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(c)  What is the physical state of region AB?



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                         (d)  If an impure bromine is used, what would happen to the line of the graph?


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                         (e)  Describe the arrangement of particles in region EF.
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                       2  All metals and non-metals change state.

                        (a)  Calcium is a metal that will change from solid to liquid and then gas.

                                                       Melting                       A
                                      Solid calcium              Liquid calcium              Gas calcium
                                                      Freezing                       B

                             (i)  State the process each represented by A and B.

                                  A:
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                                  B:
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                             (ii)  Describe, based on the kinetic particle theory, the arrangement and separation of the
                                  particles in the liquid calcium.






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                             (iii)  State two physical properties of gas calcium.





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                         (b)  Chlorine is a green gas that melts at –100°C and boils at –34°C.

                             (i)  Describe the arrangement and movement of particles in chlorine gas.





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