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The document contains a mark scheme for an AS Chemistry examination from January 2001, detailing various questions and their corresponding answers related to organic chemistry concepts. It covers topics such as functional groups, boiling points, isomers, and reactions involving hydrocarbons and alcohols. The mark scheme provides a breakdown of points awarded for specific answers and diagrams, emphasizing the importance of correct chemical structures and processes.

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2001 Jan MS

The document contains a mark scheme for an AS Chemistry examination from January 2001, detailing various questions and their corresponding answers related to organic chemistry concepts. It covers topics such as functional groups, boiling points, isomers, and reactions involving hydrocarbons and alcohols. The mark scheme provides a breakdown of points awarded for specific answers and diagrams, emphasizing the importance of correct chemical structures and processes.

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AS: 2812

January 2001

Chains and Rings Mark Scheme

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2 1. (a) (i) OH/hydroxy/hydroxyl/ROH (ii) CnH2n+1OH (iii) C7H15OH / C7H16O

(b)

88.

(c)(i) 1 mark for plotting the points 1 mark for the line extended to enable [Link] of C8H17OH to be estimated. 115 -125 oC 190 -205 oC

(ii)

I II

butan-1-ol C8H17OH

(ii)

Boiling point increases as the Mr increases/ proportional to Mr .

[Total : 9]

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3 2 (a) contains carbon and hydrogen only

separates due to differences in boiling point

(b)

works out/uses Mr = 156 (ii) 132/156 method mark 84.6% C C9H20

(c)

C11H24 Ethene

+ C 2 H4

(d)

(i)

Draw the isomers of pentane.


H H3C C

H C H

H C H
H3C

H C

CH3

CH3

CH3

CH3 Isomer C

H3C

CH CH3 3

Isomer B

Isomer D

(ii)

D, C, B to match as drawn in (d)(i)

(iii)

less van der Waals' forces in D/ as chain length increases so does b pt./greater the branching~lower the boiling point C5H12 + 8O2

(iv)

5CO2

+ 6H2O

(CO2 + H2O gets ) (v) branched chains burn more efficiently/ add it to petrol

[Total : 16]

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3 (a) Initiation Propation 1 Propagation 2 Termination Cl2 2Cl 4
[4]

C3H8 + Cl HCl + C3H7 C3H7 + Cl2 C3H7Cl + Cl Any two free radicals

(b) (i) (ii)

Compound H = 1,2-dichloropropane 1 mark for each correct structure

H H Cl H C C C Cl H H H or Cl

H H H

H Cl H

C C C Cl or H C C C H H H H H Cl H

(c) (i)
(ii)

water OH- behaves as a nucleophile

OH- has a lone pair of electrons/ seeks out electron deficient areas/attracted to C+ (d) (i) reflux is the continuous process of evaporation followed by condensation/ description of what would be seen to indicate that the process is continuous orange to green (iii)
C3H7OH/C3H8O + 2[O] C2H5COOH/C3H6O2 + H2O

(ii)

(All three formulae correct gets one mark) (e) wavenumber bond wavenumber bond 1680 1750 cm-1 C=O 2500 3300 cm-1 O-H

[Total : 19]

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5 4 (a)
H H H H H H H C C C H H
1 mark

H C C C H + H Br
1 mark for either carbonium ion

H H H H C C C H H Br Br

H H H H C C C H + H Br
1 mark

Br : Br
1 mark for (temp induced) dipole in the Br-Br

[4]

.. Br-

Additional 1 mark if curly arrow starts at the lone pair

5 marking points for max of 4 marks

(b) (ii) reagent = H2 conditions = Ni/Pt as catalyst (iii)


(i)

H H H H C C C H H H OH and

H H H H C C C H H OH H

(c)

(i)

Addition polymer

(ii)

H CH3H CH3 C C C C H H H H

(iii)

non-biodegradeable or words to that effect when burnt they release toxic fumes

[Total : 13]

(a)

(i)

C4H9OH/C4H10O

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6

(ii)

C4H9OH/C4H10O

+ HCl

C4H9Cl

H2 O

(b)

The upper layer because the organic compounds have a lower density than water.

(c)

(i) (ii)

CO2 HCl

(d)

(i)

51 oC

[Total : 9]

(ii) (iii) (iv)

4/74 = 0.05(4) 3.75/92.5 = 0.04(1) 75% (allow 80% if (d) (ii) given as 0.05 / mark ecf for (d)(ii)/(d)(i) *100)

(a)

functional group 1 test observation

alkene add bromine decolourised

functional group 2 test observation

alcohol Na/ PCl5/ white fumes/HCl RCO2H smell

bubbles/H2

[6]

(b)

H H CH3 H3 C C C C C C H H H Compound F

O H

[1] [Total : 7]

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7
7 Fermentation

Yeast/enzyme Temperature about 30 oC C6H12O6 2C2H5OH Batch process + 2CO2

Hydration of ethene. Reagent Temp/press Catalyst steam/water at > 100 oC 300 oC & 70 100 atm phosphoric acid

C2H4 + H2O C2H5OH Continuous process

1 mark available for Quality of written communication.. base the award of the mark on the ability to communicate the essential chemistry

[Total : 12 max = 9]
8 Ethane saturated/single bonds only/ -bond `

tetrahedron 109o 28' unsaturated/double bonds/contains a -bond draws or explains overlap of adjacent p-orbitals at right angle to the plane of the molecule trigonal planar approx 120o

Ethene

1 mark available for Quality of written communication ... base the award of the mark on the ability to use essential technical language such as saturated/unstaurated/tetrahedron, trigonal planar/ overlap of adjacent p-orbitals [Total : 8]

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