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I was thrilled with today's paper as there was not a big challenge. I hope it went well and you get the grades you want.
The thing with this paper is their was a lot of 2-3 mark answers and rather than I write down what I wrote, we construct this mark scheme together?
I copied all questions and a few definite answers on Tracing paper, so these are 1000000000% Reliable.
----------------------AQA CHEMISTRY HIGHER TIER UNOFFICIAL MARK SCHEME----------------------------
1)
a) You were asked to calculate the mean
Answer: 5.75
ii) Question: Suggest Improvement to the experiment.
(This question came up in a past paper, so I shall post all the definite answer's like last year).
Answers (Mark scheme from June 2015 paper):
improvement:
use a plastic / polystyrene cup or add a lid reason - must be linked reduce / stop heat loss (accept use lagging/insulation).
OR
improvement:use a digital thermometer (allow use a data logger) reason - must be linked more accurate or easy to read or stores data (allow more precise or more sensitive).
Ignore:
>ignore more reliable
>ignore improvements to method,eg take more readings
Possible answers:
b)You were given some Data and you had to post the Links between the Mass and Final Temp, here's the data.
Mass (g) Final Temperature in degrees Celsius
2.0 --------------------------------------- 21.5
4.0 --------------------------------------- 23.0
6.0 --------------------------------------- 24.5
8.0 --------------------------------------- 26.0
10.0 --------------------------------------- 26.6
12.0 --------------------------------------- 26.6
14.0 --------------------------------------- 26.6
Answer:
2)
a)Endothermic
b)You had to work out the percentage of Nitrogen in NH3
Answer: 82.4%
c)
i) 7
ii) Tick the correct box
Answer: H+ + OH- -> H20
iii) Ammonium and Chlorine react to produce
Answer: Ammonium Chloride
d) This was the 6 mark question. Basically, here's an overview of an answer to get points.
Answer: 200kg of Ammonium Nitrate would be chosen, because it has a high yield and high profit, and minimal deposit into the river when washed away.
(I think to get high marks in this, you need to include numbers in your answer)
3)
a)
i)Explain why Oxygen has a mass of 16.
Answer:
ii) 12/6 C and 14/6 C are Isotopes of Carbon. Explain why include Sub-atomic particles in your answer.
Answer:
b)
i) Asks you what type of bonding is in the water molecule.
Answer: Covalent bond
ii)
Answer: Water has no overall charge.
c)
i)
Answer: Nano particles are 100x bigger than an atom.
ii)
Answer: Nano particles have a larger surface area than powders, making them better catalysts.
4)
a) Why did the solution go cloudy?
Answer: The solid sulphur is a precipitate from the reaction.
b)State 2 things that should be done to keep this a fair test:
Answer:
1)
2)
c)How does the increasing temperature affect the rate of reaction? You must refer to sub-atomic particles and collisions in your answer.
Answer:
d)
Answer: Change volume of Hydrochloric Acid
5)
a)When Magnesium reacts with Chlorine. Explain in terms of particles what happens etc.
b)
i)
Answer: Electrons and Ions have to be molten because they are more free to move to the oppositely charged electrode.
ii)Why does Magnesium move to the Negative Electrode in electrolysis? (3 Marks)?
Answer:
iii)
Answer: Hydrogen
iv)
Answer: Hydrogen is less reactive than Magnesium.
b)
Answer: 2CL------>CL2 + 2e-
c)Why are metals bendy? (2 marks)
Answer: They consist of layers of atoms. These layers can slide over one another when the metal is bent, hammered or pressed. (BBC Bitesize answer)
6)
a) Why does copper conduct Electricity?
Answer:
b) Why is Diamond Hard?
Answer:
c)Why are Thermosetting Polymers used as Saucepan handles instead of Thermoplastics (Thermosoftening)?
Answer:
As you can see I have left a lot of Gaps, Simply because I can not be bothered to put in my answer.
Have an answer to include? say @Bulletzone and Tell me the answer to the question/s you have. Do any of you disagree? Just say Bulletzone and tell me why.
