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    Mark Scheme (Results)

    Summer 2013

    International GCSEChemistry (4CH0) Paper 1C

    Science Double Award (4SC0)

    Paper 1C

    Edexcel Level 1/Level 2 CertificateChemistry (KCH0) Paper 1CScience (Double Award) (KSC0)

    Paper 1C

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    Question

    numberAnswer Notes Ma

    1 (a) i 5

    ii 11

    iii 5

    iv 6

    v 5

    1 (b) i more

    ii more

    iii the same number of

    1 (c) cross in box D (2.8.3)

    Total

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    Question

    numberAnswer Notes M

    2 (a) i cross in box A (zinc sulfate)

    iicross in box B (iron)

    cross in box C (magnesium)

    Apply list principle - 3 crosses = max 14 or 5 crosses = 0 marks

    2 (b) burns with a pop/squeakORuse burning/lit splint/flame tosee if pop/squeak

    Must be reference to test and resultReference to splint/match with noindication of flame is not enoughReject reference to glowing splint

    Ignore flame extinguishedSqueaky pop test on its own is not

    sufficient

    2 (c) 2 (1) 2 Accept multiples and fractions

    2 (d) i

    ii

    cross in box 3

    reversible / can go in bothdirections

    / can go backwards andforwards

    Ignore references to equilibriumIgnore references to other reactiontypes (e.g. hydration / oxidation /

    exothermic)Accept either equation with

    Total

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    Question

    numberAnswer Notes

    3 (a) i gas / (g) / g Accept equivalentssuch as gaseous /

    vapourIgnore colours

    ii darker / dark grey Accept blackIgnore references states

    Ignore more intenReject reference to

    any other colours

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    3 (b) i no reaction (possible) / no

    displacementOR

    halogens do not react withtheir own halide ions

    Accept no change

    Ignore references to lithium chloride containingchlorine / already reacted / OWTTE

    ii

    iii

    iodine/it is less reactivethan bromine/ bromine more reactivethan iodine

    iodine

    Accept correct references to positions in (re)activityseriesBoth halogens must be mentioned, except assume refers to iodine

    Reject ide endingsAccept symbols and formulae

    Ignore references to only one element, e.g. iodine unreactiveReject any comparison involving sodium

    Ignore references to states

    Ignore I and I2iv

    v

    cross in box D (brominedisplaces iodine)

    2KCl + Br2 Either order

    Penalise incorrect symbols/numbers / unconventionformulae in this part, e.g. CL, br, Br2, ClK

    To

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    4 a 4 electrons shared between 2 (carbon)atoms

    Ignore inner electronseven if wrong Ignore

    number of hydrogenatoms

    4 electron pairs between 2C and 4H atoms Accept all permutation

    dots and crossesIgnore intersecting cir

    Accept H atoms at allanglesAt least one C or one Hatom must be labelled

    max 1 if notMax 1 if more than 2 C

    atomsMax 1 if wrong numbeelectrons in outer shel

    any atom

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    4 b i setting out correct division of each %byAr

    OR3.2, 9.7 and 3.2

    Award 0/3 if division by any atomicwrong way up / multiplication used

    Do not penalise roundings and minoof % values, eg 38 or 39 for carbonIf molecular masses used for H and

    M1, but can award M2 and M3but no CQ in iiUsing 2 and 32 gives C2H3OUsing 1 and 32 gives C2H6O

    Using 2 and 16 gives C2H3O2Working required for these answers

    division by smallest /ratio of 1 : 3 : 1 M2 subsumes M1

    CH3O Accept elements in any orderAward 3 for correct final answer witworkingNo ECF from M2

    Accept use of 62 from ii,i.e. 62 0.387 = 24 etc scores M1ratio scores M2, answer scores M3

    ii C2H6O2 Accept elements in any order

    No other answer acceptable

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    5 a i haematite Ignore iron oxide / formulae

    ii

    iii

    Al2O3/ Al3+2O23

    carbon / C

    (positive/negative) electrode

    Ignore reactants in equation

    Accept graphite

    Ignore coke / anthraciteDEP on M1 (including coke or any m

    Accept anode / cathodeAccept references to lettingelectrons/electricity/current flowAccept references to letting

    electrons/electricity/current in/out

    cell/electrolyteIgnore references to attracting ionsAccept references to conducting eleIgnore references to electrolysisIgnore references to burning or com

    oxygenIgnore references to reduction/oxid

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    Question

    number Answer Notes 5 iv oxygen / O2 Accept O

    Ignore airproduction of heat/maintaining temperature

    of furnaceOR

    formation of reducing agent/carbon monoxide

    DEP on mention of

    oxygen/O2/O/airIgnore

    combustion/oxidation/reof carbon/cokeIgnore references toincreasing temperature o

