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GCE O Level L Oct/N Nov 2008 Ch hemistry 50 072/5067 Paper P 1 Sug ggested An nswers
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A: 3/6 x 100 %= 50% B: 5/7 x 100 %= 71.4% % C: 2/3 x 100 %= 66.7% % D: 3/3 x 100 %= 100% *note: AL LL gases have same molar vo olume (vol. of one mole). 2HCl + Na N 2CO3 CO2 + 2NaCl + H2O No. of mol m of Na2CO3 = 25 / 1000 x 0.2 0 = 0.005 No. of mol m of HCl = 0.0 005 x 2 = 0.01 Volume of o HCl = 0.01 / 0.1 x 1000 = 100 cm3 Mass of O in X = 8 - 5.6 = 2.4g No of mo ole of O = 2.4 / 16 No of mo ole of X = (2.4 / 16) x (2 / 3) For the sa ame time taken n, no. of electro ons flowing in both the cells is the same. Since Q and a S have diff fferent increase e in mass, no. of o electrons req quired to discha arge each cation in both cells wou uld be different t. This implies oxidation state e of cation in both b cells is different and therefore different d eleme ent and atomic c mass. I: melting g is endotherm mic. II: boiling g id endotherm mic III: comb bustion is exoth hermic IV: condensation is exo othermic Largest in nitial concentr ration gives fas stest initial rate e of reaction. r.com.sg. all rights r reserved. exampaper
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A: 40/36.5 = 1.10 mol/d dm3 .5 = 0.548 mol l/dm3 B: 20/36. C: 10/36. .5 x 10 = 2.74 mol/dm3 3 D: 4/36.5 5 x 20 = 2.19 mol/dm m At time 0, 0 pH of solutio on should be m more than 7 due e to presence of NaOH After neu utralization (pH H 7), pH of solu ution should be less than 7 du ue to presence of excess HCl l Carbon dioxide d is acidic. Test for Al A 3+ ion with NaOH: N Alumin nium hydroxide e (white ppt) is s soluble in exc cess of NaOH. Lead (II) carbonate reac cts with sulphu uric acid to form m lead (II) sulp phate, which fo orms an insoluble e layer over lea ad(II) carbonate e, preventing further fu reaction n with acid. H3PO4 + 3NaOH Na a3PO4 + 3H2O ncentration of both b reactants is the same, vo olume of acid t to volume of base ratio Since con should be e 1:3 A: oxidat tion state of Mg: M 0 in Mg to + +2 in MgCl2 [O O] oxidat tion state of H: : +1 in HCl to 0 in H2 [R] B: no cha ange in oxidati ion state C: oxidat tion state of Cu u: 0 in Cu to +2 2 in Cu(NO3)2 [O] oxidat tion state of N: : +5 in HNO3 t to +4 in NO2 [R R] D: oxidat tion state of Cu u: 0 in Cu to +2 2 in CuSO4 [O O] Oxida ation state of S: +6 in H2SO4 t to +4 in SO2 [R R] Organic acids a are weak k acids. One mole e of sulphuric acid a gives two moles of H+ io ons whereas on ne mole of hyd drochloric acid + gives one e mole of H io on. A: metals s form basic ox xides; non-met tals form acidic c oxides B: group number predic cts no. of electr rons involved in bonding, thu us formula of compound. c CuSO4 + Na2CO3 Na a2SO4 + CuCO O3 No. of mole m of CuSO4 = 4 / 1000 x 1.0 = 0.004 No. of mole m of Na2CO3 = 8 / 1000 x 1 1.0 = 0.008 Compoun nds remained behind b after rea action: colourless Na2CO3 (aq q) (excess reac ctant), colourles ss Na2SO4 (aq), green CuCO3 (s). Melting point p increases s down the elem ments of Group p VII. Therefore e, Y is below X in the group. . This implies Y has mor re protons and less reactive th han X. Group VI II elements for rm diatomic molecules. A: calciu um hydroxide reacts r with sulp phuric acid to form f salt and w water only. C: all car rbonates are ins soluble in wate er except sodiu um, potassium and ammonium m carbonates. D: zinc oxide o reacts wit th sulphuric ac cid to form salt t and water only y. Copper is s less reactive than iron. Ther refore, iron dis splaces copper ions from its solution, s resulting in copper depo osit. C 2+ (aq) Fe e2+ (aq) + Cu (s s) Fe (s) + Cu A: Coppe er does not react with acid be ecause it is less s reactive than hydrogen. B: Lead (II) ( sulphate is insoluble. C: Some are colourless e.g. Pb(NO)3 *Note: This is different t form question n that is asking for % of nitrogen by mass in n the compoun nd, in which ma ass of nitrogen n is compared against a Mr of compound. c Thus, the e compound wh hich contains t the most numbe er of nitrogen a atoms in the molecular m formula should s be the correct c answer. .
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Combust tion of fuels in cars and powe er stations prod duces carbon di ioxide. Plants ne eed to take in carbon dioxide for photosynth hesis. Carbon in n glucose comes from carbon in n CO2. 6CO2 + 12H 1 20 C6H12O6 + 6O2 + 6H2O Syllabus states that para affin (kerosene e) is used as a fuel f for heating g and cooking and for aircraft engines. A: R, S and a T contain 4 carbons. B: Alkyl group (CH3) attached a to last carbon atom in n linear chain i is not consider red as branched d chain. C: S is bu ut-2-ene. General formula f of alka ane is CnH2n+2 Combust tion hydrocarbo on in excess ox xygen gives ca arbon dioxide and a water only. . Therefore, X is CO2. Alkenes decolourise d bro omine spontan neously because e of C=C bond d. Therefore, Y is ethane. Nylon is polyamide, wh hich must cont tain amide link kage. Terylene is polyester, which w must con ntain ester linka age. Esterifica ation involves removal r of one e mole of H2O. (-OH from ac cid and H from m alcohol) Mg + 2C CH3COOH (CH ( 3COO)2Mg g + H2
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