PEACE!
DI was thrilled with today's paper as there was not a big challenge. I hope it went well and you get the grades you want.
The thing with this paper is their was a lot of 2-3 mark answers and rather than I write down what I wrote, we construct this mark scheme together?
I copied all questions and a few definite answers on Tracing paper, so these are 1000000000% Reliable.
----------------------AQA CHEMISTRY HIGHER TIER UNOFFICIAL MARK SCHEME----------------------------
1)
a) You were asked to calculate the mean
Answer: 5.75
ii) Question: Suggest Improvement to the experiment.
(This question came up in a past paper, so I shall post all the definite answer's like last year).
Answers (Mark scheme from June 2015 paper):
improvement:
use a plastic / polystyrene cup or add a lid reason - must be linked reduce / stop heat loss (accept use lagging/insulation).
OR
improvement:use a digital thermometer (allow use a data logger) reason - must be linked more accurate or easy to read or stores data (allow more precise or more sensitive).
Ignore:
>ignore more reliable
>ignore improvements to method,eg take more readings
Possible answers:
b)You were given some Data and you had to post the Links between the Mass and Final Temp, here's the data.
Mass (g) Final Temperature in degrees Celsius
2.0 --------------------------------------- 21.5
4.0 --------------------------------------- 23.0
6.0 --------------------------------------- 24.5
8.0 --------------------------------------- 26.0
10.0 --------------------------------------- 26.6
12.0 --------------------------------------- 26.6
14.0 --------------------------------------- 26.6
Answer:
2)
a)Endothermic
b)You had to work out the percentage of Nitrogen in NH3
Answer: 82.4%
c)
i) 7
ii) Tick the correct box
Answer: H+ + OH- -> H20
iii) Ammonium and Chlorine react to produce
Answer: Ammonium Chloride
d) This was the 6 mark question. Basically, here's an overview of an answer to get points.
Answer: 200kg of Ammonium Nitrate would be chosen, because it has a high yield and high profit, and minimal deposit into the river when washed away.
(I think to get high marks in this, you need to include numbers in your answer)
3)
a)
i)Explain why Oxygen has a mass of 16.
Answer:
ii) 12/6 C and 14/6 C are Isotopes of Carbon. Explain why include Sub-atomic particles in your answer.
Answer:
b)
i) Asks you what type of bonding is in the water molecule.
Answer: Covalent bond
ii)
Answer: Water has no overall charge.
c)
i)
Answer: Nano particles are 100x bigger than an atom.
ii)
Answer: Nano particles have a larger surface area than powders, making them better catalysts.
4)
a) Why did the solution go cloudy?
Answer: The solid sulphur is a precipitate from the reaction.
b)State 2 things that should be done to keep this a fair test:
Answer:
1)
2)
c)How does the increasing temperature affect the rate of reaction? You must refer to sub-atomic particles and collisions in your answer.
Answer:
d)
Answer: Change volume of Hydrochloric Acid
5)
a)When Magnesium reacts with Chlorine. Explain in terms of particles what happens etc.
b)
i)
Answer: Electrons and Ions have to be molten because they are more free to move to the oppositely charged electrode.
ii)Why does Magnesium move to the Negative Electrode in electrolysis? (3 Marks)?
Answer:
iii)
Answer: Hydrogen
iv)
Answer: Hydrogen is less reactive than Magnesium.
b)
Answer: 2CL------>CL2 + 2e-
c)Why are metals bendy? (2 marks)
Answer: They consist of layers of atoms. These layers can slide over one another when the metal is bent, hammered or pressed. (BBC Bitesize answer)
6)
a) Why does copper conduct Electricity?
Answer:
b) Why is Diamond Hard?
Answer:
c)Why are Thermosetting Polymers used as Saucepan handles instead of Thermoplastics (Thermosoftening)?
Answer:
As you can see I have left a lot of Gaps, Simply because I can not be bothered to put in my answer.
