013

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    Objective questions

    Q1 ( MPM Specimen Paper )

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    Answer : D

    Explanation

    Particle Number of protons Number of

    electrons

    Number of

    neutrons

    7 7 9

    2- 8 10 10

    9 9 10

    + 35 34 44

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    Question 2 ( MPM Specimen Paper )

    Answer : D

    Explanation

    RAM = ( )( )

    = 14.00

    RMM of X2is 28 . Isotopes of X have same number of protons but different in number of

    neutrons .

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    Question 3 ( STPM 2013 Sem 1 )

    Tetraethyllead(IV) , (CH3CH2)4Pb , is added to petroleum as an antiknock agent .

    (CH3CH2)4Pb is prepared from ethane , CH3CH3, according to the following

    reactions :

    CH3CH3+ Cl2 CH3CH2Cl + HCl

    4CH3CH2Cl + 4NaPb (CH3CH2)4Pb + 3Pb + 4NaCl

    Which statement about the reactions is not true ?

    A. One mole of Cl2produces one mole of CH3CH2Cl .

    B. Four moles of Cl2produce one mole of (CH3CH2)4Pb .

    C. One mole of HCl is formed for each mole of (CH 3CH2)4Pb produced .

    D. Four moles of CH3CH3is required for each mole of (CH3CH2)4Pb produced .

    Answer : C

    Explanation

    Overall equation :4CH3CH3+ 4Cl2+ 4NaPb (CH3CH2)4Pb + 3Pb + 4NaCl + 4HCl

    1 mole of Cl21 mole of CH3CH2Cl 4 mole of Cl2 1 mole of (CH3CH2)4Pb 1 mole of (CH3CH2)4Pb 4 mole of HCl 4 mole of CH3CH31 mole of (CH3CH2)4Pb

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    Question 4 ( STPM 2014 Sem 1 )

    The proton number of ion Y is 16 , its nucleon number is 33 and it has the same

    number of electrons and neutrons . What is the charge of ion Y ?

    A. -2

    B. -1

    C. +1

    D. +2

    Answer : B

    Explanation

    Nucleon

    number

    Number of

    protons

    Number of

    electrons

    Number of

    neutrons

    33 16 17 17

    Since Y has one electron more than proton , thus it carries a charge of -1 .

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    Question 5 ( STPM 2014 Sem 1 )

    An element X with a relative atomic mass of 28.1 consists of isotopes28

    X ,29

    X and

    30X . If the percentage abundance of

    29X and

    30X are the same , what is the

    percentage abundance for28

    X ?

    A. 0.32

    B. 3.33

    C. 93.3

    D. 96.7

    Answer : C

    Explanation

    Let the percentage abundance of 29X and 30X be a . Let the percentage abundance of 28X be ( 100aa ) . RAM = 28.1 () () ()

    = 28.1

    a = 3.33 %

    Percentage abundance of 29X and 30X = 3.33 % Percentage abundance of 28X= (1003.333.33 )%

    = 93.34 %

    = 93.3 %

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    Structured & Essays Question

    Question 1 ( MPM Specimen Paper )

    (a) (i) Name the subatomic particle Y . [1m]

    Answer : neutron(ii) Draw the paths of the beams of electrons & hydrogen ions in the above

    diagram . [2m]

    Answering skill : Beam of electrons deflect more than that of H+ions .

    Answer :

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    (iii) If a beam of deuterium ions is passed through the electric field , explain the

    difference in deflection angle between the beam of hydrogen ions and that of

    deuterium ions .[2m]

    Answer :

    The deflection angle for deuterium ions is smaller than that of hydrogen ions . This is because deuterium ion has a larger m/e value than hydrogen ions .* Alternative answer :

    The deflection angle for deuterium ion is half of that for hydrogen ion . This is because the deuterium ion is twice as heavy as hydrogen ions .

    * Extra notes

    The heavier the ions ( larger m/e value ) , the smaller the deflection angle forthat ion .

    Isotopes for hydrogenIsotopes Nucleon

    number

    Number of

    protons

    Number of

    electrons

    Number of

    neutrons

    ( protium )

    1 1 1 0

    ( deuterium )

    2 1 1 1

    ( tritium )

    3 1 1 2

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    (b) P+and Q

    -ions are isoelectronic with the

    isotope .

    (i) State the nucleon number of the isotope .

    Answer : 40(ii) Identify P

    +& Q

    -ions .

    Answer :~ P

    +ion : K

    +ion / potassium ions

    ~ Q-ion : Cl

    -ion / chloride ions

    *Extra Note

    Isoelectronic species : species with same number of electrons For P+ions :

    Number of

    protons

    Number of

    electrons

    19 18

    For Q-ions :Number of

    protons

    Number of

    electrons

    17 18

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    (c) If the percentage of the actual yield of FeCl3obtained in the laboratory is 82.0% ,

    calculate the mass of FeCl3produced . [2m]

    Answer :

    Mass of FeCl3produced = 497.8 82.0%= 408.2 g

    (d) Explain why there is a difference between the calculated theoretical value yield

    of FeCl3 with that of the actual yield obtained in the laboratory . [2m]

    Answer :

    Some of the chlorine gas escapes from the reacting vessel . Some of FeCl3will be decomposed and forms FeCl2.

    2 FeCl3(s) 2 FeCl2(s) + Cl2(g)

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    Question 3 ( Matriculation 2013 )

    Silicon exists as three stable atoms with nucleon number of 28 , 29 and 30 . The

    proton number of silicon is 14 .

    (a) Write the symbol for any one of 3 silicon atoms . Indicating its proton and

    nucleon number in the symbol . [1m]

    Answer :

    @ @ (b) If the amount of a sample of silicon with nucleon number of 28 , 29 and 30 are

    92.2% , 4.68% and 3.12% , calculate the relative atomic mass of silicon . [2m]

    Answer :

    RAM = ( )( )( )

    = 28.1

    (c)Sketch and label the mass spectrum of silicon . [2m]

    Answer :

    Answer :

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    Question 4 ( Matriculation 2013 )

    When 80.0g of ethene gas , C2H4 reacts with 110.0 g of hydrochloric acid , HCl ,

    chloroethane , C2H5Cl is produced .

    (a) Write a balanced chemical equation for the reaction . [1m]

    Answer : C2H4(g) + HCl (aq) C2H5Cl (g)(b) Determine the limiting reactant in the reaction . [3m]

    Answer :

    Number of moles of ethene =

    (

    ) ( )

    mol

    = 2.86 mol

    Number of moles of HCl =

    mol

    = 3.01 mol

    Since the number of moles for ethene is less than that for hydrochloric acid ,thus the limiting reactant is ethene gas .

    (c) Calculate the mass of C2H5Cl produced . [3m]

    Answer :

    Number of moles of C2H5Cl = number of moles of ethene gas= 2.86 mol

    Mass of C2H5Cl produced = 2.86 [ 2(12.0) + 5(1.0) + 35.5 ]

    = 184 g ( 3s.f )

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    (d) Calculate the mass of excess reactant remained at the end of the reaction . [3m]

    Answer :

    Number of HCl used = number of moles of ethene gas= 2.86 mole

    Number of moles of HCl remained = 3.01 - 2.86= 0.15 mol

    Mass of excess HCl remained = 0.15 ( 35.5 + 1.0 )= 5.48 g ( 3sf )d

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