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Chemistry Paper 233/3 Mark Scheme

The document outlines a suggested mark scheme for a Chemistry paper, detailing procedures for titration and reaction rates, including calculations for molarity and moles. It includes tables for data collection, observations, and inferences related to various chemical reactions and properties. Additionally, it provides guidelines for graphing results and interpreting experimental data.

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Chemistry Paper 233/3 Mark Scheme

The document outlines a suggested mark scheme for a Chemistry paper, detailing procedures for titration and reaction rates, including calculations for molarity and moles. It includes tables for data collection, observations, and inferences related to various chemical reactions and properties. Additionally, it provides guidelines for graphing results and interpreting experimental data.

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MASTERED REVISION

PREDICTION ONE – JULY 2022


Suggested MARK SCHEME CHEMISTRY PAPER 233/3

PROCEDURE I

1. Titre 1 2 3
Final burette reading cm³ 23.2 21.5 21.5
Initial burette reading cm³ 0.0 0.0 0.0
Volume of solution (V)cm³ 23.2 21.5 21.5 (4 marks)

Table I (5 marks)
Complete table (1 mark)
Decimal place (1 mark)
Accuracy (1 mark)
Principal of averaging (1 mark) (Working must be shown as indicated below)
Final answer (1 mark)
(5 marks)

(a) Average volume


½ ½

(b) Molarity of solution M. (2 marks)


1g – 250cm³
1000cm³ ½

½

½ = 0.1M ½ (2 marks)

(c) Moles of sodium hydroxide pipetted (1 mark)


½ = 0.0025 moles ½

(d) Moles of acid that reacted


2NaOH(aq) + H2Y  Na2Y(aq) + 2H2O(l)
Mole ration acid: Base
1 2
 Moles of acid = ½ moles of base = ½ x 0.0025 ½
= 0.00125 ½

(e) Moles of H2Y in 1.6g (1 mark)


½
= 0.014535 ½ (1 mark)

(f) Determining value of Y:


1.6g – 0.014535 moles
? 1 mole
½
2 + Y = 110.079
 = 110.079 – 2 ½
= 108.079 (1 mark)
PROCEDURE II
(a) Temperature of solution V(ºC) 40ºC 50ºC 60ºC 70ºC 80ºC
Time for colour to
disappear (+) secˉ¹ 200.76 60.62 43.26 18.37 8.35

0.00498 0.0165 0.0231 0.0544 0.1198

Complete table (1 mark)


Decimal place (1 mark)
Accuracy (1 mark)
Trend – Decreasing (1 mark)

(b) Graph
- Both correctly labelled axis with units of variables (½ mark)
- Scale ½ cover ¾ page ½
- Plots 1 mark (must be visible)
- Shape (line) (1 mark)
(3 marks

I
sec  1
t

Temp C
(c) Time taken at 65ºC

½
Working out ½
Showing on graph ½

(d) Rate of reaction is directly proportional to increase in temperature or rate of reaction increases with
increase in temperature.¹
2. Observations Inferences
Solid dissolves to ½ form colourless solution ½ - Coloured ions absent ½
(1mk) i.e. Cu2+, Fe2+, Fe3+
- Solid is soluble ½ (1mk)

(i) Observations Inferences


No white precipitate formed ¹ (1mk) +
Na , K ,+
present
3 - ions (1mk)
2 – ions (½mk)
1 – ion (no mark) (1mk)

(ii) Observations Inferences


Burns with a yellow flame ¹ (1mk) Na+ present ¹ (1mk)

(iii) Observations Inferences


White precipitate (1mk) , , present
3 - ions (1mk)
2 – ions (½mk)
1 – ion (0mk) (1mk)

(iv) Observations Inferences


- Colourless gas produced ½ present ½
- Purple acidified KMnO4 changes to
colourless ½ (1mk)

3. (i) White crystals ¹

(ii) Observations Inferences


Solid ½ melts, burns with a yellow
sooty flame. ½
Reject: Burns with yellow flame. (1mk) C=C , CC
½ Present ½
(1mk)

(iii) Observations Inferences


Solid dissolves to form colourless Polar compound present ¹ (1mk)
solution ½ (1mk)

(iv) Observations Inferences


Solid ½ melts, burns with a yellow
CC ; C=C
ROH ½ Present ½

(1mk)
sooty flame.
Reject: Burns with yellow flame. (1mk)

(v) Observations Inferences


Purple acidified KMnO4 changes
to colourless. (1mk) CC ; C=C ½
ROH ½

(vi) Observations Inferences


PH = 1 or PH = 2 ¹ Strongly acidic ¹

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