Have an answer to include? say @Bulletzone and Tell me the answer to the question/s you have. Do any of you disagree? Just say Bulletzone and tell me why.
PEACE!
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Hey everyone!
I was thrilled with today's paper as there was not a big challenge. I hope it went well and you get the grades you want.
The thing with this paper is their was alot of 2-3 mark answers and rather than I write down what I wrote, we construct this mark scheme together?
I copied all questions and a few definite answers on Tracing paper, so these are 1000000000% Reliable.
AQA HIGHER TIER:
1)
a) You were asked to calculate the mean
Answer: 5.75
ii) Question: Suggest Improvement to the experiment.
(This question came up in a past paper, so I shall post all the definite answer's like last year).
Answer:
Possible answers:
b)You were given some Data and you had to post the Links between the Mass and Final Temp, here's the data.
Mass (g) Final Temperature in degrees Celsius
2.0 21.5
4.0 23.0
6.0 24.5
8.0 26.0
10.0 26.6
12.0 26.6
14.0 26.6
Answer:
2)
a)Endothermic
b)You had to work out the percentage of Nitrogen in NH3
Answer: 82.4%
c)
i) 7
ii) Tick the correct box
Answer: H+ + OH- -> H20
iii) Ammonium and Chlorine react to produce
Answer: Ammonium Chloride
d) This was the 6 mark question. Basically, here's an overview of an answer to get points.
Answer: 200kg of Ammonium Nitrate would be chosen, because it has a high yield and high profit, and minimal deposit into the river when washed away.
(I think to get high marks in this, you need to include numbers in your answer)
3)
a)
i)Explain why Oxygen has a mass of 16.
Answer:
ii) 12/6 C and 14/6 C are Isotopes of Carbon. Explain why include Sub-atomic particles in your answer.
Answer:
b)
i) Asks you what type of bonding is in the water molecule.
Answer: Covalent bond
ii)
Answer: Water has no delocalised electrons which can't carry the electricity?
c)
i)
Answer: Nanoparticles are smaller than atoms.
ii)
Answer: Nanoparticles have a larger surface area than powders, making them better catalysts.
4)
a) Why did the soloution go cloudy?
Answer: The solid sulfur is a precipitate from the reaction.
b)State 2 things that should be done to keep this a fair test:
Answer:
1)
2)
c)How does the increasing temperature affect the rate of reaction? You must refer to sub-atomic particles and collisions in your answer.
Answer:
d)
Answer: Change volume of Hydrochloric Acid
5)
a)When Magnesium reacts with Chlorine. Explain in terms of particles what happens etc.
b)
i)
Answer: Electrons and Ions have to be molten because they are more free to move to the oppositely charged electrode.
ii)Why does Magnesium move to the Negative Electrode in electrolysis? (3 Marks)?
Answer:
iii)
Answer: Hydrogen
iv)
Answer: Hydrogen is less reactive than Magnesium.
b)
Answer: 2CL------>CL2 + 2e-
c)Why are metals bendy? (3 marks)
Answer:
6)
a) Why does copper conduct Electricity?
Answer:
b) Why is Diamond Hard?
Answer:
c)Why are Thermosetting Polymers used as Saucepan handles instead of Thermoplastics (Thermosoftening)?
Answer:
As you can see I have left alot of Gaps, Simply because I can not be bothered to put in my answer.
Have an answer to include? say @Bulletzone and Tell me the answer to the question/s you have. Do any of you disagree? Just say Bulletzone and tell me why.
PEACE!
Hey everyone!
I was thrilled with today's paper as there was not a big challenge. I hope it went well and you get the grades you want.
The thing with this paper is their was alot of 2-3 mark answers and rather than I write down what I wrote, we construct this mark scheme together?
I copied all questions and a few definite answers on Tracing paper, so these are 1000000000% Reliable.
AQA HIGHER TIER:
1)
a) You were asked to calculate the mean
Answer: 5.75
ii) Question: Suggest Improvement to the experiment.
(This question came up in a past paper, so I shall post all the definite answer's like last year).
