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1. The document discusses various chemistry concepts including types of compounds, bonding, and chemical equations. 2. Group 16 elements have 6 valence electrons and period 2 elements have 2 filled electron shells. Ionic compounds have strong electrostatic forces between ions while covalent compounds involve shared electron pairs. 3. Polymers are large molecules formed by joining many repeating monomer units through polymerization. They are used to make plastic bags, toys, and other products.

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Paper 2 MS

1. The document discusses various chemistry concepts including types of compounds, bonding, and chemical equations. 2. Group 16 elements have 6 valence electrons and period 2 elements have 2 filled electron shells. Ionic compounds have strong electrostatic forces between ions while covalent compounds involve shared electron pairs. 3. Polymers are large molecules formed by joining many repeating monomer units through polymerization. They are used to make plastic bags, toys, and other products.

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2 1. (a) (i) (ii) (iii ) (i) (ii) 12 2.

4 Group 16 and period 2 Group 16 because atom R has 6 valence electrons Period 2 because atom R has 2 shells filled with electrons W and !oth have same number of proton but different number of neutron""same proton number but different nucleon number. # !ecause its outermost occupied shell is filled with $ electrons""outermost occupied shell is full"" it does not share% donate or receive electrons. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 &'&() *

(b)

(c)

2 (a) i) ii) iii) (b) i) ii) (c)

)on+ chain"bi+ molecules formed b, -oinin+ to+ether man, repeatin+ subunits"monomer. Pol,meri.ation""pol,merisation Plastic ba+s""containers""to,s""batter, cases""pails. Produce to/ic +ases""cause air pollution 1. 0se biode+radable s,nthetic pol,mer 2. Reduse% reuse and rec,cle s,nthetic pol,mers &,pe of +lass1 2used +lass 3omponent1 !oron o/ide &,pe of +lass1 #oda4lime +lass

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(a) i) ii) (b i) ) ii)

iii ) (c) i) ii)

#aponification to precipitate the soap""reduce solubilit, of soap Reduce water surface tension 1. 5,drophilic part soluble in water% h,drophobic part soluble in +rease. 2. (nion of soap surround"lifted"loosened the stains"+rease from the cloth. 2ormin+ an emulsion #oft water does not contain calcium ions and ma+nesium ions. 5ard water contains calcium ions and ma+nesium ions 3ontainer because soap forms scum
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Yellow

5ei+ht of precipitate (cm) 2 2

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Axis with correct label and unit Transfer all points correctly Draw the raph correctly (c) (i) !"0 c#$ (ii) !%0"!&1000 #ol && 0"00'! #ol (iii) !%0"!&1000 #ol &&0 "00'! #ol i() 1 #ol () )a'* * +rO4', (d) )a+rO4

;olume of barium chloride solution (cm6)


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(All) 3r'424 react co#pletely "" (All) 3r'424 are used up

(a)

(i) (ii) (iii )

(b) (c) (d)

(i) (ii)

Redo/ reaction 22e 28 8 3l2 22e 68 8 23l4 3orrect chemical formulae of reactants and products !alance the e9uation correctl,. 2 cm6 of the product formed is put into a test tube. #odium h,dro/ide solution is added slowl, until in e/cess. !rown precipitate that is insoluble in e/cess sodium h,dro/ide solution is produced Pin: colouration " spot is observed !lue colouration " spot is observed When iron is in contact with .inc% iron does not rust. When iron is in contact with copper% iron rusts. (ppl, +rease ont the surface""appl, paint on the surface "" +alvanisin+ "" tin platin+

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&he reaction is an e/othermic reaction "heat released to the sorroundin+s"" 1 mole of propanol burnt in e/cess o/,+en released 2<17 := of heat ener+,

(b)

(i)

>o. of mol of 365?'5@ 1.2"6< "" <.<2 5eat released@ 2<17 A <.<2 ""4<.6 :=""4<6<< =

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(ii) B @ 4<.6 / 1<<< "" 2<< / 4.2 (c ) @ 4?.*$ 3 Cner+, 365?'5 8 *"2 '2 5 @ 42<17 := mol 41 63'2 8 452' l.(rrow upwards with ener+, labelled and two ener+, level shown 2. Reactants and products are at the correct ener+, level 6. 5 @ 42<17 := mol 41 0se wind shield""use thin copper can""never use wire +au.e""stir the water with thermometer""wei+h the spirit lamp immediatel, before and after burnin+ 1.&he heat of combustion of ethanol is hi+her 2.>umber of carbon atoms per molecule in ethanol is hi+her 6. more carbon dio/ide and water molecules are produced"" more heat is released 1 1 1
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#ection ! ? (a) 1.#maller pieces of charcoal has larger/bigger total surface total area 2.#maller pieces of charcoal is easier to burn when e/posed to o/,+en 6.Dore heat is produced b, smaller pieces of charcoal than bi+ pieces 4.Dore heat is absorbed b, the food (i) ) 4<"16< "" <.27 cm6s 41 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 (ii) ) En 8 52#'4 En#'4 8 52 181

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1. 3orrect formula od reactants 2. 3orrect formula of products 6. Dol of 52#'4 @ <.7 A 7<"1<<< "" <.<27 2rom e9uation% 1 mol of 52#'4 4. Ff <.<27 mol of 52#'4 7. ;olume of 52 @ <.<27 / 24 dm6 ""<.6 dm6 "" 1 <.<27 / 24<<<""6<< cm6 7 (iii) C/pt F and FF 1.Rate of reaction of e/pt F is hi+her 2.&he si.e of .inc in C/pt F is smaller 6.&otal surface area of .inc in C/pt F is bi++er"lar+er 4.&he fre9uenc, of collision between zinc atom and !drogen ion/"# in C/pt F is hi+her 7. &he fre9uenc, of effective collisionbetween particles in C/p F is hi+her C/pt FF and FFF 1. Rate of reaction in C/pt FF is hi+her 2.&he concentration of sulphuric acid in C/p FF is hi+her 6. &he no. of 58 per unit volume in C/pt FF is hi+her"+reater in C/pt FF"" the concentration of h,dro+en ion in C/pt FF is hi+her 4. &he fre9uenc, of collision between .inc atom and 58 in C/pt FF is hi+her 7. &he fre9uenc, of effective collision in C/pt FF is hi+her 1 1 1 1 1 1 mol of 52 <.<27 mol of 52 1 1

