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    The document contains three exercises about elements and their properties: 1. The first exercise provides a table with nucleon and proton numbers for elements D, E, G and H. It asks which two elements are unreactive and which exists as a monoatomic gas based on this information. 2. The second exercise provides the electron configurations of helium, neon and argon. It asks about their similar physical properties and how density and boiling point change between them. It also asks about uses of each element. 3. The third exercise provides the proton numbers of sodium and sulfur and asks which is more electronegative. It asks which group sulfur is in and compares the atomic radii of sodium and

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    The document contains three exercises about elements and their properties: 1. The first exercise provides a table with nucleon and proton numbers for elements D, E, G and H. It asks which two elements are unreactive and which exists as a monoatomic gas based on this information. 2. The second exercise provides the electron configurations of helium, neon and argon. It asks about their similar physical properties and how density and boiling point change between them. It also asks about uses of each element. 3. The third exercise provides the proton numbers of sodium and sulfur and asks which is more electronegative. It asks which group sulfur is in and compares the atomic radii of sodium and

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    The document contains three exercises about elements and their properties: 1. The first exercise provides a table with nucleon and proton numbers for elements D, E, G and H. It asks which two elements are unreactive and which exists as a monoatomic gas based on this information. 2. The second exercise provides the electron configurations of helium, neon and argon. It asks about their similar physical properties and how density and boiling point change between them. It also asks about uses of each element. 3. The third exercise provides the proton numbers of sodium and sulfur and asks which is more electronegative. It asks which group sulfur is in and compares the atomic radii of sodium and

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    The document contains three exercises about elements and their properties: 1. The first exercise provides a table with nucleon and proton numbers for elements D, E, G and H. It asks which two elements are unreactive and which exists as a monoatomic gas based on this information. 2. The second exercise provides the electron configurations of helium, neon and argon. It asks about their similar physical properties and how density and boiling point change between them. It also asks about uses of each element. 3. The third exercise provides the proton numbers of sodium and sulfur and asks which is more electronegative. It asks which group sulfur is in and compares the atomic radii of sodium and

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    EXERCISES.

    1. Table 1 shows the nucleon numbers and proton numbers of elements D, E, G


    and H.

    ELEMENT NUCLEON NUMBER PROTON NUMBER


    D 9 4
    E 20 10
    G 32 16
    H 40 18

    Table 1

    (a) i Choose two unreactive elements from the above table.


    ii Explain your answer in (a) (i)

    (b) Which of the elements D,E,G and H exist as monoatomic gas? Why?

    2. Table 2 shows the electron arrangement of helium, neon and argon.

    ELEMENT ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT


    Helium 2
    Neon 2.8
    Argon 2.8.8

    Table 2

    (a) State two similar physical properties for helium, neon and argon.

    (b) State how each of the following physical properties changes from helium,
    neon to argon.
    (i) Density (ii) Boiling point

    (c) Explain your answer in (b) (ii).

    (d) State one use for


    (i) Helium
    (ii) Neon
    (iii) Argon
    3. Sodium and sulphur are placed in Period 3 of the Periodic Table. Proton number
    of sodium is 11 and proton number of sulphur is 16.
    (a) Between sodium and sulphur, which is more electronegative? Explain your
    answer.

    (b) Which group of the Periodic Table is sulphur situated?

    (c) Compare the atomic radius of sodium and sulphur.

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