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Formulae, Equations & Amount of Substance Scheme Level Subject Exam Board Topic Sub Topic Booklet International A Level Chemistry Edexcel The Core Principles of Chemistry Formulae, Equations & Amount of Substance Scheme Time Allowed: 84 minutes Score: /70 Percentage: /100 Grade Boundaries: A* A B C D E U >85% 777.5% 70% 6.5% 57.5% 45% <45%

Reject 1(a) C 1 Incorrect Answers: A This is 80% of the starting material and not the product B - Same mass as the starting material & not the product D- This is 100% yield and not 80% Reject 1(b) C 1 Incorrect Answers: A This is only for one mole not three B - This is for two moles not three D- Th is for five moles not three Reject 1(c) C 1 Incorrect Answers: A This is for one water molecule not six B - This is the M r value of water just as a percentage D- Thi is the percentage of the salt which is not water Reject (a) A 1 Incorrect Answers: B Ten times too big C - 100 times too big D- ousand times too big Reject (b) B 1 Incorrect Answers: A Incorrect M r and ratio used C - The :1 ratio has not been used D- T :1 ratio has been used the wrong way round

Reject (c) A 1 Incorrect Answers: B There are no coloured compounds C - There is no white precipitate D- There re no coloured precipitates Reject 3 A 1 Incorrect Answers: B Hydrogen ions do not go to the anode C - Sodium would not be formed in water D- xygen ions do not go to the cathode Reject 4 B 1 Reject 5 A 1

6 D 1 7 D 1 8 D 1 9 C 1 10 D 1 11 D 1 1 B 1

13 C 1 14 C 1 15 D 1 16 C 1 17 B 1 18 A 1 19 C 1 0 D 1 1 A 1

D 1 3 C 1 4 B 1 5 C 1 6 D 1 7 C 1 8 B 1 Reject 9 D 1 Reject 30 C 1 Reject 31 D 1 Reject 3 C 1

33(a)(i) (i) Acceptable Answers Reject t mark Weighted mean mass average weight 3 (Weighted) average (atomic) mass Second mark (Mass) of atom(s) (of an element) (Mass of all) the isotopes (of an element) Third mark Divided by / compared with 1/1th the mass of (an atom of) 1 C / C-1 OR On a scale in which 1 C / C-1 = 1 (g) atom of an isotope Mole(s) of atoms Acceptable Answers Reject 33(a)(ii) (Beam of) high energy electrons / accelerated electrons / electrons from electron gun / high speed electrons / Just electron gun / electron(s) Electron beam OR Electrons bombard / hit / blast the (gaseous) atoms OR Electrons are fired at the (gaseous) atoms Knock off / liberates an electron(s) / leads to loss/removal of electron(s) (from the gaseous atoms) highly charged electrons Just takes an electron(s) IGNORE References to ionising / forming (positive) ions / just an equation e.g. M(g) M + (g) + e

33(a)(iii) Acceptable Answers Reject Correct answer with or without working scores both marks ((84.0 x 0.56) + (86.0 x 9.86) + (87.0 x 7.0) +(88.0 x 8.56))/100 = 87.7 (must be to 3 SF) NOTE 87.71/ 87.710/87.710 score with or without working IGNORE g or g mol -1, but wrong units, eg %, lose the second mark 33(b) 33(c) Acceptable Answers Reject s (block) S (block) IGNORE group / period 5 Any number in front of the s e.g. 4s Any other group number / period number Acceptable Answers Reject covalent bonding (0) 1 First mark Correct dot and cross diagrams with + charge on Sr and charge on Cl no electrons or 8 electrons on outer shell of Sr dots or crosses for electrons diagrams without square brackets Second mark Ratio of 1 strontium and chloride (ions) this shown as in front of a chloride ion or subscript after the ion IGNORE any inner shell electrons max 1 for incorrect symbol(s)