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6 &otal $ (a) (i) Clectrode P1 iodide ion"F4 and h,dro/ide ion"'54 Clectrode 1 h,dro+en ion"58 and potassium ion"G8 (ii)Clectrode P1 o/,+en molecule" +as""o/,+en Clectrode 1 h,dro+en molecule"+as""h,dro+en r$ formula (iii) Clectrode P1 iodine molecule""iodine Clectrode 1 h,dro+en molecule"+as""h,dro+en H e9uation1 P1 2F4 F2 8 2e 1 1 1 1 1 1
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1 258 8 2e 52 3onfirmator, test at P1 4 #tarch solution is added into the solution around electrode P % 4blue colouration " precipitate is formed

(b) 3ell A 3ell I &,pe of cell Clectrol,tic cell ;oltaic cell &he ener+, chan+e Clectrical ener+, 3hemical ener+, to to chemical electrical ener+, ener+, &he terminal of Positive Positive terminal " the cell terminal " anode1 cathode1 copper 3opper >e+ative terminal " >e+ative anode1 aluminium terminal " cathode1 copper Fons present in the 3u 28% 58 electrol,te #'4 24 % '54 'bservation (node1 >e+ative &hinner terminal"(luminium plate1 thinner 3athode1 brown deposit""brown solid is deposited""thic:er 5alf e9uation for both electrodes (node1 3u 3u 28 8 2e 3athode1 Positive terminal"3opper plate1 brown deposit""brown solid is deposited""thic:er (l plate"4 terminal1 (l (l 68 8 6e 3u plate""8 4541/2

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? 3u 28 82e >ame of the process occurred at both electrodes"terminal terminal1 3u 28 82e 3u (node"(l plate1'/idation 3athode"3opper plate""ne+ative terminal1 Reduction 3u

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)ut,1,ene + )ut,',ene + +-$ + + ',#ethylpropene +

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Draw structural for#ula of any one iso#er of butene +arbon,carbon double bond
3n52n% n@2%6%JJ.

Draw structural for#ula of any one iso#er of butane 5in le co(alent bond
3n5 2n82 % n@1% 2% 6JJ

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(c)

.ethod 1/ Apparatus/ test tube .aterials/ Li0uid in bottle .1 li0uid in bottle 21 #a nesiu# ribbon1 wooden splinter1 #atches" 3rocedure/ 1" ! c#$ of li0uid in bottle . is poured into a test tube" '" A piece&' c# of #a nesiu# ribbon is put into the test tube" $" 4f the effer(escence occurs1 test the as by put a burnin wooden splinter at the #outh of the test tube" 4" Any obser(ation is recorded" !" 5teps 1 to $ are repeated usin li0uid in bottle 2 to replace li0uid in bottle ." OR .ethod ' / Apparatus/ test tubes and deli(ery tube fix with stopper .aterials/ Li0uid in bottle .1 li0uid in bottle 21 #arble chips1 li#e water" 3rocedure/ 1" ! c#$ of li0uid in bottle . is poured into a test tube" '" A spatula of #arble chips is put into the test tube" $" 4f the effer(escence occurs1 test the as by flow it into li#e water" 4" Any obser(ation is recorded" !" 5teps 1 to $ are repeated usin li0uid in bottle 2 to replace li0uid in bottle ." Obser(ation/ Li0uid in bottle .&2 63op sound7 is heard && Li0uid in bottle .&2 2o chan e

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li#e water turns #il8y&cloudy&chal8y Li0uid in bottle .&2 is ethanoic acid Li0uid in bottle .&2 is ethanol

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(a)

Dedicine4 3obalt46< %use to :ill cancer cell (rcheolo+,4 carbon414% use to determine the a+e of the fossils Kan, suitable isotopes and usesL (i) 3ompound A1 ionic 3ompound I1 3ovalent

(b)

(ii)

4&he meltin+ point of compound A is hi+her than compound I 4Dore heat is needed to overcome the stron+ forces in compound A 'R 43ompound A can conduct electricit, in molten and a9ueous solution whereas compound I cannot conduct electricit, in all state 4the ions in molten and a9ueous solution are freel, to move in compound A% no ions"molecules are present in compound I

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(c)

Fonic compound.( E and A"" I and A) 1. (tom E releases two electrons to atom A 2. and achieve a stable octet electron arran+ement. 6. E 28 formed""E positive ion formed 4. (tom I receives two electrons and achieve a stable octet electron arran+ement. 7. I 24 formed"" I ne+ative ion formed. 6. E 28 and I 24 are attracted b, a stron+ electrostatic forces "" ionic bond 3ovalent compound( W and A) 1.atom W needs 4 electrons to achieve a stable octet electron arran+ement 2. (tom A needs 2 electrons to achieve a stable octet electron arran+ement 6. 'ne atom of W contribute four electrons to be shared with two atoms A 4. &wo atoms A will contribute two electrons each to be share with one atom W

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1< 7. 'ne atom W shares four pairs of electrons with two atoms A% formin+ two double covalent bonds "" &he formula of the compound is WA2" or can deduce from the dia+ram 1

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