AQA GCSE Synergy Paper 3: Physical sciences Foundation June 2022 mark scheme 8465/3F
Practise the past exam questions by topic
Crude oil, hydrocarbons & alkanes8 Qs
Fractional distillation & petrochemicals11 Qs
Making soluble salts14 Qs
PH scale & neutralisation11 Qs
Current, resistance & potential difference23 Qs
Direct & alternating potential difference10 Qs
Electrical charge & current10 Qs
Electrical power & energy transfers21 Qs
Collision theory & activation energy9 Qs
Conservation of mass & balanced equations11 Qs
Exothermic & endothermic reactions14 Qs
Extraction of metals & reduction11 Qs
Electrolysis of aqueous solutions8 Qs
Using electrolysis to extract metals8 Qs
Conservation & dissipation of energy9 Qs
Kinetic, elastic & gravitational potential energy14 Qs
Rate of reaction15 Qs
Properties of ionic compounds6 Qs
Properties of metals & alloys10 Qs
Properties of small molecules8 Qs
Relative formula mass13 Qs
Distance-time graphs13 Qs
Newton's laws of motion32 Qs
Scalar & vector quantities8 Qs
+20 more
9 questions
- Q1 - 8 marks - Crude oil, hydrocarbons and alkanes, Fractional distillation and petrochemicals
- Q2 - 8 marks - Making soluble salts, The pH scale and neutralisation
- Q3 - 12 marks - Current, resistance and potential difference, Direct and alternating potential difference, Electrical charge and current, Electrical power and energy transfers
- Q4 - 11 marks - Collision theory and activation energy, Conservation of mass and balanced equations, Exothermic and endothermic reactions, Extraction of metals and reduction
- Q5 - 10 marks - Electrolysis of aqueous solutions, Extraction of metals and reduction, Using electrolysis to extract metals
- Q6 - 9 marks - Conservation and dissipation of energy, Kinetic, elastic and gravitational potential energy
- Q7 - 13 marks - Rate of reaction
- Q8 - 15 marks - Properties of ionic compounds, Properties of metals and alloys, Properties of small molecules, Relative formula mass
- Q9 - 14 marks - Distance-time graphs, Newton's laws of motion, Scalar and vector quantities
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