Answer:
Possible answers:
b)You were given some Data and you had to post the Links between the Mass and Final Temp, here's the data.
Mass (g) Final Temperature in degrees Celsius
2.0 21.5
4.0 23.0
6.0 24.5
8.0 26.0
10.0 26.6
12.0 26.6
14.0 26.6
Answer:
2)
a)Endothermic
b)You had to work out the percentage of Nitrogen in NH3
Answer: 82.4%
c)
i) 7
ii) Tick the correct box
Answer: H+ + OH- -> H20
iii) Ammonium and Chlorine react to produce
Answer: Ammonium Chloride
d) This was the 6 mark question. Basically, here's an overview of an answer to get points.
Answer: 200kg of Ammonium Nitrate would be chosen, because it has a high yield and high profit, and minimal deposit into the river when washed away.
(I think to get high marks in this, you need to include numbers in your answer)
3)
a)
i)Explain why Oxygen has a mass of 16.
Answer:
ii) 12/6 C and 14/6 C are Isotopes of Carbon. Explain why include Sub-atomic particles in your answer.
Answer:
b)
i) Asks you what type of bonding is in the water molecule.
Answer: Covalent bond
ii)
Answer: Water has no delocalised electrons which can't carry the electricity?
c)
i)
Answer: Nanoparticles are smaller than atoms.
ii)
Answer: Nanoparticles have a larger surface area than powders, making them better catalysts.
4)
a) Why did the soloution go cloudy?
Answer: The solid sulfur is a precipitate from the reaction.
b)State 2 things that should be done to keep this a fair test:
Answer:
1)
2)
c)How does the increasing temperature affect the rate of reaction? You must refer to sub-atomic particles and collisions in your answer.
Answer:
d)
Answer: Change volume of Hydrochloric Acid
5)
a)When Magnesium reacts with Chlorine. Explain in terms of particles what happens etc.
b)
i)
Answer: Electrons and Ions have to be molten because they are more free to move to the oppositely charged electrode.
ii)Why does Magnesium move to the Negative Electrode in electrolysis? (3 Marks)?
Answer:
iii)
Answer: Hydrogen
iv)
Answer: Hydrogen is less reactive than Magnesium.
b)
Answer: 2CL------>CL2 + 2e-
c)Why are metals bendy? (3 marks)
Answer:
6)
a) Why does copper conduct Electricity?
Answer:
b) Why is Diamond Hard?
Answer:
c)Why are Thermosetting Polymers used as Saucepan handles instead of Thermoplastics (Thermosoftening)?
Answer:
As you can see I have left alot of Gaps, Simply because I can not be bothered to put in my answer.
Have an answer to include? say @Bulletzone and Tell me the answer to the question/s you have. Do any of you disagree? Just say Bulletzone and tell me why.
PEACE!
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i put water has no overall charge , do u reckon this is right
i put water has no overall charge , do u reckon this is right
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i put water has no overall charge , do u reckon this is right
i put water has no overall charge , do u reckon this is right
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(Original post by Bulletzone)
Hey everyone!
I was thrilled with today's paper as there was not a big challenge. I hope it went well and you get the grades you want.
The thing with this paper is their was alot of 2-3 mark answers and rather than I write down what I wrote, we construct this mark scheme together?
I copied all questions and a few definite answers on Tracing paper, so these are 1000000000% Reliable.
AQA HIGHER TIER:
1)
a) You were asked to calculate the mean
Answer: 5.75
ii) Question: Suggest Improvement to the experiment.
(This question came up in a past paper, so I shall post all the definite answer's like last year).
Answer:
Possible answers:
b)You were given some Data and you had to post the Links between the Mass and Final Temp, here's the data.
Mass (g) Final Temperature in degrees Celsius
2.0 21.5
4.0 23.0
6.0 24.5
8.0 26.0
10.0 26.6
12.0 26.6
14.0 26.6
Answer:
2)
a)Endothermic
b)You had to work out the percentage of Nitrogen in NH3
Answer: 82.4%
c)
i) 7
ii) Tick the correct box
Answer: H+ + OH- -> H20
iii) Ammonium and Chlorine react to produce
Answer: Ammonium Chloride
d) This was the 6 mark question. Basically, here's an overview of an answer to get points.
