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ew Specification General Certificate of Secondary Education 2012 2013 Double Award Science: Chemistry Unit C1 igher Tier [GSD22] TUESDAY 13 VEMBER 2012.15 am 10.15 am MARK SCEME 8231.01

1 (a) (i) The law of ctaves [1] (ii) ewlands did not use all of the elements that were known at that time/he placed two elements into one space in his list Accept idea that he grouped elements which were not alike, or other correct, e.g. idea that pattern did not work for all the elements [1] (b) Mendeleev used all of the elements/he left gaps for undiscovered elements/he predicted the properties of undiscovered elements/he swapped elements from atomic mass order if the chemistry did not fit, e.g. I and Te or other correct, e.g. placing elements with similar properties in vertical columns (groups) any two 3 [1] [2] (c) Idea must be clear which version of The Periodic Table the candidate is referring to. The modern Periodic table is set out in atomic number order [1]/the transition metals occupy a separate area [1]/the noble gases [1]/lanthanides R actinides [1] or other correct T just there are transition metals [2] (d) (i) Cl [1] (ii) a and K both needed [1] (iii) Silicon identification of element [1] correct name [1] (Si = [1]) [2] 10 2 (a) Candidates draw the electronic configuration a 2,8,1 and 2,6 on the diagrams provided [2] (b) oxygen gains electrons [1] 2 electrons [1] [2] (c) 11/11/a +1 /a + T positive [1] (d) 2 [1] (e) a 2 [1] (f) Any two of: hard/brittle/non-conductor of electricity/soluble (in water)/ crystalline/high melting point/conducts electricity when liquid or in solution or other correct (2 3 [1]) [2] 8231.01 2

3 (a) copper ethanoate [1] (b) neutralisation [1] (c) Cu 1 2 S 4 CuS 4 1 2 [2] LS [1] RS [1] (d) (black) solid disappears dissolves [1] blue solution (forms) [1] any [2] [2] (e) nitric acid [1] (f) valid comparison sulfuric acid is a stronger acid than ethanoic acid idea that one acid is stronger than the other [1] or idea that sulfuric acid is strong/ethanoic acid is weak [1] [2] 4 Response Candidates access or more of the marks in the indicative content to describe fully the manufacture of aluminium in a logical sequence. They use good spelling, punctuation and grammar and the form and style are of a high standard. Candidates access 5 8 of the marks in the indicative content to describe the manufacture of aluminium in a logical sequence. They use satisfactory spelling, punctuation and grammar and the form and style are of a satisfactory standard. Candidates access 1 4 of the marks in the indicative content using limited spelling, punctuation and grammar. The form and style is of limited standard and they have made no use of specialist terms. Mark [7] [] [4] [6] [1] [3] Indicative content Cryolite is added to lower the melting point/reduce operating temp/ reduce costs Cryolite increases the conductivity Al produced at the cathode Al 3+ 1 3e Al [2] ([1] for RS/[1] for LS) xygen produced at the anode 2 2 4e 2 2 [2] ([1] for RS/[1] for LS) Anodes are made of carbon xygen reacts with the (carbon) anodes To produce carbon dioxide Al formed is molten/tapped off at bottom [] 8231.01 3

5 (a) 20.74 1 78.084 =.031 [1] 100.031 = 0.6% [1] [2] (b) (i) Idea of two atoms joined together/two atoms in a molecule [1] (ii) Argon has 8 electrons in its outer shell/has a full outer shell [1] this means it is stable/it does not need to lose or gain or share electrons/react with other atoms not unqualified stability [2] (iii) or correct sharing [2] correct number of electrons dependent on first mark [1] if 6 electrons shared but poor diagram then award [1] of the [2] marks [3] (iv) either lone pair correctly labelled [1] (c) or correct sharing [1] correct number of electrons dependent on first mark [1] dot and cross diagram [1] [3] 12 6 (a) Allotropes are different forms of the same element [1] in the same physical state [1] [2] (b) (i) (carbon) atoms [1] (ii) covalent bonds not giant covalent [1] (c) (i) Each carbon atom is (covalently) bonded to 4 others/idea of giant covalent structure [1] the (covalent) bonds are extremely strong/ difficult to break [1] any [2] points [2] (ii) The layers (of atoms) can slide over one another [1] very easily/ leaving a (clear) mark on paper [1] [2] 8 8231.01 4

7 (a) Candidates draw and label clearly regular arrangement [1] of positive ions only [1] in a sea of delocalised electrons [1] Metallic bonding is the attraction [1] between the positive ions and the delocalised electrons. The marks for positive ions and delocalised electrons may be picked up in the written part of the answer or in the diagram [4] (b) Zn 1 2Cl ZnCl 2 1 2 [3] (c) Idea of effervescence stopping [1] some zinc remaining (in the reaction vessel) [1] [2] (d) Apply a lighted splint, it will pop [1] (e) 2 2 1 2 2 2 LS [1] RS [1] balancing [1] [3] 13 70 8231.01 5