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My marking scheme ...3 years ago i bought a bunch of past papers including chemistry and i found out that it has the ans for these old questionsFrom which mark scheme?
hi, i assumed it is chemistryHey guys could someone help me with these questions>>W06 PAPER 1 qno 37,40 and 31???
Haha its good that u assumed that im talking about Chemistry becoz im tired of writing it every time ..Thx alottt for your appreciated effortshi, i assumed it is chemistry
so for Q.31 it is B because oxides of nitrogen doesnt come from the fuel, it is caused by the very high temperatures which allow the nitrogen to bond with oxygen, but the carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide does come from the fuel.
for Q.37 it is A because a hydrocarbon is a compound made from carbons and hydrogens only and S has oxygen in it and so it is not a hydrocarbon but R is only made from hydrogen and carbon so it is a hydrocarbon, and as crude oil is a mixture of hydrocarbons then R also occurs in crude oil
for Q.40 it is A because the monomer in addition polymerization is only two carbon length and u shud memorize that and there is only 2 hydrogens for each carbon and so it can never be B.
if u dont understand ask again plz
yea Q.22 is quite tricky the answer is A because if u know from the analysis table if u add silver nitrate to chloride ions u get a white precipitate silver chloridepllzzz help
CHEMISTRY!!!!
nov 01 Q 22 A and C are both correct how come??????
nov 02 Q 26 why D not C???????????
J04 Q 19 why A it should be C????????????????
nov 07 Q 20 why B not D??????????????????
nov 09 Q 4 why A not B????????????????????
PLZZZZ HELPPP
Are u sure about 26? (the second 1)yea Q.22 is quite tricky the answer is A because if u know from the analysis table if u add silver nitrate to chloride ions u get a white precipitate silver chloride
Q.26 it is C actually D is wrong the ms is wrong
for J04 Q.19 it is A because aluminium and zinc give the same result with sodium hydroxide ( a soluble white ppt) so u cant seperate them but Ammonia for aluminium it forms an insoluble white ppt and zinc is a soluble ppt and so u can seperate them
for Nov 07 carbon is oxidised to carbon dioxide which escapes causing a decrease in mass, while copper when oxidised will form copper oxide which is a solid that settles causing an increase in mass
for Nov 09 i dont know which variant u didnt say i assumed it is variant 1, it is A because the Q says which can be correct and if u started with an element in group 0, then the other element will be in the same group and it will be unreactive and so the answer is A
- well AGCL is white,they consider it not coloured..Whenever asked for a coloured compound,choose the transition metal one.pllzzz help
CHEMISTRY!!!!
nov 01 Q 22 A and C are both correct how come??????
nov 02 Q 26 why D not C???????????
J04 Q 19 why A it should be C????????????????
nov 07 Q 20 why B not D??????????????????
nov 09 Q 4 why A not B????????????????????
PLZZZZ HELPPP
yes i am because copper doesnt react with hydrochloric acid and zinc does react and so both of these are wrong so the answer must be magnesium and ironAre u sure about 26? (the second 1)
Highly reactive metals don't occur as oxides they occur as chlorides..They tarnish when left in air,that's why NA and K are kept under the surface of paraffin..yea Q.22 is quite tricky the answer is A because if u know from the analysis table if u add silver nitrate to chloride ions u get a white precipitate silver chloride
Q.26 it is C actually D is wrong the ms is wrong
for J04 Q.19 it is A because aluminium and zinc give the same result with sodium hydroxide ( a soluble white ppt) so u cant seperate them but Ammonia for aluminium it forms an insoluble white ppt and zinc is a soluble ppt and so u can seperate them
for Nov 07 carbon is oxidised to carbon dioxide which escapes causing a decrease in mass, while copper when oxidised will form copper oxide which is a solid that settles causing an increase in mass
for Nov 09 i dont know which variant u didnt say i assumed it is variant 1, it is A because the Q says which can be correct and if u started with an element in group 0, then the other element will be in the same group and it will be unreactive and so the answer is A
which question is that? did he ask for this question?Highly reactive metals don't occur as oxides they occur as chlorides..They tarnish when left in air,that's why NA and K are kept under the surface of paraffin..
Q.26which question is that? did he ask for this question?
actually silver is a transition metal too and also iron is too it is an exception that silver chloride is white and we know it from the analysis table- well AGCL is white,they consider it not coloured..Whenever asked for a coloured compound,choose the transition metal one.
-Highly reactive metals don't occur as oxides they occur as chlorides..
-It cleraly states differntiate,..If you used NaOH,then you'll get for both white precipitate and both ppt dissolve in excess.While using ammonia solution,NH4OH,one will dissolve in excess the other won;t
-Since carbon reacts with oxygen to form carbon dioxide which is a gas and so will pass out of the tube and mass decreases..Copper forms a solid oxide which is CuO.
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umm no i was askin abt nov2 26 :Syes i am because copper doesnt react with hydrochloric acid and zinc does react and so both of these are wrong so the answer must be magnesium and iron
oh srry i thought it is 2001, i didnt see 2002Q.26
Oh,yea...those other transition metals.actually silver is a transition metal too and also iron is too it is an exception that silver chloride is white and we know it from the analysis table
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