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Hey guys, please post the answers to the 22nd June 2016 chemistry C3 EDEXCEL paper here. Some answers would be here shortly. Thanks 
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did you have to specify that it was Ethene, Ethanol, Ethanoic Acid and Ethane or could you have just written Alkene, Alcohol, Carboxylic acid Acid and Alkane
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(Original post by harry_16)
Last six marker, the order was Ethene, Ethanol, Ethanoic Acid and Ethane
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Last six marker, the order was Ethene, Ethanol, Ethanoic Acid and Ethane
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Yeah, you had to specify because the question told you the names of the substances in the wrong order.
I wrote about the fact that Ethene is a hydrocarbon which contains only hydrogen and carbon atoms and the fact that it turned bromine water colourless because it's an unsaturated alkene. I also said that alkenes are used in polymerisation reactions
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I wrote about the fact that Ethene is a hydrocarbon which contains only hydrogen and carbon atoms and the fact that it turned bromine water colourless because it's an unsaturated alkene. I also said that alkenes are used in polymerisation reactions
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1) hard water
Multiple choice:
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D
Question: what method removes hardness in both temporary and permanent hard water?
Using exchange resin for temporary and permanent hard water. Exchanges calcium and magnesium Ions in hard water for sodium and hydrogen ions in resin.
What are the disadvantages of having hard water in your tap?
Doesn't form a lather easily therefore lots of soap is wasted to form the lather. Can be expensive? Forms Scum when reacting with soap.
Multiple choice:
A
D
Question: what method removes hardness in both temporary and permanent hard water?
Using exchange resin for temporary and permanent hard water. Exchanges calcium and magnesium Ions in hard water for sodium and hydrogen ions in resin.
What are the disadvantages of having hard water in your tap?
Doesn't form a lather easily therefore lots of soap is wasted to form the lather. Can be expensive? Forms Scum when reacting with soap.
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(Original post by Moon.idk)
1) hard water
Multiple choice:
A
D
Question: what method removes hardness in both temporary and permanent hard water?
Using exchange resin for temporary and permanent hard water. Exchanges calcium and magnesium Ions in hard water for sodium and hydrogen ions in resin.
What are the disadvantages of having hard water in your tap?
Doesn't form a lather easily therefore lots of soap is wasted to form the lather. Can be expensive? Forms Scum when reacting with soap.
1) hard water
Multiple choice:
A
D
Question: what method removes hardness in both temporary and permanent hard water?
Using exchange resin for temporary and permanent hard water. Exchanges calcium and magnesium Ions in hard water for sodium and hydrogen ions in resin.
What are the disadvantages of having hard water in your tap?
Doesn't form a lather easily therefore lots of soap is wasted to form the lather. Can be expensive? Forms Scum when reacting with soap.
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(Original post by caitlinford3)
i also said as a disadvantage that it would form limescale in pipes for radiators etc which will build up, decrease the amount of water able to go through and therefore increase energy prices
i also said as a disadvantage that it would form limescale in pipes for radiators etc which will build up, decrease the amount of water able to go through and therefore increase energy prices
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(Original post by VjM)
The answer for the tick boxes for question one was A then D
The answer for the tick boxes for question one was A then D
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(Original post by Emilysarahxox)
What were the questions for both multiple choice's?
What were the questions for both multiple choice's?
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(Original post by harry_16)
I'm not sure whether or not you'd get the mark because it asked for an ion
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I'm not sure whether or not you'd get the mark because it asked for an ion
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What was the exact (roughly) question about turning alkaline? Can't remember answering a question like this, how was it worded? Also, the one about showing a dissolved solid in hard water, was it about boiling for limescale , or the sulphate test, I wrote about calcium sulphate being in hard water so therefore the Sulphate test eg white precipitate but others wrote about boiling causes lime scale which makes more sense I guess since it was in water section
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