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(a) Statement Crude oil is heated Fractional distillation ( ) Cracking mark for each line correct 5 A catalyst may be used Alkenes are formed Decomposition reactions occur Fuels are obtained (b) i i ii ii iv Separation is the main purpose C 5 H 2 H H H H H H C C C C C H H H H H H C 5 H 2 pentane Accept H 2 C 5 Accept H 2 C 5 v C n H 2n+2 Accept x and other letters in place of n Accept answers like C n H 2n + 2 Ignore 2(n+)

2 (c) i (products) 2 2 (oxygen ) 3 M and M2 independent ii 4 electrons shared between 2 (carbon) atoms 4 electron pairs between 2C and 4H atoms Ignore inner electrons even if wrong Ignore of hydrogen atoms Accept all permutations of dots and crosses Ignore intersecting circles Accept H atoms at all angles At least one C or one H atom must be labelled max if not Max if more than 2 C atoms Max if wrong of electrons in outer shell of any atom (d) i ii phosphoric acid / H 3 PO 4 any value in range 250 350 C 20 (mol) M 24 480 (dm 3 ) Ignore concentrated / dilute Accept value without unit Accept 523 623 K Marks independent Accept 480 000 cm 3 If M incorrect but 480 is final answer, then only M3 can be awarded If no answer to amount of ethene, then 20 x 24 = 480 scores M2 and M3 Tota l 9

Expected answer Accept Reject Marks 2 (a) (i) Co a (carbon to carbon) double bond / contains C=C / multiple bond IGNE references to free bond /spare bond Can undergo addition reactions / does not contain the maximum of hydrogen (atoms) (ii) (add) bromine (water) / Br 2 IGNE references to any other solvent decolourised / turns (from orange/brown to) colourless IGNE starting colour IGNE clear IGNE discolour 2 nd mark dependent on st mark having been awarded, but for near miss on reagent, e.g. bromine in presence of uv, observation mark can be awarded Ignore references to any products, correctly named or otherwise KMnO 4 / potassium (per)manganate (VII) either an acid or an alkali (purple to) colourless (if acid used) (purple to) green (if alkali used)

2 (b) (i) H 2 O (ii) Dehydration Elimination (c) Any double-bonded product scores 0/2 2 mark for i.e. double to single mark for rest of formula, including extension lines, brackets and the n CH 2 - CH 2 n as superscript Max for skeletal formula n before the brackets Total 7 Marks

3 a i C (C 2H 4) ii B (colourless) iii A (dehydration) b i cracking ii (to act as a) catalyst Accept (to provide an alternative route with) lower activation energy to increase rate / speed up reaction Accept decomposition / cracking in place of reaction iii cracking produces 2 or more products other products are formed identified possible product not all decane decomposed water vapour present (not just water) Accept molecules / hydrocarbons /alkanes / alkenes in place of products Accept any hydrogen and any hydrocarbon with 8 or fewer carbon atoms (name or formula) Ignore decane decomposes / decane contains impurities Ignore references to air / oxygen / nitrogen / carbon dioxide Accept equation for cracking of decane showing two or more possible products (even if unbalanced) Total 6 marks

4 a i sugar(s) Accept carbohydrate(s) ii fermentation iii zymase Accept enzyme(s) / yeast iv hydration Accept addition b i Accept O H in any position All atoms and bonds must be shown ii propanol/propan-2-ol/2-propanol Reject propan--ol / -propanol c phosphoric acid / phosphoric(v) acid / H 3 PO 4 Accept sulfuric acid / H 2 SO 4 Ignore references to dilute Reject phosphoric(iii) acid/phosphorous acid If both name and formula given, both must be correct 300 ( C) Accept a value, or any range, within the range 250-350 ( C) Accept equivalent value in other units, but unit must be given

4 d i needs more oxygen (to react) Accept needs 3 instead of 2.5 O 2 Accept reverse argument Ignore references to flammability ii M carbon monoxide / CO If both name and formula given, both must be correct M2 poisonous / toxic / causes death IGNE dangerous/harmful M3 reduces capacity of blood to carry oxygen Accept correct reference to haemoglobin IGNE references to suffocation/cannot breathe IGNE blood carries no oxygen M2 & M3 can be awarded if M is missing or is a near miss (eg carbon dioxide) 4 e i may explode / gas may leak / cylinder might break / pipe might burst / may catch fire (if gas leaks) ii C 2 H 5 OH C 2 H 4 + H 2 O Accept CH 3 CH 2 OH or displayed formula Ignore state symbols Reject C 2 H 6 O (Total for Question 4 = 4 marks)

5 (a) B (a pressure of 65 atm) (b) Displayed formula All atoms and bonds must be shown ethene Ignore bond angles 2 ethanol

5 (c) M (saturated because) there are only single bonds / all the bonds are single M2 (not a hydrocarbon) because it contains oxygen/another element Accept no double bonds / no multiple bonds Accept contains an OH group / an alcohol group Accept does not contain only hydrogen and carbon 2 (d) Any three of the following: M correct statement about connection between crude oil and ethene, eg: crude oil is converted /fractionally distilled /cracked to obtain ethene M2 correct statement about connection between sugar cane or glucose and ethanol, eg: sugar/glucose is converted into ethanol / sugar/glucose fermented to make ethanol Ignore references to time taken to obtain ethene or ethanol Ignore references to purity of ethene or ethanol Ignore references to global warming / finite and renewable resources 3 M3 correct statement about effect of crude oil being less available, eg: less ethene available /ethene more expensive / ethene production (more) difficult process used less / less favoured / (more) expensive

M4 correct statement about effect of climate change, eg: more sugar can be fermented / more ethanol can be produced / ethanol cheaper / ethanol production easier/easy process 2 used more / more favoured / less expensive Total for Question 4 8