    furnace

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    Question

    numberAnswer Notes

    5 (b) i redox

    ii

    iii

    (it/ Al3+/aluminium ions) gain of electron(s)OR

    Al3+combines/reacts with electrons

    C / carbon

    gain of oxygen / O / O2OR

    reacts/combines/joins/bonds with oxygenor O or O2ORreduces water/H2O

    Reject gain of electronby Al/aluminium

    Accept decrease in

    oxidation stateIgnore/ references to gof oxygen

    Accept graphite/coke

    DEP on M1Ignore forms carbon

    monoxideIgnore references to loof electronsAccept increase in

    oxidation stateIgnore (acts as) reduciagent

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    Question

    numberAnswer Notes M

    5 c i (a substance that)increases rate of reaction /

    speeds up reaction /decreases time of reactionis (chemically) unchanged(at the end)

    ORmass does not change

    Accept is not used up / does not changeAccept reference to lowering activation

    energyIgnore reference to alternative route

    Ignore references to yieldIgnore reference to not reacting or takingpart in reactionReject reference to providing/increasing

    energy

    Reject reference to incorrect statement suchas removes impurities

    ii (acts as) solvent (foralumina/aluminium oxide)

    ORto lower the (operating)temperature

    Accept to lower melting point (ofmixture/electrolyte)

    Reject to lower melting point ofalumina/aluminiumoxide/aluminium/bauxiteAccept to reduce (heat) energy requirement

    Accept to increase the conductivity of themixture/electrolyte/alumina

    Reject acts as a catalyst

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes Ma

    5 d i Fe2O3 + 3CO 2Fe + 3CO2 M1 for correct reactants

    and products

    M2 for balancing

    M2 dep on M1

    ii neutralisation Accept acid-base

    Ignore all otherdescriptions

    iii slag

    Total 1

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    Question

    numberAnswer Notes M

    6 (a) C Accept formula of C

    6 (b) i (compound/molecule/substancecontaining) carbon and hydrogen

    (atoms/elements)

    Reject atom/element in place ofcompound/molecule

    Reject compound/molecule in place ofatoms/elements

    Reject mixture

    Only

    A

    M2 dependent on mention of carbonand hydrogen even if M1 not awarded

    Accept other terms with samemeaning, e.g. solely / exclusively /just

    M3 independentAccept name/formula of A

    ii contains a (C=C) double bond Accept multiple bond

    Ignore references to type ofcompound, eg hydrocarbon

    Reject double bond between C and HDo not penalise incorrect terms suchas atom or elementIgnore not all bonds are single

    Accept can undergo addition reactionsAccept does not contain the

    maximum number ofhydrogens/hydrogen atoms

    B M2 independent

    Accept name/formula of B

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    Answer Notes M

    6 b iii (compounds / molecules / substances with)

    same molecular formula / same number ofeach type of atom

    Ignore same (chemical)

    formula /same compoundNo penalty for reference tohydrocarbons

    Reject sameempirical/general formulaIf atoms or elements insteadof compounds or molecules,

    only 1 of M1 and M2 can beawarded

    different structures/different structural/displayed formulaeOR

    atoms arranged differently

    Ignore different moleculararrangement

    C and F Accept in either orderAccept formulae of C and F

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    6 c i same/similar chemical

    properties/reactions/behaviour/characteristics

    Ignore specific examples such

    with oxygenIgnore similar (type of) reactiv

    Do not penalise reference to tr

    gradation / gradual change / trend / increase

    / decrease of physical properties

    Accept reference to specific pr

    boiling pointReject same / similar physical Ignore variable physical prope

    same functional group Ignore reference to specific gr

    same general formula Accept alkanes have the (geneCnH2n+2Reject same empirical/molecu

    Any two for 1 each

    Accept two answers on one anIgnore any reference to propespecified as physical or chemic

    ii D AND E Reject any other combinations

    Accept correct formulae

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    7 a reference to line/curve/temperature

    /graph/itANDnot reached minimum / not constant / not

    level/not horizontal /still falling/decreasing/changing

    Ignore reference to correlation

    Ignore has not reached zero / Ignore does not become

    b (better) insulator (than glass)ORpoor conductor (of heat)

    Accept equivalents such as preentering / keeps out heat betteAllow stops heat escaping / tra

