Edexcel GCSE Chemistry Paper 1 Foundation June 2018 mark scheme 1CH0/1F
Practise the past exam questions by topic
Covalent bonding17 Qs
NPK fertilisers12 Qs
Haber process9 Qs
PH scale & neutralisation28 Qs
Titrations13 Qs
Isotopes & relative atomic mass8 Qs
Subatomic particles13 Qs
Periodic table13 Qs
Diamond, graphite, graphene & fullerenes8 Qs
Empirical formulae20 Qs
Properties of small molecules14 Qs
Relative formula mass34 Qs
Tests for gases30 Qs
Conservation of mass & balanced equations11 Qs
Electrolysis14 Qs
Electrolysis of aqueous solutions13 Qs
Making soluble salts16 Qs
Chromatography5 Qs
Mixtures & separation techniques18 Qs
Three states of matter11 Qs
Alloys as useful materials13 Qs
Corrosion & its prevention14 Qs
Oxidation & reduction in terms of electrons15 Qs
Properties of metals & alloys10 Qs
Concentration of solutions24 Qs
Metals & non-metals7 Qs
Amounts of substance in equations18 Qs
Extraction of metals & reduction11 Qs
Atom economy13 Qs
Percentage yield15 Qs
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10 questions
- Q1 - 9 marks - Covalent bonding, NPK fertilisers, The Haber process
- Q2 - 8 marks - The pH scale and neutralisation, Titrations
- Q3 - 7 marks - Isotopes and relative atomic mass, Subatomic particles, The periodic table
- Q4 - 9 marks - Diamond, graphite, graphene and fullerenes, Empirical formulae, Properties of small molecules, Relative formula mass, Tests for gases
- Q5 - 10 marks - Conservation of mass and balanced equations, Electrolysis, Electrolysis of aqueous solutions, Making soluble salts
- Q6 - 9 marks - Chromatography, Mixtures and separation techniques, The three states of matter
- Q7 - 12 marks - Alloys as useful materials, Corrosion and its prevention, Oxidation and reduction in terms of electrons, Properties of metals and alloys
- Q8 - 12 marks - Concentration of solutions, Making soluble salts, Metals and non-metals, Tests for gases
- Q9 - 13 marks - Amounts of substance in equations, Extraction of metals and reduction, Oxidation and reduction in terms of electrons
- Q10 - 11 marks - Atom economy, Percentage yield, The three states of matter
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