Practice paper Flashcards

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Why do alkaline batteries eventually stop working?

A

A reactant is used up

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2
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Why can alkaline batteries not be charged?

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The reaction is not reversible

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3
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Evaluate the use of hydrogen fuel cells with rechargeable lithium ion batteries

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Overall my judgement is that hydrogen fuel cells are better for a number of reasons. For example the table clearly shows a significantly shorter refueling time and a far greater range. From my own knowledge, I know that hydrogen fuel cells do not produce any form of pollutants, only water, while lithium iron batteries can be known to release toxic chemicals when they are disposed of. So overall, I would say hydrogen fuel cells would be better to power an electric car.

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4
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The student concluded that that the reactions between the metals and copper sulfate solution are endothermic
Give one reason why this conclusion is wrong

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Because there was an increase in temperature

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5
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Describe a method to find the position of an unknown metal in this reactivity series

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  • Add the unknown metal to copper sulfate
  • Measure the temperature change
  • Place metals in order of the change in temperature
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6
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Explain why electrolysis would not take place in the apparatus shown in figure 6

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The solid zinc chloride does not conduct electricity because ions cannot move around in a solid

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7
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explain why graphite conducts electricity

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because each atom forms 3 bonds and one electron per atom is delocalised, meaning it can carry charge around the graphite

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8
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Student 1 made an error in selecting apparatus for this investigation (figure 7). How should it be changed

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Use burette so that volume can be measured

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9
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Describe the trends shown in the results of figure 8

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  • The hydrogen is collected at a steady rate
  • Chlorine is collected at an increasing rate up to 8 minutes
  • hydrogen is collected at a rate of 0.45 (cm3/min)
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10
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Select one reason for the difference in volume of each gas collected in figure 8

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chlorine reacts with water

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11
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calculate the amount in moles of chlorine collected after 20 minutes. Use figure 8. The volume of any gas at room temperature and pressure is 24.0 dm(3) Give your answer in standard form

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volume = 6.6/1,000 = 0.0066
moles = 0.0066/24 = 2.75 X 10(-4)
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12
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Name the products formed when chlorine solution reacts with potassium iodine solution

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potassium chloride + iodine

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13
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Explain why chlorine is more reactive than iodine

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The outer electrons of chlorine are closer to the nucleus so chlorine has less shielding. this means it can gain electron easier

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14
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Chlorine reacts with hydrogen to form hydrogen chloride. Explain why hydrogen is a gas at room temperature.

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It is made of small molecules that mean it has weak intermolecular forces between bonds, so not much energy is required to overcome them

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15
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Calculate the bond energy X for the C-BR bond using figure 9 and table 3

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412 + 193 = 605
- 51 = 605 - (366 + X)
X = 290 kj/mol

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