M1.(a) (i) [H + ][OH ] OR [H 3O + ][OH ] Ignore (aq) Must have [ ] not ( ) 1. (ii) (= ) If no square root, CE=0 1

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M.(a) (i) [H + ][OH ] OR [H 3O + ][OH ] Ignore (aq) Must have [ ] not ( ) (ii) 3.46 0 4 (=.86 0 7 ) If no square root, CE=0 ph = 6.73 Must be 2dp (iii) [H + ] = 0.36 (= 4.365 0 2 OR 4.37 0 2 ) Mark for working Kw = [4.365 0 2 OR 4.37 0 2 0.047] = 2.05 0 3 Allow 2.05 0 3 2. 0 3 Ignore units (b) (i) HCOOH HCOO + H + Must have but ignore brackets. OR HCOOH + H 2O HCOO + H 3O + Allow HCO 2 or CHOO ie minus must be on oxygen, so penalise COOH (ii) Page 2

Must have all brackets but allow ( ) Must be HCOOH etc. Allow ecf in formulae from (b)(i) (iii) M Allow HA or HX etc. Allow [H + ] = (Ka [HA]) for M M2 [H + ] = 3.6 0 3 M3 ph = 2.50 allow more than 2 dp but not fewer Allow correct ph from their wrong [H + ] here only If square root shown but not taken, ph = 5.00 can score max 2 for M and M3 (iv) M Decrease Mark M independently M2 Eqm shifts / moves to RHS OR more H + OR K a increases OR more dissociation M3 To reduce temperature or oppose increase / change in temperature Only award M3 following correct M2 Page 3

(c) (i) M If [HX]/[X - ] upside down, no marks M2 (= 2.27 0 4 ) M3 ph = 3.64 allow more than 2 dp but not fewer ph calc NOT allowed from their wrong [H + ] here (ii) M Mol H + added = 5.00 0 4 Mark on from AE in moles of HCl (eg 5 0 3 gives ph = 3.42 scores 3) M2 Mol HCOOH = 2.40 0 2 and Mol HCOO =.79 0 2 If either wrong no further marks except AE ( ) OR if ECF in mol acid and / or mol salt from (c)(i), can score all 4 M3 If [HX]/[X - ] upside down here after correct expression in (c)(i), no further marks If [HX]/[X - ] upside down here and is repeat error from (c)(i), max 3 (ph = 3.88 after 3.86 in (c)(i)) Page 4

M4 ph = 3.62 allow more than 2 dp but not fewer ph calc NOT allowed from their wrong [H + ] here [20] M2.(a) Proton donor or H + donor Allow donator (b) (i) B B Both need to be correct to score the mark (ii) A A Both need to be correct to score the mark (iii) B A Both need to be correct to score the mark (c) M [H + ] = 0.25 OR 0.05623 M2 mol HCl = (25 0 3 ) 0.0850 (= 2.25 0 3 ) Mark for Working M3 vol = 0.0378 dm 3 or 37.8 cm 3 Page 5

allow 0.0375 0.038 dm 3 or 37.5 38 cm 3 Units and answer tied Lose M3 if total given as (25 + 37.8) = 62.8 cm 3 Ignore vol added = 2.8 cm 3 after correct answer (d) (i) 4.52 Must be 2dp (ii) K a = ignore = but this may score M in (d)(iii) Must have all brackets but allow ( ) Allow HA etc NO mark for 0 pka (iii) M K a = or with numbers Allow [H + ] = (Ka [HA]) for M M2 [H + ] = ( (3.0 0 5 0.74) = (5.24 0 6 ) ) = 2.29 0 3-2.3 0 3 M3 ph = 2.64 (allow more than 2dp but not fewer) Allow for correct ph from their wrong [H + ] If square root forgotten, ph = 5.28 scores 2 for M and M3 (e) M mol OH = (0.0 0-3 ) 0.25 =.25 0 3 Page 6

M2 orig mol HX = (5.0 0 3 ) 0.74 = 2.6 0 3 M3 mol HX in buffer = orig mol HX mol OH = 2.6 0 3.25 0 3 =.36 0 3 Allow conseq on their (M2 M) ([HX] =.36 0 3 /25 0 3 = 0.0544) If no subtraction, max 3 for M, M2 & M4 (ph = 4.20) If [H + ] = [X ] & used, max 3 for M, M2 & M3 (ph = 2.89) M4 mol X in buffer = mol OH =.25 0 3 ([X ] =.25 0 3 /25 0 3 = 0.05) May be scored in M5 expression M5 [H + ] If use K a = no further marks = OR (= 3.27 0 5 ) If either value of HX or X used wrongly or expression upside down, no further marks M6 ph = 4.48 or 4.49 (allow more than 2dp but not fewer) Do not allow M6 for correct calculation of ph using their [H + ] - this only applies in (d)(iii) - apart from earlier AE [8] Page 7

M3.(a) Any two from: Weigh by difference or rinse weighing bottle and add to beaker Rinse beaker and add washings to graduated flask Invert flask several times to ensure uniform solution Use a funnel to transfer to the flask and rinse the funnel Use a stirrer to prepare the solution and rinse the stirrer If more than two answers apply the list rule. Max 2 (b) K a = [H + ] 2 / [HA] Allow any correct expression relating K a, [H + ] and [HA] [HA] = (0 2.50 ) 2 /.07 0 3 M2 also scores M = 9.35 0 3 (mol dm 3 ) Do not allow 9.4 (answer is 9.346). Correct answer only scores mark. Do not penalise precision but must be to at least two significant figures. (c) (b) 38.0 / 4 = 0.322 Using 8.50 0 3 gives 0.293 Correct answer scores M and M2. Do not penalise precision but must be to at least two significant figures. Page 8

(d) (c) 00 / 0.500 = 64.5% Using 0.293 from (c) gives 58.7% Using 0.347 gives 69.4% Do not penalise precision. [8] Page 9