Answer: 200kg of Ammonium Nitrate would be chosen, because it has a high yield and high profit, and minimal deposit into the river when washed away.
(I think to get high marks in this, you need to include numbers in your answer)
3)
a)
i)Explain why Oxygen has a mass of 16.
Answer:
ii) 12/6 C and 14/6 C are Isotopes of Carbon. Explain why include Sub-atomic particles in your answer.
Answer:
b)
i) Asks you what type of bonding is in the water molecule.
Answer: Covalent bond
ii)
Answer: Water has no overall charge.
c)
i)
Answer: Nanoparticles are 100x biggert than an atom.
ii)
Answer: Nanoparticles have a larger surface area than powders, making them better catalysts.
4)
a) Why did the soloution go cloudy?
Answer: The solid sulfur is a precipitate from the reaction.
b)State 2 things that should be done to keep this a fair test:
Answer:
1)
2)
c)How does the increasing temperature affect the rate of reaction? You must refer to sub-atomic particles and collisions in your answer.
Answer:
d)
Answer: Change volume of Hydrochloric Acid
5)
a)When Magnesium reacts with Chlorine. Explain in terms of particles what happens etc.
b)
i)
Answer: Electrons and Ions have to be molten because they are more free to move to the oppositely charged electrode.
ii)Why does Magnesium move to the Negative Electrode in electrolysis? (3 Marks)?
Answer:
iii)
Answer: Hydrogen
iv)
Answer: Hydrogen is less reactive than Magnesium.
b)
Answer: 2CL------>CL2 + 2e-
c)Why are metals bendy? (3 marks)
Answer:
6)
a) Why does copper conduct Electricity?
Answer:
b) Why is Diamond Hard?
Answer:
c)Why are Thermosetting Polymers used as Saucepan handles instead of Thermoplastics (Thermosoftening)?
Answer:
As you can see I have left alot of Gaps, Simply because I can not be bothered to put in my answer.
Have an answer to include? say @Bulletzone and Tell me the answer to the question/s you have. Do any of you disagree? Just say Bulletzone and tell me why.
PEACE!
Hey everyone!
I was thrilled with today's paper as there was not a big challenge. I hope it went well and you get the grades you want.
The thing with this paper is their was alot of 2-3 mark answers and rather than I write down what I wrote, we construct this mark scheme together?
I copied all questions and a few definite answers on Tracing paper, so these are 1000000000% Reliable.
AQA HIGHER TIER:
1)
a) You were asked to calculate the mean
Answer: 5.75
ii) Question: Suggest Improvement to the experiment.
(This question came up in a past paper, so I shall post all the definite answer's like last year).
Answer:
Possible answers:
b)You were given some Data and you had to post the Links between the Mass and Final Temp, here's the data.
Mass (g) Final Temperature in degrees Celsius
2.0 21.5
4.0 23.0
6.0 24.5
8.0 26.0
10.0 26.6
12.0 26.6
14.0 26.6
Answer:
2)
a)Endothermic
b)You had to work out the percentage of Nitrogen in NH3
Answer: 82.4%
c)
i) 7
ii) Tick the correct box
Answer: H+ + OH- -> H20
iii) Ammonium and Chlorine react to produce
Answer: Ammonium Chloride
d) This was the 6 mark question. Basically, here's an overview of an answer to get points.
Answer: 200kg of Ammonium Nitrate would be chosen, because it has a high yield and high profit, and minimal deposit into the river when washed away.
(I think to get high marks in this, you need to include numbers in your answer)
3)
a)
i)Explain why Oxygen has a mass of 16.
Answer:
ii) 12/6 C and 14/6 C are Isotopes of Carbon. Explain why include Sub-atomic particles in your answer.
Answer:
b)
i) Asks you what type of bonding is in the water molecule.
