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Chemistry 0620 · Cambridge (CAIE) IGCSE

The Periodic Table

34 past-paper questions on The Periodic Table · examined 2023–2025.

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0620/13 · O/N · Q20 [1]Sign up to mark my answer →

Elements L and M are in the same group of the Periodic Table. Why do L and M have similar chemical properties?

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The diagram shows elements W, X, Y and Z in a section of the Periodic Table. Which statement about the reactivity of the elements is correct?

0620/22 · M/J · Q21 [1]Sign up to mark my answer →

The table shows some properties of noble gases. Which row predicts the density and the boiling point of krypton?

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Sodium is a Group I metal. What is a physical property of sodium?

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Tennessine (atomic number 117) is a manufactured element that is below astatine in Group VII of the Periodic Table. What is the expected state of tennessine at room temperature and pressure?

0620/22 · M/J · Q24 [1]Sign up to mark my answer →

When chlorine is bubbled into aqueous sodium bromide, a displacement reaction occurs. Which description of this reaction is correct?

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Give the symbol of the element that forms an ion which produces a red colour in a flame test.

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Chlorine is in Group VII of the Periodic Table. Give the colour and state of chlorine at room temperature and pressure.

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