AQA GCSE Chemistry Paper 1 Foundation June 2024 mark scheme 8462/1F
Materials
Practise the past exam questions by topic
Atoms, elements & compounds7 Qs
Ionic bonding & ionic compounds16 Qs
Metals & non-metals5 Qs
Mixtures & separation techniques8 Qs
Transition metals11 Qs
Chemical measurements & uncertainty8 Qs
Reactions of acids15 Qs
Titrations16 Qs
Concentration of solutions11 Qs
Exothermic & endothermic reactions16 Qs
Relative formula mass10 Qs
Nanoparticles10 Qs
Diamond, graphite, graphene & fullerenes13 Qs
Properties of small molecules10 Qs
Subatomic particles12 Qs
Conservation of mass & balanced equations13 Qs
Electrolysis9 Qs
Electrolysis of molten ionic compounds6 Qs
Extraction of metals & reduction12 Qs
Chemical cells & batteries11 Qs
Making soluble salts10 Qs
Percentage yield7 Qs
Reactivity of metals20 Qs
Electronic structure5 Qs
Group 0: the noble gases7 Qs
Group 1: the alkali metals10 Qs
Group 7: the halogens10 Qs
Development of the model of the atom10 Qs
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10 questions
- Q1 - 9 marks - Atoms, elements and compounds, Ionic bonding and ionic compounds, Metals and non-metals, Mixtures and separation techniques, Transition metals
- Q2 - 10 marks - Chemical measurements and uncertainty, Reactions of acids, Titrations
- Q3 - 14 marks - Concentration of solutions, Exothermic and endothermic reactions, Relative formula mass
- Q4 - 10 marks - Nanoparticles, Transition metals
- Q5 - 10 marks - Diamond, graphite, graphene and fullerenes, Properties of small molecules, Subatomic particles
- Q6 - 10 marks - Conservation of mass and balanced equations, Electrolysis, Electrolysis of molten ionic compounds, Extraction of metals and reduction, Relative formula mass
- Q7 - 8 marks - Chemical cells and batteries
- Q8 - 10 marks - Making soluble salts, Percentage yield, Reactivity of metals
- Q9 - 11 marks - Electronic structure, Group 0: the noble gases, Group 1: the alkali metals, Group 7: the halogens
- Q10 - 8 marks - Subatomic particles, The development of the model of the atom
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