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The p-block groups are numbered:
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Form 4 Chemistry
Unit 5: P-Block Elements questions and answers
324 practice questions on P-Block Elements, covering all 7 lessons of the unit. Each has its answer and an explanation. Free.
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P-Block Elements: sample questions with answers
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Which is the lightest element in the boron family?
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What is the Latin name of lead, from which its symbol Pb comes?
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What does the Greek word pnictogens mean?
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Why are group 16 elements called ore forming?
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Chlorine has atomic number 17. What is its electronic configuration?
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Which of these elements is a noble gas?
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What unit 5 covers
Questions follow the book: Chemistry, Form Four, Student Book.
Lesson 1: Introduction to p-block elements
- Introduction to p-block elements
Lesson 2: Group 13 Boron family
- Group 13 boron family
- Electronic configuration of boron family
- Physical properties of boron family
- Chemical properties of boron family
- Uses of boron family
Lesson 3: Group 14 Carbon family
- Group 14 carbon family
- Electronic configuration of carbon family
- Physical properties of carbon family
- Chemical properties of carbon family
- Uses of carbon family
Lesson 4: Group 15 Nitrogen family
- Group 15 nitrogen family
- Electronic configuration of nitrogen family
- Physical properties of nitrogen family
- Chemical properties of nitrogen family
- Uses of nitrogen family
Lesson 5: Group 16 Oxygen family
- Group 16 oxygen family
- Electronic configuration of oxygen family
- Physical properties of oxygen family
- Chemical properties of oxygen family
- Uses of oxygen family
Lesson 6: Group 17 Halogens
- Group 17 halogens
- Electronic configuration of halogens
- Physical properties of halogens
- Chemical properties of halogens
- Reaction of halogens with water
- Uses of halogens
- Chapter review
Lesson 7: Group 18: Noble Gases
- Group 18: noble gases
- Electronic configuration of noble gases
- Physical properties of noble gases
- Chemical properties of noble gases
- Uses of noble gases
- Chapter review
Other units of Form 4 Chemistry
- unit 1Hydrocarbons
- unit 2Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
- unit 3Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids
- unit 4Biochemistry
- unit 6Chemical Kinetics
- unit 7Chemical Equilibrium
- unit 8Introduction to Nuclear Chemistry
