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GCSE 9-1 Science AQA: My predictions for Chemistry Paper 2

Hi everyone! May I just add, my predictions are just a WILD guess on what has not appeared on the specimen papers from AQA and from researching the specification, I want to remind you all to cover the full content (use revision guides for tips on this) just to ensure you do not get any nasty surprises on the exam.

Combined Science:

Potable water - how it is made, drawbacks etc 6 marker
Phytomining & Bioleaching
Life Cycle Assessments
Global warming
Atom economy
Greenhouse gases
Cracking
Alkane formula calculations
Earth-early atmosphere (pie chart question)
Label a fractional column - everything released. Remember Lazy Penguins Keep Drinking Hot Beverages.
Gas tests
Describing graphs with a catalyst.

Single Separate Triple Science:

Polymers
Chromatography 6 marker
Rates of reaction practical
Tests for anions & cations
Formulation
Atmospheric pollutant
Equilibrium (factors)
Carboxylic Acids
Fertilisers
Reverse osmosis
The Haber process

Good luck & happy revising. Paper out shortly!
Good luck all!
what does 'Lazy Penguins Keep Drinking Hot Beverages' mean?
Original post by sausansayed
what does 'Lazy Penguins Keep Drinking Hot Beverages' mean?


i assume its the fractional distillation thing.

LPG
Petrol
Kerosene
Diesel
Heavy fuel
Bitumen
Original post by sausansayed
what does 'Lazy Penguins Keep Drinking Hot Beverages' mean?


The uses of Crude Oil and their fractions i.e

Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Petrol
Kerosene
Diesel
Heavy fuel oil
Bitumen

A way of remembering them :smile:
Original post by gew9urhwqe
i assume its the fractional distillation thing.

LPG
Petrol
Kerosene
Diesel
Heavy fuel
Bitumen


That's the one!
Original post by alphabetagam
Hi everyone! May I just add, my predictions are just a WILD guess on what has not appeared on the specimen papers from AQA and from researching the specification, I want to remind you all to cover the full content (use revision guides for tips on this) just to ensure you do not get any nasty surprises on the exam.

Combined Science:

Potable water - how it is made, drawbacks etc 6 marker
Phytomining & Bioleaching
Life Cycle Assessments
Global warming
Atom economy
Greenhouse gases
Cracking
Alkane formula calculations
Earth-early atmosphere (pie chart question)
Label a fractional column - everything released. Remember Lazy Penguins Keep Drinking Hot Beverages.
Gas tests
Describing graphs with a catalyst.

Single Separate Triple Science:

Polymers
Chromatography 6 marker
Rates of reaction practical
Tests for anions & cations
Formulation
Atmospheric pollutant
Equilibrium (factors)
Carboxylic Acids
Fertilisers
Reverse osmosis
The Haber process

Good luck & happy revising. Paper out shortly!


how do you do alkane formula calculations?
what is the process for the two typed of cracking?
Original post by alphabetagam
The uses of Crude Oil and their fractions i.e

Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Petrol
Kerosene
Diesel
Heavy fuel oil
Bitumen

A way of remembering them :smile:


thank you:h:
Original post by alphabetagam
The uses of Crude Oil and their fractions i.e

Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Petrol
Kerosene
Diesel
Heavy fuel oil
Bitumen

A way of remembering them :smile:


I don't think we need to know this.
Original post by gew9urhwqe
how do you do alkane formula calculations?
what is the process for the two typed of cracking?


There’s steam cracking and catalytic cracking; in steam cracking, you mix the hydrocarbon with steam and heat it to a very high temperature, and with catalytic you just pass it over a hot catalyst. This causes a thermal decomposition reaction.
Original post by hugebrain
I don't think we need to know this.


For combined you need to, it is on the spec :wink:
Best of luck all :smile:
U were actually mostly right lol it was an alright paper tho

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