Answer: Covalent bond
ii)
Answer: Water has no overall charge.
c)
i)
Answer: Nanoparticles are 100x biggert than an atom.
ii)
Answer: Nanoparticles have a larger surface area than powders, making them better catalysts.
4)
a) Why did the soloution go cloudy?
Answer: The solid sulfur is a precipitate from the reaction.
b)State 2 things that should be done to keep this a fair test:
Answer:
1)
2)
c)How does the increasing temperature affect the rate of reaction? You must refer to sub-atomic particles and collisions in your answer.
Answer:
d)
Answer: Change volume of Hydrochloric Acid
5)
a)When Magnesium reacts with Chlorine. Explain in terms of particles what happens etc.
b)
i)
Answer: Electrons and Ions have to be molten because they are more free to move to the oppositely charged electrode.
ii)Why does Magnesium move to the Negative Electrode in electrolysis? (3 Marks)?
Answer:
iii)
Answer: Hydrogen
iv)
Answer: Hydrogen is less reactive than Magnesium.
b)
Answer: 2CL------>CL2 + 2e-
c)Why are metals bendy? (3 marks)
Answer:
6)
a) Why does copper conduct Electricity?
Answer:
b) Why is Diamond Hard?
Answer:
c)Why are Thermosetting Polymers used as Saucepan handles instead of Thermoplastics (Thermosoftening)?
Answer:
As you can see I have left alot of Gaps, Simply because I can not be bothered to put in my answer.
Have an answer to include? say @Bulletzone and Tell me the answer to the question/s you have. Do any of you disagree? Just say Bulletzone and tell me why.
PEACE!
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Metals are bendy because the layers of metal atoms can slide over each other without breaking when a force is applied? would that get me 2 marks
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Metals are bendy because the layers of metal atoms can slide over each other without breaking when a force is applied? would that get me 2 marks
Metals are bendy because the layers of metal atoms can slide over each other without breaking when a force is applied? would that get me 2 marks
Metals are malleable - they can be bent and shaped. This is because they consist of layers of atoms. These layers can slide over one another when the metal is bent, hammered or pressed.
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According to the BBC Bitesize:
Metals are malleable - they can be bent and shaped. This is because they consist of layers of atoms. These layers can slide over one another when the metal is bent, hammered or pressed.
According to the BBC Bitesize:
Metals are malleable - they can be bent and shaped. This is because they consist of layers of atoms. These layers can slide over one another when the metal is bent, hammered or pressed.
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(Original post by Bulletzone)
According to the BBC Bitesize:
Metals are malleable - they can be bent and shaped. This is because they consist of layers of atoms. These layers can slide over one another when the metal is bent, hammered or pressed.
According to the BBC Bitesize:
Metals are malleable - they can be bent and shaped. This is because they consist of layers of atoms. These layers can slide over one another when the metal is bent, hammered or pressed.
i can provide mos
(Original post by Bulletzone)
Hey everyone!
I was thrilled with today's paper as there was not a big challenge. I hope it went well and you get the grades you want.
The thing with this paper is their was alot of 2-3 mark answers and rather than I write down what I wrote, we construct this mark scheme together?
I copied all questions and a few definite answers on Tracing paper, so these are 1000000000% Reliable.
AQA HIGHER TIER:
1)
a) You were asked to calculate the mean
Answer: 5.75
ii) Question: Suggest Improvement to the experiment.
(This question came up in a past paper, so I shall post all the definite answer's like last year).
Answer:
Possible answers:
b)You were given some Data and you had to post the Links between the Mass and Final Temp, here's the data.
Mass (g) Final Temperature in degrees Celsius
2.0 21.5
4.0 23.0
6.0 24.5
8.0 26.0
10.0 26.6
12.0 26.6
14.0 26.6
Answer:
2)
a)Endothermic
b)You had to work out the percentage of Nitrogen in NH3
Answer: 82.4%
c)
i) 7
ii) Tick the correct box
Answer: H+ + OH- -> H20
iii) Ammonium and Chlorine react to produce
Answer: Ammonium Chloride
d) This was the 6 mark question. Basically, here's an overview of an answer to get points.
