OCR GCSE Combined Science A (Gateway) Chemistry Paper 4 Foundation June 2024 mark scheme J250/04
Practise the past exam questions by topic
Greenhouse gases & climate change21 Qs
Catalysts16 Qs
Atmospheric pollutants12 Qs
Conservation of mass & balanced equations52 Qs
Composition & evolution of the atmosphere17 Qs
Reactivity of metals15 Qs
Oxidation & reduction in terms of electrons21 Qs
Periodic table45 Qs
Mixtures & separation techniques12 Qs
Potable water7 Qs
Reversible reactions6 Qs
PH scale & neutralisation16 Qs
Cracking & alkenes10 Qs
Crude oil, hydrocarbons & alkanes15 Qs
Fractional distillation & petrochemicals14 Qs
Three states of matter46 Qs
Collision theory & activation energy8 Qs
Factors affecting the rate of reaction11 Qs
Rate of reaction22 Qs
Extraction of metals & reduction9 Qs
Life cycle assessment8 Qs
Reducing the use of resources6 Qs
Using electrolysis to extract metals9 Qs
+19 more
16 questions
- Q1 - 1 mark - Greenhouse gases and climate change
- Q2 - 1 mark - Catalysts
- Q3 - 1 mark - Atmospheric pollutants
- Q4 - 1 mark - Conservation of mass and balanced equations
- Q5 - 1 mark - The composition and evolution of the atmosphere
- Q6 - 1 mark - The composition and evolution of the atmosphere
- Q7 - 1 mark - Reactivity of metals
- Q8 - 1 mark - Reactivity of metals
- Q9 - 1 mark - Oxidation and reduction in terms of electrons
- Q10 - 1 mark - The periodic table
- Q11 - 5 marks - Mixtures and separation techniques, Potable water
- Q12 - 9 marks - The periodic table
- Q13 - 10 marks - Reversible reactions, The pH scale and neutralisation
- Q14 - 8 marks - Cracking and alkenes, Crude oil, hydrocarbons and alkanes, Fractional distillation and petrochemicals, The three states of matter
- Q15 - 6 marks - Collision theory and activation energy, Factors affecting the rate of reaction, Rate of reaction
- Q16 - 12 marks - Conservation of mass and balanced equations, Extraction of metals and reduction, Life cycle assessment, Oxidation and reduction in terms of electrons, Reducing the use of resources, Using electrolysis to extract metals
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