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QUESTIONSHEET 1 (i) scales 1 plotting all the points accurately 1 drawing a smooth curve ignoring the 6 min point 1 (ii) I curve drawn to the left of curve A 1 curve to start at 71.00 g and to finish at 70.20 g 1 II curve drawn to the right of curve A 1 curve to start at 71.00 g and to finish at 70.60 g 1 (iii) particles have more energy 1 greater chance of successful collision 1 therefore greater rate of reaction 1 TOTAL 10

QUESTIONSHEET 2 (a) halve time three times 1 4 mins 1 (b) 70 60 Temperature/ 0 C 50 40 30 20 10 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Time/min sensible scales 1 correct plotting 1 correct line drawn 1 (c) impossible to have reaction in zero time 1 too cold and reaction will stop 1 TOTAL 7

QUESTIONSHEET 3 (a) (i) All state symbols correct: CaCO 3 (s) + 2HCl(aq) CaCl 2 (aq) + CO 2 (g) + H 2 O(l) 1 (ii) calcium chloride 1 (iii) 40 + 12 +(3 16) = 100 1 (iv) A Idea that 1 mole / 1 molecule of CaCO 3 produces 1 mole / molecule of CO 2 1 mass of 1 mole of CO 2 = 44 g 1 B 0.44 g / 1% of candidate s answer to A 1 (b) (i) would know how much CO 2 could be produced 1 if very different result obtained, could indicate error/could be used to monitor reliability of technique 1 (ii) in method A, some CO 2 would escape before apparatus was placed on balance/ before initial reading could be taken 1 would lead to underestimate of CO 2 produced 1 QUESTIONSHEET 4 TOTAL 10 (a) sulphur is produced 1 clouds up the beaker/ sulphur is insoluble 1 (b) (i) 9Z 1 (ii) 9X 1 (iii) 9Y 1 (c) (i) St Paul s 1 (ii) concentration affects rate of reaction 1 St Paul s is fastest 1 (d) shine lamp through beaker 1 set photocell on other side 1 time how long it takes for motor to stop 1 M uv lamp photo cell motor 1 TOTAL 12

QUESTIONSHEET 5 (a) (i) a substance which speeds up a reaction 1 but is not used up/ still present at the end of the reaction 1 (ii) enzymes 1 (b) (i) sample at 80 o C 1 (ii) enzyme denatured at 80 o C 1 leaving the reaction without a catalyst 1 so very slow 1 (iii) sample at 40 o C 1 (iv) reaction is fastest at this temperature/ reaction is slower at lower temperatures 1 most starch digested 1 (v) iodine 1 QUESTIONSHEET 6 TOTAL 11 (a) fizzes / bubbles/ gradually disappears 1 (b) 3 40cm = 4 cm 3 s -1 1 10s (c) much slower 1 fewer particles, so fewer collisions 1 (d) increase temperature / heat it 1 change surface area of magnesium powder 1 (e) 40 moles of hydrogen = 24,000 1 = 1.67 10-3 1 TOTAL 8

QUESTIONSHEET 7 (a) yellow precipitate/ goes cloudy 1 (b) sodium chloride, water, sulphur dioxide (any 2) 2 (c) increase concentration of either reactant 1 more particles closer together/ more collisions 1 (d) (i) plot of either volume of Na 2 S 2 O 3 or water v time 1 points plotted 1 smooth curve 1 (ii) concentration 1 (iii) to keep concentration of acid constant 1 (iv) goes cloudy/ solid forms 1 QUESTIONSHEET 8 TOTAL 11 (a) add universal indicator solution/paper/test with ph meter 1 universal indicator turns orange/pink/ph falls 1 (b) the amount/mass of lactic acid 1 produced in 1 second/specified time 1 (c) bacteria produce an enzyme/biological catalyst 1 (d) statements or diagrams showing: lactose molecules colliding with enzyme molecules 1 lactose and enzyme molecules bonded together 1 lactic acid molecules released from enzyme molecules 1 (e) the concentration of lactose decreases/ the lactic acid destroy the enzyme/kills the bacteria 1 (f) the rate of reaction decreases 1 because the high temperature destroys the enzyme/kills the bacteria 1 TOTAL 11

