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Chemistry
Paper 3
May 2010
1 1/2 hours
CHEMISTRY
Paper 3
MARKING SCHEME
2
Sample answer 2
Set I: 55.0 / 55s Set II: 48.0 / 48s Set III: 42.0 / 42s
Set IV: 37.0 / 37s Set V: 33.0 / 33s
Sample answer 1
Set I: 55 Set II: 45.6 Set III: 42
Set IV: 37 Set V: 30.6
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Time 1 / Time
0.04 55.0 0.018
0.08 48.0 0.021
0.12 42.0 0.024
0.16 37.0 0.027
0.20 33.0 0.030
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Sample answer:
Manipulated variable: Concentration
Responding variable: Time taken 3
Constant variable: Temperature // size of conical flask
// concentration and volume of
sulphuric acid
1 (d) Able to give accurate reading ( 42.0s < X < 48.0s) to one
decimal point with unit
3
Sample answer
43.0s // 44.5s // 45.0s // 46.0s // 47.5 s
Sample answer 2
43s // 44.0 // 45s // 46.0
Sample answer 1
(42.0 < X < 48.0) // (42s < X < 48s)
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Concentration affects the rate of reaction // The concentration
change, the rate of reaction change
1 (g)
Able to state the meaning of the rate of reaction correctly 3
Sample answer
Time taken for mark ‘X’ to disappear from sight when sulphuric
acid is added into different concentration of sodium thiosulphate
solution.
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Sample answer
Time taken for mark ‘X’ to disappear from sight when sulphuric
acid is added into sodium thiosulphate solution.
Sample answer 1
Time taken for mark ‘X’ to disappear from sight.
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Observation Inference
2+
1. Zinc becomes thinner 1. Zn / zinc ion formed //
zinc becomes zinc ions
Answer
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To compare the sootiness of the flame of hexene / alkene and
hexane / alkane
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Does hexene / alkene burns with more sooty flame than hexane /
alkane?
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To study the combustion of alkane and alkene
Answer
Manipulated variable: Alkane and alkene // Hexene and hexane
Responding variable: The sootiness of the flame // the amount of
soot
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Hexene produces more / less soot than hexane when burnt in air.
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Hexene / alkene produces more / less soot when burnt in air.
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The soot of alkene and alkane are different.
Answer
Hexane, hexene, crucible/porcelain dish, filter paper, lighted
wooden splinter
Answer
Alkane, alkene, beaker/ any container, filter paper
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9
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Step 1, 2 and 4 2
Step 1 and 2 1
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Hexane
Hexene
10
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Does an acid need water to show its acidic properties?
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To investigate the role of water in showing the properties of acid
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Acid can show its acidic properties
No response or wrong response 0
Answer
Manipulated variable
Type of solvents // water and named organic solvent
Responding variable
Bubbles // Colour change of blue litmus paper
Controlled variable
Type of acid / calcium carbonate / magnesium
Sample answer
Acid shows its acidic properties in the presence of water //
The presence of water influences / affects the acidic properties //
The presence of water can show its acidic properties
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Acid can shows its acidic properties // Water influences / affects
the acid
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Apparatus : Test tube, test tube rack, droppers 3
Materials : Distilled water, glacial ethanoic acid, any suitable
organic solvent
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Apparatus : Test tube, test tube rack
Materials : distilled water, glacial ethanoic acid, any organic
solvent
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Apparatus : Test tube / test tube rack / droppers
Materials : distilled water / glacial ethanoic acid /any organic
solvent
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1. Three test tubes are labelled A, B, C and placed in a
test tube rack
2. Glacial ethanoic acid is placed into each
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(f) Able to exhibit the tabulation of data that includes the following
information:
1. Heading for manipulated - description
2. Heading for responding
3. 4 x 2 table 2
Sample answer
Description Observation
Glacial ethanoic acid
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Description Observation
Glacial ethanoic acid +
distilled water
Glacial ethanoic acid +
[organic solvent]