Answer: 200kg of Ammonium Nitrate would be chosen, because it has a high yield and high profit, and minimal deposit into the river when washed away.
(I think to get high marks in this, you need to include numbers in your answer)
3)
a)
i)Explain why Oxygen has a mass of 16.
Answer:
ii) 12/6 C and 14/6 C are Isotopes of Carbon. Explain why include Sub-atomic particles in your answer.
Answer:
b)
i) Asks you what type of bonding is in the water molecule.
Answer: Covalent bond
ii)
Answer: Water has no overall charge.
c)
i)
Answer: Nanoparticles are 100x biggert than an atom.
ii)
Answer: Nanoparticles have a larger surface area than powders, making them better catalysts.
4)
a) Why did the soloution go cloudy?
Answer: The solid sulfur is a precipitate from the reaction.
b)State 2 things that should be done to keep this a fair test:
Answer:
1)
2)
c)How does the increasing temperature affect the rate of reaction? You must refer to sub-atomic particles and collisions in your answer.
Answer:
d)
Answer: Change volume of Hydrochloric Acid
5)
a)When Magnesium reacts with Chlorine. Explain in terms of particles what happens etc.
b)
i)
Answer: Electrons and Ions have to be molten because they are more free to move to the oppositely charged electrode.
ii)Why does Magnesium move to the Negative Electrode in electrolysis? (3 Marks)?
Answer:
iii)
Answer: Hydrogen
iv)
Answer: Hydrogen is less reactive than Magnesium.
b)
Answer: 2CL------>CL2 + 2e-
c)Why are metals bendy? (2 marks)
Answer: They consist of layers of atoms. These layers can slide over one another when the metal is bent, hammered or pressed. (BBC Bitesize answer)
6)
a) Why does copper conduct Electricity?
Answer:
b) Why is Diamond Hard?
Answer:
c)Why are Thermosetting Polymers used as Saucepan handles instead of Thermoplastics (Thermosoftening)?
Answer:
As you can see I have left alot of Gaps, Simply because I can not be bothered to put in my answer.
Have an answer to include? say @Bulletzone and Tell me the answer to the question/s you have. Do any of you disagree? Just say Bulletzone and tell me why.
PEACE!
Hey everyone!
I was thrilled with today's paper as there was not a big challenge. I hope it went well and you get the grades you want.
The thing with this paper is their was alot of 2-3 mark answers and rather than I write down what I wrote, we construct this mark scheme together?
I copied all questions and a few definite answers on Tracing paper, so these are 1000000000% Reliable.
AQA HIGHER TIER:
1)
a) You were asked to calculate the mean
Answer: 5.75
ii) Question: Suggest Improvement to the experiment.
(This question came up in a past paper, so I shall post all the definite answer's like last year).
Answer:
Possible answers:
b)You were given some Data and you had to post the Links between the Mass and Final Temp, here's the data.
Mass (g) Final Temperature in degrees Celsius
2.0 21.5
4.0 23.0
6.0 24.5
8.0 26.0
10.0 26.6
12.0 26.6
14.0 26.6
Answer:
2)
a)Endothermic
b)You had to work out the percentage of Nitrogen in NH3
Answer: 82.4%
c)
i) 7
ii) Tick the correct box
Answer: H+ + OH- -> H20
iii) Ammonium and Chlorine react to produce
Answer: Ammonium Chloride
d) This was the 6 mark question. Basically, here's an overview of an answer to get points.
Answer: 200kg of Ammonium Nitrate would be chosen, because it has a high yield and high profit, and minimal deposit into the river when washed away.
(I think to get high marks in this, you need to include numbers in your answer)
3)
a)
i)Explain why Oxygen has a mass of 16.
Answer:
ii) 12/6 C and 14/6 C are Isotopes of Carbon. Explain why include Sub-atomic particles in your answer.
Answer:
b)
i) Asks you what type of bonding is in the water molecule.
