AQA GCSE Chemistry Paper 1 Foundation June 2022 mark scheme 8462/1F
Practise the past exam questions by topic
Atoms, elements & compounds7 Qs
Isotopes & relative atomic mass11 Qs
Subatomic particles12 Qs
Mixtures & separation techniques8 Qs
Reactions of acids15 Qs
Reactivity of metals20 Qs
PH scale & neutralisation11 Qs
Titrations16 Qs
Group 0: the noble gases7 Qs
Group 1: the alkali metals10 Qs
Group 7: the halogens10 Qs
Periodic table13 Qs
Covalent bonding9 Qs
Diamond, graphite, graphene & fullerenes13 Qs
Relative formula mass10 Qs
Nanoparticles10 Qs
Atom economy12 Qs
Electrolysis9 Qs
Electrolysis of aqueous solutions13 Qs
Electrolysis of molten ionic compounds6 Qs
Three states of matter8 Qs
Using electrolysis to extract metals8 Qs
Electronic structure5 Qs
Ionic bonding & ionic compounds16 Qs
Metals & non-metals5 Qs
Properties of metals & alloys10 Qs
Transition metals11 Qs
Exothermic & endothermic reactions16 Qs
Reaction profiles14 Qs
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10 questions
- Q1 - 9 marks - Atoms, elements and compounds, Isotopes and relative atomic mass, Subatomic particles
- Q2 - 8 marks - Atoms, elements and compounds, Mixtures and separation techniques
- Q3 - 8 marks - Reactions of acids, Reactivity of metals, The pH scale and neutralisation, Titrations
- Q4 - 9 marks - Group 0: the noble gases, Group 1: the alkali metals, Group 7: the halogens, The periodic table
- Q5 - 9 marks - Reactions of acids
- Q6 - 8 marks - Covalent bonding, Diamond, graphite, graphene and fullerenes, Relative formula mass, The pH scale and neutralisation
- Q7 - 10 marks - Nanoparticles
- Q8 - 9 marks - Atom economy, Electrolysis, Electrolysis of aqueous solutions, Electrolysis of molten ionic compounds, The three states of matter, Using electrolysis to extract metals
- Q9 - 13 marks - Electronic structure, Ionic bonding and ionic compounds, Metals and non-metals, Properties of metals and alloys, Transition metals
- Q10 - 17 marks - Exothermic and endothermic reactions, Reaction profiles
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