QUESTIONSHEET 9 (a) pxes labelled 1 points plotted 1 smooth curve 1 (b) (i) take value from graph (about 21) 1 (ii) reaction is so fast 1 (c) (i) hydrogen 1 (ii) pops with lighted splint 2 QUESTIONSHEET 10 TOTAL 8 (a) (i) creates larger surface area of catalyst 1 (ii) rate of reaction increases 1 as temperature rises 1 (b) (i) reactants stick to surface of catalyst 1 products separate from catalyst after reaction 1 heavy metals block surface to reactants 1 (ii) lead is a heavy metal 1 would ruin catalyst 1 QUESTIONSHEET 11 (a) TOTAL 8 2H 2 O(l) 2H 2 O(l) + O 2 (g) formulae correct 1 balancing 1 (b) (i) manganese(iv) oxide / manganese dioxide 1 (ii) lowers activation energy 1 provides surface for reaction 1 (iii) weigh before and after 1 then test its catalysing properties again 1 TOTAL 7

QUESTIONSHEET 12 (a) measure loss of mass as gas lost 1 over a period of time 1 (b) (i) hydrogen 1 (ii) lighted splint 1 produces pop / explosion 1 (iii) Zn + 2HCl ZnCl 2 + H 2 2 (formulae 1, balancing 1) (c) (i) rate increased/faster 1 (ii) rate increased/faster 1 (iii) rate increased/faster 1 QUESTIONSHEET 13 TOTAL 10 (a) pressure forces gases into smaller space 1 molecules more likely to collide 1 (b) large surface area of powder 1 can create explosions when it burns/ causes very rapid combustion 1 (c) in less than one minute/faster than ribbon 1 (d) heat gives molecules more energy 1 collisions more likely to produce reaction 1 (e) cooling slows down reactions 1 but does not stop them 1 QUESTIONSHEET 14 TOTAL 9 (a) CO = carbon monoxide 1 NO x = oxides of nitrogen 1 CH = hydrocarbons 1 (b) (i) C 1 (ii) carbon monoxide 1 (iii) oxides of nitrogen 1 TOTAL 6

QUESTIONSHEET 15 (a) (i) steeper line 1 same volume of oxygen 1 (ii) much steeper line 1 same volume of oxygen 1 volume of gas (b) more gas produced with Y 1 catalyst does not affect outcome of reactions 1 (c) some Y used up 1 catalysts are not used up 1 QUESTIONSHEET 16 (i) (ii) 30 60 90 time in seconds TOTAL 8 (a) H 2 O 2 1 (b) oxygen 1 (c) (i) susbtance which speeds up a reaction 1 but does not get permanently used up/ can be recovered unchanged at the end 1 (ii) A 1 does not change speed/rate 1 (iii) C 1 changes speed the most 1 (d) 5 g 1 TOTAL 9

QUESTIONSHEET 17 (a) Three from: add catalyst heat/warm reaction use higher concentration of reactants use solid reactants with greater surface area / stir more increase pressure of gaseous reactants 3 (b) not enough activation energy supplied by a match 1 heat from the match is conducted away by the rest of the tree 1 (c) dust has greater surface area 1 burns more easily 1 QUESTIONSHEET 18 TOTAL 7 (a) (i) D 1 (ii) B 1 (b) (i) 60 cm 3 1 (ii) 20 s 1 (c) 66 cm 3 1 (d) (i) 66 cm 3 1 (ii) the same 1 QUESTIONSHEET 19 (a) TOTAL 7 Two from: (gas) syringe, measuring cylinder, burette 2 (b) (i) Three from: use same sized pieces of magnesium/ use same mass of magnesium use same volume of acid keep temperature the same stir the same amount 3 (ii) stop clock 1 (c) balance reading to 2 decimal places 1 TOTAL 7

QUESTIONSHEET 20 One mark for each of the following (in correct order) (i) joules 1 (ii) kilojoule 1 (iii) exothermic 1 (iv) endothermic 1 (v) catalyst 1 (vi) increased 1 (vii) surface area 1 (viii) photography/sunburn 1 (ix) light 1 TOTAL 9