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How are the atoms held together in a metal?: OCR GCSE Combined Science B questions

Every OCR GCSE Combined Science B exam question on C3.1 How are the atoms held together in a metal?, 2018–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

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  1. Q8(a)

    June 2024 · Chemistry Paper 2 Foundation

    3 marksC3.1 How are the atoms held together in a metal?
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    The start of question 8

  2. Q4(a)

    June 2024 · Chemistry Paper 6 Higher

    3 marksC3.1 How are the atoms held together in a metal?
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    The start of question 4

  3. Q2(a)

    June 2023 · Chemistry Paper 2 Foundation

    3 marksC4.2 How do bonding and structure affect properties of materials?C3.1 How are the atoms held together in a metal?
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    The start of question 2

  4. Q2(b)

    June 2023 · Chemistry Paper 2 Foundation

    3 marksC3.1 How are the atoms held together in a metal?C4.2 How do bonding and structure affect properties of materials?
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    The start of question 2

  5. Q4(b)

    June 2022 · Chemistry Paper 2 Foundation

    2 marksC3.1 How are the atoms held together in a metal?
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    The start of question 4

  6. Q3(e)(i)

    June 2022 · Chemistry Paper 6 Higher

    1 markC3.1 How are the atoms held together in a metal?
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    The start of question 3

  7. Q9(c)(i)

    November 2020 · Chemistry Paper 2 Foundation

    1 markC3.1 How are the atoms held together in a metal?
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    The start of question 9

  8. Q9(c)(ii)

    November 2020 · Chemistry Paper 2 Foundation

    2 marksC3.1 How are the atoms held together in a metal?
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    The start of question 9

  9. Q2(c)(i)

    November 2020 · Chemistry Paper 6 Higher

    1 markC3.1 How are the atoms held together in a metal?
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    The start of question 2

  10. Q2(c)(ii)

    November 2020 · Chemistry Paper 6 Higher

    2 marksC3.1 How are the atoms held together in a metal?
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    The start of question 2
All 10 questions on How are the atoms held together in a metal?, as a list
  1. June 2024, Chemistry Paper 2 Foundation, Q8(a) (3 marks): The properties of a metal depend on its structure. Complete the sentences to explain the properties of metals. Use words from the list. Atoms Electrons Ions Met
  2. June 2024, Chemistry Paper 6 Higher, Q4(a) (3 marks): Explain why metals are good electrical conductors, malleable, and have high melting points. Good electrical conductors Malleable High melting points [3]
  3. June 2023, Chemistry Paper 2 Foundation, Q2(a) (3 marks): Sodium is a metal and sodium chloride is an ionic compound. Draw lines to connect sodium and sodium chloride with the correct structure and nature of their chem
  4. June 2023, Chemistry Paper 2 Foundation, Q2(b) (3 marks): Complete the sentences to explain the electrical conductivity of sodium and sodium chloride. Put a ring around each correct option. Sodium is a good conductor o
  5. June 2022, Chemistry Paper 2 Foundation, Q4(b) (2 marks): Complete the sentence to explain why sodium is a good conductor of electricity. Put a ring around the two correct answers. Sodium is a good conductor of electri
  6. June 2022, Chemistry Paper 6 Higher, Q3(e)(i) (1 mark): Which two structures are the lattice of a metal? Structures and [1]
  7. November 2020, Chemistry Paper 2 Foundation, Q9(c)(i) (1 mark): Complete the key to the diagram. Key + – [1]
  8. November 2020, Chemistry Paper 2 Foundation, Q9(c)(ii) (2 marks): The structure of metals explains why their properties are different from those of non-metals. Draw lines to connect each metal property with its explanation. Me
  9. November 2020, Chemistry Paper 6 Higher, Q2(c)(i) (1 mark): Complete the key to the diagram. Key + – [1]
  10. November 2020, Chemistry Paper 6 Higher, Q2(c)(ii) (2 marks): The structure of metals explains why their properties are different from those of non-metals. Draw lines to connect each metal property with its explanation. Me

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