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1(a)(i) C 4H 8O 2 capital letters; numbers must be subscripts ignore structural formulae such as CH 3COOCH 2CH 3 i.e. must have just C 4, H 8 and O 2 in any order. Answer 1(a)(ii) ethanol + ethanoic acid ethyl ethanoate + water LHS= 1 mark [allow acetic acid]; RHS= 1 mark [allow ethyl acetate] Allow = for arrow. Fully correct formula equation = 2 (part mark not possible with formulae) Mark 1(a)(iii) 1(b)(i) no vapour/ little vapour (given off) / it is not a gas / it is a solid (not vapour) OR small amount/ concentration in sweets allow gas for vapour allow ethyl ethanoate is in a liquid state D soap 1(b)(ii) A description linking filter / decant off water (then) wash/rinse Can only score second mark if first marking point awarded ignore anything before filtering that would not contaminate soap but do not allow to evaporate water/ heat BEFORE filtering ignore anything after washing, including drying Answer Mark 1(c) C unsaturated molecules in the liquid oil become saturated

2(a)(i) A description including two of the following dissolve the sugar/aqueous solution warm/ 25-40 C in absence of air / no oxygen/ anaerobic / attach airlock ph neutral / slightly acidic /4-7 sterile conditions ignore any mention of pressure ignore incorrect answers ignore heat / hot allow any temperature or range within 25-40 allowed ignore clean etc ignore optimum {temp/pressure/ph} 2(a)(ii) B fractional distillation 2(a)(iii) C 6H 12O 6 2 C 2H 5OH + 2 CO 2 allow C 2H 6O/ CH 3CH 2OH for C 2H 5OH reject CO2 / CO 2 correct formulae (with no others) balancing the three formulae ignore state symbols allow multiples 2(b)(i) Any two of (reacts with) steam catalyst/phosphoric acid high temperature / 200 C - 450 0 C high pressure/ 50-100 atm allow reacts with water ignore incorrect catalyst ignore hot / heat

2(b)(ii) An explanation linking any three of LAND: country needs land for: farming / food / crops / homes /not enough land to grow sugar crop for fermentation ignore incorrect responses ignore land needed for growing yeast (3) OIL SUPPLY: (reliable supply of) crude oil for ethene SPEED: fermentation slow/batch; hydration continuous/ fast PURITY: hydration makes {pure(r) ethanol / high concentration} ignore cheaper/ easier ignore yield ATOM ECONOMY: higher atom economy for ethene process

3(a) add yeast, temperature of 35 o C 3(b) C 2 H 4 + H 2 O C 2 H 5 OH award one mark max if incorrectly balanced allow correct molecular formula C 2 H 6 O allow H 4 C 2 correct multiples ignore state symbols 3(c)(i) A description linking any two from same general formula same functional group (consecutive) compounds differ by CH 2 gradual variation in physical properties allow C n H 2n+1 OH allow C n H 2n or any correct general formula ignore same properties/physical properties {similar / same} chemical {properties / reactions} allow a correct trend, e.g. bp increases with number of carbon atoms 3(c)(ii) allow OH allow correct dot and cross diagram 3(d)(i) oxidation

3(d)(ii) A description including any two from effervescence/fizzing/bubbling ignore incorrectly named gases ignore gas given off/evolved allow magnesium floats on surface of acid solid disappears colourless solution allow solid dissolves ignore solution turns colourless ignore clear

4(a) Answer C 2 H 4 + H 2 O C2H 5 OH C 2 H 4 as reactant Acceptable answers do not allow H2O / H 2 O /lower case h/hoh Mark rest of equation correct conditional on C 2 H 4 as a reactant allow C 2 H6O for ethanol ignore state symbols 4(b) Answer A description including any two from dissolve sugar in water / sugar solution Acceptable answers allow glucose solution ignore carbohydrate Mark ( add) yeast warm / any temperature or range within 15 to 40 o C allow room temperature ignore heat unless specified temperature ignore optimum temperature anaerobic / {no/little} { air/oxygen} c enter the apparatus ( 1) do not allow just sealed container ignore fractional distillation

4(c) An explanation linking Marking point 1 sugar- one from sugar obtained from {plants /crops/specific crop} (plenty of) land available to grow {plants /crops/specific crop} (for fermentation) Marking point 2 - ethene ethene obtained from {crude oil / fractional distillation /cracking} ignore answers that just repeat the information in the question ignore vague answers such as carbon neutral/environmentally friendly for marking point 1 OR 2, allow plants renewable/{crude oil/ethene} non-renewable Marking point 3 cost/energy one from cannot afford to buy crude oil crude oil is too expensive more expensive to {use/buy/produce} ethene cheaper to use fermentation allow {little/no} {heat/energy} required for fermentation allow {high temperature /high pressure} required for hydration of ethene (3) 4(d) An explanation including any two from formulae differ by CH 2 general formula is C n H 2n+1 OH same general formula all have {OH/hydroxyl group} allow increase by {CH 2 /1 carbon and 2 hydrogens} do not allow incorrect general formula allow have similar chemical {reactions /properties}/same functional group/oh from an incorrect general formula ignore hydroxide /all end in (an)ol /all alcohols ignore physical properties maximum if hydroxide ions /carboxyl group

5(a)(i) D C 4 H 10 5(a)(ii) allow -CH 3 one C=C in a molecule with three consecutive carbon atoms rest of structure correct, ignore bond angles, conditional on first marking point do not allow two C=C in a molecule allow for completely correct dot and cross diagram 5(b) C oxidised 5(c)(i) A description including two from effervescence / fizzing / bubbles of gas ignore {cloudy/white ppt} / gas formed /colour change /name of gas / changes to a liquid solid {disappears/clears} /(colourless)solution formed (solid/sodium carbonate/it) dissolves 5(c)(ii) CH 3 COOC 2 H 5 /CH 3 COOCH 2 CH 3 / CH 3 CO 2 C 2 H 5 / CH 3 CO 2 CH 2 CH 3 / C 2 H 5 O 2 CCH 3 / CH 3 CH 2 OOCCH 3 allow displayed formulae/ C 4 H 8 O 2 do not allow formulae ending in COOH/-COO or any formula that does not show an ester H 2 O do not allow H2O / H 2 O /lower case h/hoh maximum if additional incorrect balancing ignore state symbols