Answer: Covalent bond
ii)
Answer: Water has no overall charge.
c)
i)
Answer: Nanoparticles are 100x biggert than an atom.
ii)
Answer: Nanoparticles have a larger surface area than powders, making them better catalysts.
4)
a) Why did the soloution go cloudy?
Answer: The solid sulfur is a precipitate from the reaction.
b)State 2 things that should be done to keep this a fair test:
Answer:
1)
2)
c)How does the increasing temperature affect the rate of reaction? You must refer to sub-atomic particles and collisions in your answer.
Answer:
d)
Answer: Change volume of Hydrochloric Acid
5)
a)When Magnesium reacts with Chlorine. Explain in terms of particles what happens etc.
b)
i)
Answer: Electrons and Ions have to be molten because they are more free to move to the oppositely charged electrode.
ii)Why does Magnesium move to the Negative Electrode in electrolysis? (3 Marks)?
Answer:
iii)
Answer: Hydrogen
iv)
Answer: Hydrogen is less reactive than Magnesium.
b)
Answer: 2CL------>CL2 + 2e-
c)Why are metals bendy? (2 marks)
Answer: They consist of layers of atoms. These layers can slide over one another when the metal is bent, hammered or pressed. (BBC Bitesize answer)
6)
a) Why does copper conduct Electricity?
Answer:
b) Why is Diamond Hard?
Answer:
c)Why are Thermosetting Polymers used as Saucepan handles instead of Thermoplastics (Thermosoftening)?
Answer:
As you can see I have left alot of Gaps, Simply because I can not be bothered to put in my answer.
Have an answer to include? say @Bulletzone and Tell me the answer to the question/s you have. Do any of you disagree? Just say Bulletzone and tell me why.
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For the mean queation, I put 5.8, since the values are recorded to 1.d.p. I'm sure you can't have an answer of a higher degree of accuracy?
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For the mean queation, I put 5.8, since the values are recorded to 1.d.p. I'm sure you can't have an answer of a higher degree of accuracy?
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For the mean queation, I put 5.8, since the values are recorded to 1.d.p. I'm sure you can't have an answer of a higher degree of accuracy?
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(Original post by FutureDietitian)
I'm pretty sure both will get you the mark.
I'm pretty sure both will get you the mark.
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Ok thanks. For the improvement in accuracy question I put use a higher resolution thermometer so you can record with a higher degree of accuracy?
Ok thanks. For the improvement in accuracy question I put use a higher resolution thermometer so you can record with a higher degree of accuracy?
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i can provide mos
Hey, just wanna say thanks fro being so useful on tsr here, you don;t seem to get any recognition so yh, not to mention the constant aubse from Prussia.
i can provide mos
Hey, just wanna say thanks fro being so useful on tsr here, you don;t seem to get any recognition so yh, not to mention the constant aubse from Prussia.
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(Original post by Oasis61)
Ok thanks. For the improvement in accuracy question I put use a higher resolution thermometer so you can record with a higher degree of accuracy?
Ok thanks. For the improvement in accuracy question I put use a higher resolution thermometer so you can record with a higher degree of accuracy?
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(Original post by FutureDietitian)
I put use a lid on the beaker, but I'm not sure to be honest
I put use a lid on the beaker, but I'm not sure to be honest
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(Original post by 1jonam16)
it's either lid, insulation, maybe better thermometer, but probs not the latter
it's either lid, insulation, maybe better thermometer, but probs not the latter
(Original post by FutureDietitian)
I put use a lid on the beaker, but I'm not sure to be honest
I put use a lid on the beaker, but I'm not sure to be honest
Check out this paper and go to question 2b, hope it helps
Similarly, they asked for one way to improve your results....
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There was a question similar to this, lemme pull it up for you.
Check out this paper and go to question 2b, hope it helps
Similarly, they asked for one way to improve your results....
There was a question similar to this, lemme pull it up for you.
Check out this paper and go to question 2b, hope it helps
Similarly, they asked for one way to improve your results....
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