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    Mark Scheme (Results)

    January 2013

    International GCSE Chemistry (4CH0)


    Paper 2C

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    Question
    number
    1 (a)

    Expected Answer
    bar drawn at height of 32
    bar drawn at height of 8
    bar drawn at height of 62-64

    Accept

    Reject

    Marks

    2 marks for all 3


    1 mark for any 2

    horizontal lines at
    correct heights
    vertical lines ending at
    correct heights
    (b)

    M1 - capric AND palmitic solid

    M2 - formic liquid

    any other state


    symbols

    1
    1
    Total

    Question
    number
    2 (a) (i)

    (b)

    Answer

    Accept

    Reject

    Marks

    (ii) A

    M1 - B

    M2 - the spots do not line up (with any of the


    blue, red or
    yellow spots)

    the colours do not


    match (with any one of
    blue, red or yellow)
    the spots are not the
    same (as those for
    blue, red or yellow)

    M2 dependant on M1

    contains other colours

    Total

    Question
    number
    3 (a) (i)

    Answer

    Accept

    Reject

    Marks

    M1 - at least two layers of circles drawn with the


    majority touching one another

    1
    1

    M2 - no regular pattern overall


    (ii) (particles/they are) more closely packed
    or
    (particles they are) closer together
    or
    more (particles of them) in a given volume/in the
    tank

    less space between


    particles, etc

    oxygen in place of
    particles

    any other colour


    glow for flame

    molecules or atoms for


    particles
    reverse arguments

    (b)

    (i)

    M1 - bright/brilliant/blinding/white flame

    light for flame

    M2 - white powder / solid / smoke / ash


    (ii) MgO
    (c)

    (i)

    base/alkali

    1
    correct formula as part
    of an equation
    basic/alkaline
    (it) forms hydroxide
    ions (in water)

    1
    contains hydroxide
    ions

    (ii) OH / hydroxide

    1
    1

    Total

    Question
    number
    4 (a)

    (b)

    Answer

    M2- lump/calcium carbonate/solid disappears/gets


    smaller

    dissolves
    forms a colourless
    solution

    M2 dependent on M1 or near miss, e.g. Ca(OH)2(s)


    IGNORE references to lighted spill goes out
    time increases, mass decreases

    (i)

    Marks

    gas/carbon dioxide
    given off

    IGNORE references to mass eventually stops


    decreasing
    (d)

    Reject

    M1 - bubbles (of gas) / fizzing / effervescence

    M1 - (bubble through) limewater/calcium hydroxide


    solution
    M2 - (goes) milky/cloudy/chalky

    (c)

    Accept

    3.3 to 3.5

    (ii) lump/calcium carbonate/solid completely reacted

    1
    white precipitate/
    suspension/solid
    (formed)

    reverse statement
    mass decreases with
    time
    (they have a) negative
    correlation
    3 min 18s to 3 min 30s

    mass goes down


    with no reference to
    time

    used up/has gone

    has dissolved
    (both) reactants
    used up

    1
    1

    Question
    Number
    4 (e) (i)

    Answer
    calcium chloride AND hydrochloric acid

    IGNORE carbon dioxide / carbonic acid / calcium


    carbonate
    (ii) calcium chloride AND hydrochloric acid
    (f)

    IGNORE carbon dioxide / carbonic acid


    M1 - steeper curve to left of original starting at, or close
    to (100,0)
    M2 - levels at 98.4 g

    Accept

    Reject

    hydrogen chloride for


    hydrochloric acid
    correct formulae
    hydrogen chloride for
    hydrochloric acid
    correct formula

    Marks

    calcium
    carbonate

    1
    1

    curves that 'dip'


    below 98.4 by
    more than
    small square
    Total

    11

    Question
    number
    5 (a)

    Answer

    Salt
    made

    Acid used

    Accept

    Metal compound
    Name

    sulfuric (acid)

    correct formulae

    Reject

    Marks
    5

    Solid or
    aqueous
    solution
    solid

    silver
    nitrate
    nitric (acid)

    (b)

    solid/
    aqueous/
    solution

    H2SO4  H+ + HSO4 / H2SO4  2H+ + SO42


    M1 - formula of both ions correct
    M2 balanced equation

    silver ethanoate

    H3O+ in place of H+

    Question
    Number
    5 (c)

    Answer
    M1- dissolve both (lead(II) nitrate and sodium
    chloride) in water

    Accept

    Reject

    Marks

    dissolve one in water

    M2- mix/add (the two solutions)

    react

    M3 filter

    decant

    penalise M1 is any other reagents added

    M4 - wash residue/solid/lead ((II)) chloride (with


    deionised/distilled water)
    M5 - dry on filter paper/in a (warm) oven/leave to
    dry /heat

    1
    other sensible
    methods of drying

    strong heating

    1
    Total

    12

    Question
    number
    6 (a)

    Answer

    Accept

    C12H22O11 + H2O  2C6H12O6

    lower case symbols and


    numbers not given as
    subscripts

    Ignore yeast
    (b)

    (i)

    no more bubbles/fizzing/effervescence

    (ii)

    IGNORE when no more ethanol is formed/all the


    glucose has reacted/all the yeast has
    reacted/references to mass/references to
    temperature
    filtration/filtering

    Reject

    no more gas/carbon
    dioxide given off

    decant

    Mar
    ks
    1

    evaporation/distillation

    IGNORE sieving
    (c)

    (i)

    (the elements of) water removed

    H2O removed
    2 hydrogen (atoms)
    and 1 oxygen (atom)
    are removed

    (ii)

    aluminium oxide/Al2O3

    (concentrated) sulfuric
    acid
    (concentrated)
    phosphoric acid

    dilute acid
    phosphorus/phosphorous

    (iii)

    chlorine (gas) / Cl2

    correct name or
    formula as part of an
    equation

    chloride / Cl

    If both name and formula given, both must be


    correct
    (iv) CH2ClCH2Cl  CH2(=)CHCl + HCl

    C2H4Cl2 for CH2ClCH2Cl


    and
    C2H3Cl for CH2=CHCl

    Question
    Number
    (d) (i)

    Answer

    Accept

    Reject

    Marks
    1

    IGNORE bond angles and positions of H and Cl


    relative to each other
    (ii) Any three from:

    M1 - (one bond in the) double bond breaks


    M2 - small molecules/monomers/chloroethene
    molecules join together
    M3 - to form a (long) chain/macromolecule
    M4 - product/polymer contains only single bonds
    Total

    11

    Question
    number
    7 (a) (i)

    Answer

    One mark for (144


    24) = 6

    M1 M2 -

    (ii)

    0.006

    (iii)

    M1 -

    Accept

    0.006

    Reject

    Marks
    1
    1
    1
    1

    .
    .

    M2 - 148 (MUST be a whole number)


    1
    1

    (iv) M1 - (CO3) = 60
    M2 - 88
    M3 - Sr / strontium

    Mark csq throughout part (a)

    1
    answer csq on
    correctly calculated
    value of M2 (i.e. metal
    closest to calculated
    Ar), but must be a
    Group 2 metal

    Question
    Number
    7 (b)

    Answer

    Accept

    Reject

    Marks
    2

    Any two from:


    M1 - gas was lost between adding acid and
    replacing bung
    M2 - bung does not fit/there are leaks in the
    apparatus
    M3 - some gas dissolved/reacted in the water
    M4 - the carbonate was impure
    M5 - the temperature (of the gas) was lower than
    room
    temperature/25C
    Total

    10

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