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C2: Assessment booklet Hampton College Science Department 2012Level 3 - 5to 6 marksLevel 2 3 to 4 marksLevel 1 1 to 2 marksOver time more synthetic polymers are being produced. Compare natural polymers with synthetic polymers and suggest reasons why new polymers are being created.6 marksKey words

MaterialPropertiesPolymerNaturalSyntheticRubber WoodCottonWool PVC Polythene Hints

List some natural polymers and some synthetic polymers.Choose two examples where natural have been replaced by syntheticExplain why synthetic polymers may have better properties?Explain why natural polymers might be better for the environment?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Poor spelling, punctuation and grammarC2: Assessment booklet Hampton College Science Department 2012Level 3 - 5to 6 marksLevel 2 3 to 4 marksLevel 1 1 to 2 marksExplain why chocolate would not be a suitable material to make a tea pot out of. Discuss the properties of chocolate which make it a poor choice and suggest an alternative material and reasons for your choice.

6 marksKey wordsMaterialPropertiesPolymerNaturalSyntheticCeramicMetalMixtureFlexible

Book refPg 46/47

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What properties does a good teapot need?What are the properties of chocolate?Link its properties to the required properties of the teapot.Choose an alternative material. and say what properties it has.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Poor spelling, punctuation and grammarC2: Assessment booklet Hampton College Science Department 2012Level 3 - 5to 6 marksLevel 2 3 to 4 marksLevel 1 1 to 2 marksSamples of abseiling rope were tested for their strength in tension and the following results were collected. 27546N, 27356N, 27598N, 27467NCalculate the mean and the range for this set of measurements. Explain why it is important to repeat an experiment.6 marksKey wordsMeanRangeBest estimateRepeatReproduceReliabilityAccuracyTestStrengthTensionFlexible Hints

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Calculate the meanIdentify the highest and lowest values (range). Discuss the importance of repeating an experiment.Does your mean fall within your range? If not check again________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Poor spelling, punctuation and grammarC2: Assessment booklet Hampton College Science Department 2012Level 3 - 5to 6 marksLevel 2 3 to 4 marksLevel 1 1 to 2 marksDiscuss the difference between uPVC and PVC. Consider the properties and link these properties to the structure of the polymer.

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Polymer chainDurablePoly-vinyl chloridePlasticiserFlexibleSofterHarderRigid

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Identify differences in the properties of uPVC and PVCIdentify the structure of the polymer chains.Link the uses of PVC and uPVC to the properties.Link the structure to the properties. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Poor spelling, punctuation and grammarC2: Assessment booklet Hampton College Science Department 2012Level 3 - 5to 6 marksLevel 2 3 to 4 marksLevel 1 1 to 2 marksDiscuss the difference between low density polythene (LDP) and high density polythene (HDP). Consider the properties and link these properties to the structure of the polymer.

6 marksKey wordsPolymer chainDurablepolytheneBranchingSidebranchesStraight chainsCrystalline DensityFlexibleSofterHarderRigidHints

Identify differences in the properties of LDP and HDPThink about the different uses of LDP and HDP.Link the structure to the properties. Identify the structure of the polymer chains.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Poor spelling, punctuation and grammarC2: Assessment booklet Hampton College Science Department 2012Level 3 - 5to 6 marksLevel 2 3 to 4 marksLevel 1 1 to 2 marksMost polymers are made from crude oil. Explain how fractional distillation separates crude oil into useful fractions.

6 marksKey wordsCrude oilHydrocarbonFractionating towerDistillationMixtureSeparateWeak forcesStrong forcesLong chainsShort chains

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Give a definition of crude oilExplain how the fractional distillation column works.Why is it important to separate the chains?How are the chains separated.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Poor spelling, punctuation and grammarC2: Assessment booklet Hampton College Science Department 2012Level 3 - 5to 6 marksLevel 2 3 to 4 marksLevel 1 1 to 2 marksNanotechnology is becoming more commonly used in everyday materials. Discuss the use of nanotechnology and the potential risks. Explain why some people are concerned about the possible effects of nanotechnology in the future.6 marksKey wordsNanotechnologyNanoparticlesSurface areaNanometreSilverMedicineSunscreenCarbon fibreSports equipmentElectronic paperUV protectionSelf cleaningBloodstreamtoxic Hints

Give a definition of nanotechnologyIdentify some uses of nanotechnologyDo risks outweigh benefits?Identify some risks of nanotechnology________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Poor spelling, punctuation and grammarC2: Assessment booklet Hampton College Science Department 2012Level 3 - 5to 6 marksLevel 2 3 to 4 marksLevel 1 1 to 2 marksPVC is a polymer can be used for a range of materials because its properties can be altered by the use of plasticisers. Consider within a bathroom there could be 3 uses of PVC : The shower curtain, the window frame, and the flooring. Discuss which material will have the most plasticiser and why.6 marksKey wordsPolymerMonomerPolyvinyl chloridePlasticiserLong chainFlexibleRigidDurableForces Hints

Describe PVC and the term polymer.Explain the term plasticiser and how it alters the structure of the polymer.Identify which material requires the most plasticiser.Describe the properties needed for the different materials________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Poor spelling, punctuation and grammarC2: Assessment booklet Hampton College Science Department 2012Level 3 - 5to 6 marksLevel 2 3 to 4 marksLevel 1 1 to 2 marksHigh Density Polythene (HDP) is slightly denser than the Low Density Polythene (LDP) even though they have the same chemical composition. Explain why HDP is more dense than LDP because of the structure and arrangement of the molecules.6 marksKey wordsDensityMassVolumePropertiesPolymerCrystallineStraight Branched

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Explain the term density and link it to the properties of HDP.Describe the structure and arrangement of the chains in HDPLink the structure to density.Describe the structure and arrangement of the chains in LDP________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Poor spelling, punctuation and grammarC2: Assessment booklet Hampton College Science Department 2012Level 3 - 5to 6 marksLevel 2 3 to 4 marksLevel 1 1 to 2 marksExplain how you could plan an investigation to measure the tensile strength of samples of different types of rubber. Give a brief method and justify your choice of equipment. List the factors you need to control and consider how you will ensure the data you collect is reliable.6 marksKey wordsMethod FactorStretch ControlTensile StrengthReliabilityRepeatBest estimateHazard

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Describe the term tensile strengthWrite a short methodSay how you will make it reliable.Consider all the factors which might affect the investigation.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Poor spelling, punctuation and grammarC2: Assessment booklet Hampton College Science Department 2012Level 3 - 5to 6 marksLevel 2 3 to 4 marksLevel 1 1 to 2 marksTwo rulers are made from different plastics. Ruler 1 bends easily and springs back into shape, and softens when heated. Ruler 2 snaps easily and turns black when heated. Describe the difference between the structure of the polymers to explain the difference in properties.6 marksKey wordsDensityCrystallinityPolymerForcesCross linksHeatingHardFlexibleRigid Soft

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Describe the arrangement of the polymers in ruler 1Describe the arrangement of the polymers in ruler 2Identify the reasons for the difference in propertiesIdentify the differences between the two.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Poor spelling, punctuation and grammarC2: Assessment booklet Hampton College Science Department 2012Level 3 - 5to 6 marksLevel 2 3 to 4 marksLevel 1 1 to 2 marksUse the diagram to explain the term polymerisation. 6 marksKey wordsMonomerPolymerPolymerisationShortLongHydrocarbonLength ReactionRepeating unitTemperaturePressureReaction Hints

Identify which is a monomer and which is a polymerDescribe the difference between a monomer and polymerHow are the properties of a polymer different o that of a monomer.Explain the structure of a polymer________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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