33(d) Acceptable Answers Reject SrO(s) + HNO 3 (aq) Sr(NO 3 ) (aq) + H O(l) OR H scores (0) SrO(s) + H + (aq) Sr + (aq) + H O(l) Correct formulae and balancing multiples State symbols If no other mark awarded, Ionic equation given as O - (s) + H + (aq) H O(l) 33(e) Acceptable Answers Reject SrC O 4 with or without working scores 3 marks Sr C O % 49.9 13.7 36.4 A r 87.6 1.0 16.0 divide 0.57 1.14.8 by 0.57 0.57 0.57 smaller ratio 1 (.004) 4/3.993 If all A r /%, scores (0) overall If all %/atomic number, scores (0) overall 3 empirical formula SrC O 4 symbols in any order use of 87.7 instead of 87.6 Incorrect symbol(s) TE for MP and 3, if one slip in MP1 or MP (Total for 33 = 15 marks)

34(a) Acceptable Answers Reject F(g) F + (g) + e ( ) OR F(g) e ( ) F + (g) Species State symbols IGNORE Any state symbols on electrons Electron affinity equation (0) overall Equations with F (g) score (0) overall nd mark is dependent on the first NOTE: F(g) + e ( ) F + (g) + e ( ) Use of Fl max Acceptable Answers Reject 34*(b) 1 mark: 3 of protons increases / increasing nuclear charge / increasing effective nuclear charge IGNORE Just the atomic number increases nd mark: Same shielding / same number of (occupied) shells / electron removed from the same shell / atomic radius decreases Shielding increases (0) for nd mark 3rd mark: Greater (electrostatic) attraction between nucleus / protons and (outermost) electron

Acceptable Answers Reject 34(c)*(i) For aluminium 1st mark: (Electron lost from) (3)p-subshell / (3)p-orbital Correct electron configuration for Al: 1s s p 6 3s 3p 1 or [Ne]3s 3p 1 or drawn as electrons-inboxes Mention of p, no 1 st mark NOTE First mark must refer to aluminium nd mark: at higher energy / further from the nucleus / (more) shielded (by 3s) OR Magnesium electron is at lower energy / closer to the nucleus / less shielded IGNORE References to stability of 3s or full s- orbitals / full s sub-shell in Mg

Acceptable Answers Reject 34(c)*(ii) For sulfur 1st mark: (Electron lost from a) pair of electrons / an orbital with electrons (spin-) paired / a full (p) orbital Mention of (3)p 4 OR Correct electron configuration for S:1s s p 6 3s 3p 4 or [Ne]3s 3p 4 or drawn as electrons-inboxes nd mark: (increase in) repulsion (allows e to be removed more easily) If no correct reference to Sulfur, then allow one mark for P (atom) has half-filled p sub-shell / p 3 (arrangement) is stable.

Acceptable Answers Reject 34(d)(i) (Al) (Si) (P) (S) high high low low Four correct () Three correct Acceptable Answers Reject 34(d)(ii) (Na) (Al) (Si) (P) (S) giant (giant) giant giant molecular molecular giant molecular for Si simple molecular for P and/or S Five correct () Four correct Acceptable Answers Reject 34(d)(iii) (Na) (Al) (Si) (P) (S) 1 high (high) high X low low All four must be correct IGNORE Any word written over X in the Si box

34(e)(i) Acceptable Answers Reject (.76 ) = 0.1(0) (mol) 3.0 1 Acceptable Answers Reject 34(e)(ii) Moles H = ½ x mol Na Volume H = 0.06(0) x 4 = 1.44 (dm 3 ) ECF from moles of Na in (e)(i) Both marks if answer given 1440 cm 3 Correct answer, no working scores () NOTE: The following answers score mark with or without working.88 (dm 3 ) / 880 cm 3 5.76 (dm 3 ) / 5760 cm 3 However, check as.88 could score as a TE of 0.4 mol from (e)(i) IGNORE SF except 1 SF

Acceptable Answers Reject 34(e)(iii) 1st mark: Moles NaOH = moles of Na Can be implied by use of value from (e)(i) nd mark: ( 0.1 ) = 0.4(0) (mol dm 3 ) 0.500 TE from moles of Na in (e)(i) Correct answer, no working scores () IGNORE SF except 1 SF No nd mark if give wrong units, e.g mol/dm 3 dm 3 /mol NOTE: TE from first mark to second mark only if answer from (e)(i) has been used in some way e.g. answer to (e)(i) would not score mark 1, but could then be used to score mark as a TE (Total for 34 = 19 marks)