AQA CHEM1: 15th May 2012

Would be alright to put cracking instead of thermal cracking as the name of the process of breaking down long chains into small chains? It becer said what type of cracking like in jan just **** is the process called

For the question about why Hydrogen bonds would not form, would it be okay to say as the molecule contains no Nitrogen, Oxygen or Flourine atoms, and Hydrogen bonds only form between Hydrogen atoms and Nitrogen, Oxygen or Flourine. Everyone seems to have wrote something about electronegativity

For the question about why Hydrogen bonds would not form, would it be okay to say as the molecule contains no Nitrogen, Oxygen or Flourine atoms, and Hydrogen bonds only form between Hydrogen atoms and Nitrogen, Oxygen or Flourine. Everyone seems to have wrote something about electronegativity

would ypu get mark for h20 instesd of h2

I doubt it. I think electronegativity difference is the only thing that will score here.

My chemistry teacher looked at the paper and he said it would be what I said, he could easily be getting confused though I hope I get credit for it!

I hope so, but in my experience with this specification it seems unlikely.

for the question which asked us to predict the bond angle, will I still get the mark for stating 109 degrees?

really ? i drew 2-methlyprop-1-ene

really ? i drew 2-methlyprop-1-ene

This isn't a functional group isomer of the alkene in the question because it contains the same functional group. Cyclobutane or methylcyclopropane are the only things that will score here.

anyone know where i can find June 2012 CHEM1 AQA question paper and markscheme?!?! pleaseee