Edexcel GCSE Chemistry Paper 2 Higher June 2018 mark scheme 1CH0/2H
Practise the past exam questions by topic
Greenhouse gases & climate change12 Qs
Composition & evolution of the atmosphere11 Qs
Covalent bonding17 Qs
Electronic structure14 Qs
Group 7: the halogens18 Qs
Properties of small molecules14 Qs
Subatomic particles13 Qs
Tests for gases30 Qs
Empirical formulae20 Qs
Group 1: the alkali metals12 Qs
Alcohols16 Qs
Carboxylic acids13 Qs
Crude oil, hydrocarbons & alkanes18 Qs
Exothermic & endothermic reactions11 Qs
Addition polymerisation13 Qs
Ceramics, polymers & composites8 Qs
Polymers17 Qs
Cracking & alkenes7 Qs
Properties of hydrocarbons16 Qs
Reaction profiles7 Qs
Oxidation & reduction in terms of electrons15 Qs
Properties of ionic compounds12 Qs
Identification of ions20 Qs
Instrumental methods8 Qs
Collision theory & activation energy14 Qs
Factors affecting the rate of reaction20 Qs
Moles & amount of substance17 Qs
Rate of reaction11 Qs
Alkenes16 Qs
Bond energy calculations8 Qs
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10 questions
- Q1 - 7 marks - Greenhouse gases and climate change, The composition and evolution of the atmosphere
- Q2 - 9 marks - Covalent bonding, Electronic structure, Group 7: the halogens, Properties of small molecules, Subatomic particles, Tests for gases
- Q3 - 9 marks - Empirical formulae, Group 1: the alkali metals
- Q4 - 11 marks - Alcohols, Carboxylic acids, Crude oil, hydrocarbons and alkanes, Exothermic and endothermic reactions
- Q5 - 9 marks - Addition polymerisation, Ceramics, polymers and composites, Polymers
- Q6 - 11 marks - Cracking and alkenes, Crude oil, hydrocarbons and alkanes, Properties of hydrocarbons, Reaction profiles
- Q7 - 12 marks - Group 7: the halogens, Oxidation and reduction in terms of electrons, Properties of ionic compounds
- Q8 - 10 marks - Identification of ions, Instrumental methods
- Q9 - 12 marks - Collision theory and activation energy, Factors affecting the rate of reaction, Moles and amount of substance, Rate of reaction
- Q10 - 10 marks - Alkenes, Bond energy calculations, Carboxylic acids
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