AQA Chemistry Paper 1, Part 1

How many electrons go on the first shell?

Which one isn't a compound?

What is special about the transition metals compared to other elements?

Which equation is written correctly?

Which two particles have the same mass?

What are the group 1 elements also referred to as?

What charge are metal ions?

What is an isotope?

How do the properties of the transition metals differ to the properties of the alkali metals?

Which equation shows the reason for the name of the group 1 metals?

Which particles carry a charge?

Who proposed that the electrons orbited the nucleus in shells/energy levels?

Atoms are made of...

What kind of substances can group 7 elements be part of?

How many electrons does each group 1 element have in its outer shell?

What charge ions do group 7 elements become?

What charge ions do group 1 atoms become?

What is the shorthand electronic configuration for an atom of Calcium?

How did Mendeleev develop Newlands' table?

Where are metals on the periodic table?

What is the name of the group 7 elements?

What is another name for the elements in group 0?

Which electron shell/energy level gets filled first?

How Many Elements Are There?

How is the modern periodic table now ordered?

What is the trend in reactivity for group 1 metals?

How big is the radius of an atom?

Which of these is not a use of transition metal elements/compounds

How is the relative atomic mass of an atom calculated for the periodic table?

Who did the alpha scattering experiment?

Whose idea was the plum pudding model of that atom?

What makes an atom a specific atom?

How did Newlands try to order the periodic table?

What's a compound?

Which of these could be used to separate a mixture of 2 liquids with different boiling points?

How can the elements be split apart in a compound?

Which element gains an electron in a reaction most easily?

Which property is not one of metals?

What defines a noble gas?

What is a mixture?