    Reject references to keeping teIgnore references to breaking

    c i effervescence / fizzing / bubbles

    ORcolourless solution/liquid formed

    Accept carbon dioxide gas

    Accept gas given off/evolved/fIgnore identity of gasAccept solid disappears/dissolv

    Ignore hissing and other sound

    ii Neutralisation Accept acid-base / acid-alkali

    endothermic M1 and M2 independentAccept answers in either order

    Do not penalise contradictions and endothermic this answer

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    Question

    numberAnswer Notes

    7 d i product formulae or names /products (word) above

    reactants

    Horizontal line not neededIgnore formula errors and one or

    two missing product(s)Ignore curves and intermediates

    ii (approximately) vertical line

    between reactants andproducts / between two levelsAND

    labelled H/ energy change /heat change / enthalpy change

    Ignore arrowheads on vertical line

    Ignore sign of HMark can be awarded forexothermic reaction

    Accept 2310 or any other numberin place of H

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    7 (e) i temperature change = ()5.5(C)

    Award M1 for 5.5 anywhere

    heat change (= 100 4.2 5.5) = 2310/2300 (J)

    CQ on candidate temperaturechange, provided other values

    correctAccept answer in kJ

    Ignore signsCorrect final answer scores 22.31 (J) scores 1 mark if M1 notawarded

    ii concentration (of vinegar /(ethanoic) acid / CH3COOH)

    Ignore strengthIgnore reference to MrAccept concentration even if in anincorrect expression

    Total

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    8 (a) mass Accept weight surface area / size / volume Ignore length / width / height /

    thickness / shape / typeIgnore temperature / purity /

    density

    8 (b) (2) time / how long (to

    collect gas)

    (3) number of / how many(marble) chips

    (4) volume of gas / how

    much gas collected

    (5) percentage /concentration (of acid)

    Accept length of

    reaction/experiment

    Ignore amount of marbleAccept amount of (marble) chips

    Accept carbon dioxide/CO2in place

    of gasAccept amount of gas

    Accept strength (of acid)

    Ignore volume of acidReject amount (of acid)

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    8 (c) i all six points plotted to nearest

    gridline

    Deduct 1 mark for each error up to ma

    extra points, but no penalty for point a

    straight line of best fit Line need not be extrapolated

    Must be drawn with a rulerCQ on candidates plotted points

    ii anomalous point circled at 1.5, 20 or CQ on candidates line of

    iii timer started late / stopped early

    concentration/% too high/more

    than 20%marble chips bigger / moremarble chipsair in measuring cylinder before

    experiment started(room) temperature higher

    Ignore just wrong time

    Ignore just wrong concentration

    Ignore just wrong mass/size

    Accept smaller volume of gas collected

    vertical line from 50% to drawngraph line

    2.4 (cm3/s)

    Ignore references to calculation

    Any two for 1 mark eachM1 to M5 CQ on position of anomalous anomalous point below line of best fit,

    M1 timer started too early/stopped too M2 concentration/% too low/less than M3 marble chips smaller / fewer marbleM4 larger volume of gas collected

    M5 (room) temperature lower

    Accept short vertical line crossing graphAccept point on graph line at 50%

    CQ on drawn graph line but can be awavertical line

    Do not penalise incorrect units

    iv

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    9 (a) i beaker Ignore qualifiers such as measuring/ graduated / 250 cm3

    ii Pipette Ignore qualifiers such as measuring/ graduated / 25 cm3

    iii colour change is gradual /notsharp/not definedOR

    end point not sharp/defined/accurate

    methyl orange / phenolphthalein /litmus

    Ignore reference to many colours

    Accept other correct indicatorsIgnore reference to pH meterReject litmus paperIgnore named colours and colour ch

    iv (measures) only one volume / fixedvolume / 25 cm3

    has only one graduation markORcannot deliver (measured) variablevolume

    ORvolume required is not knownOR

    cannot be controlled / hard to control

    Ignore reference to accuracy / sizeAccept reverse arguments based on

    burette, eg burette can deliver/meavolume

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    9 (b) (after) 22.60

    (before) 2.75

    (added) 19.85 CQ on before and after readingsAward 1 for before and after

    values both correct but in wrongorderAll values must be to 2 dpPenalise answers to other than 2

    dp once only

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    9 (c) i ticks in columns 3 and 4

    ii 23.35 + 23.452

    CQ on ticked resultsIf no results ticked, award M1 if

    only columns 3 and 4 averagedIf only 1 result ticked, then nomarks can be awarded in (c)

    23.4(0) CQ on results averaged

    Answer should be to 2 dp, exceptthat trailing zero not needed

    Correct final answer withoutworking scores 2

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    9 (d) i divide/ by 1000 (not by

    100)OR

    convert volume/cm3to dm3OR

    use 1000 instead of 100

    Accept 0.0500 23.60 (=

    0.00118 mol)1000

    Accept divide (final) answer by 10

    ii multiply/ (amount of H2SO4)by 2 (not divide by 2)

    Accept 0.(0)0118 2 (=0.0(0)236 mol)Accept any other number in place

    of 0.0(0)118Accept multiply (final) answer by 4

    iii divide by 25.0 (not by 23.60)ORdivide by volume of KOH (not

    by volume of H2SO4)OR

    use 25.0/volume of KOHinstead of 23.60/volume ofH2SO4

    Accept 0.00590 1000 (= 0.236mol)

    25.0

    Accept any other number in placeof 0.00590

    Must be positive statement about

    correction needed, e.g. in iii,ignore statement about volume of

    H2SO4should not have been used

    Total

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    Question

    numberAnswer Notes

    10 (a) air / atmosphere

    10 (b) i (equilibrium / it) shiftsto left/reactants

    Accept favours reverse reactionAccept less product/ CO + (3)H2/ lower yield

    Accept more reactant / CH4+ H2Ofewer (gas)

    moles/molecules onleftORfavours side with fewer

    moles/molecules

    Accept opposite arguments, eg more moles

    rightIgnore references to volume and pressureAccept references to particles in place ofmolecules

    Reject atoms in place of moleculesIgnore references to rate / collisions

    If wrong shift, M2 cannot be awardedIf no shift, M2 can be awardedMarks can be awarded for both points in eithprediction or reason

    ii (equilibrium / it) shifts

    to left/reactants

    Accept favours reverse reaction/less produc

    Accept less product/ CO2+ H2/ lower yieldAccept more reactant / CO + H2O

    (forward) reaction

    exothermicORreverse reaction

    endothermicIgnore references to rate

    If wrong shift, M2 cannot be awardedIf no shift, M2 can be awardedMarks can be awarded for both points in eithprediction or reason

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    10 (c) Increased (rate) Accept alternatives such as fasterreactions

    Increased (rate) Accept alternatives such as faster

    reactions

    Ignore references toequilibrium/yield

    Ignore references to forward andreverse reactions

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    10 d i Mr(NH4NO3) = 80 Award M1 for 80 anywhere n (= 40000 )= 500 (mol)

    80

    ECF from incorrect Mr

    500 scores M1 and M20.5 (mol) scores only M1

    ii Answer to di / 500 (mol)

    iii Mr(NH3) = 17 Award M1 for 17 anywhere, exceptif result of incorrect calculation

    m = 500 17 = 8.5 (kg)1000

    ECF from incorrect MrMoles CQ on ii

    Accept answer in g if unit is givenIf no conversion from kg to g in i,and no conversion from g to kg iniii, penalise these errors once only

    Award 2 marks for 8.5 (kg)

    10 e phosphorus AND potassium Accept in either order

    Ignore symbolsReject phosphate/phosphine

    Total

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    Questionnumber

    Answer Notes

    11 a i delocalised electrons / sea ofelectrons

    Ignore free electrons

    move / flow (throughstructure) / mobile (whenvoltage/potential difference

    applied)

    M2 needs mention of electrons,e.g. "electrons move/flow" scoresM2 but not M1

    Ignore references to carryingcharge/currentNo penalty for references toaluminium atoms or ions / nuclei /

    protons, but any mention of thesemoving = 0/2

    ii layers/sheets/planes/rowsAND(positive)

    ions/atoms/particles

    Reject

    molecules/protons/electrons/nuclei

    slide (over each other) Allowslip/flow/shift/roll/move/OWTTE inplace of slideDo not award M2 if no mention of

    layers or equivalentDo not award M2 if

    protons/electrons/nuclei

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    Question

    numberAnswer Notes

    11 b NITROGEN

    (simple) molecular structure Accept (nitrogen/N2/small/discrete) molecu

    intermolecular forces (of

    attraction)/ forces between molecules

    Accept intermolecular bonds

    Reference to intermolecular also scores M1

    weak / easily overcome

    /need little energy toovercome

    If any reference to breaking covalent bondsany other type of bonding, only M1 can beawarded

    SILICA

    giant (structure) Accept macromolecularIgnore lattice

    covalent (bonds) Covalent can be anywhere in answer

    bonds strong / hard to break/need a lot of energy to break

    If any reference to breaking intermolecularforces or any other type of bonding, only Mcan be awardedAny five for 1 mark each

    TTotal for pa

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