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Section C:
Section II :
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l. C 2. C 3. D 4. A 5. B 6. A 7. D fJI
8.B 9.C 10. A (a) Br , Ca, 8, Cl, Hg, 0, Na
11. C D.. D 13. B 14.C 15. B 16. C 17. D 18.B 19. A 20. A [AU correct= 3 marks;
21 . A 22.. D 23 . C 24. A 25. C 26. B 27. A 28.D 29. 30. D 1-2 mistakes= -1 mark; 3-4 mistakes = -2 marks; Sor above mlstake5 • 0 mark)
31. C 32. A 33 . B 34.C 35. D
(b) (I) solid + [Ii) sodium, calcium, boron
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Section B: (iii) liquid + (iv) bromine, mercury Ill
1. (a) (I) II is a physical process. (1] (v) gas + (vi) oxygen, chlorine fll
In the process water has only change In state/ no new substance is formed. (Marks are awarded only If both name of the group and All elements correctly classified into their
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(111 To condense the water vapour. (1) respective groups.)
(Iii) Water and salt have different bolling points/
(c) Physical states of elements change at different temperatures and pressure5,
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The bolling point of water Is lower than that of the salt. [l)
Water can be evaporated and come out while the salt remains In the container. [1] (Do NOT accept different environment/conditions)
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(Iv) Poor drawing -1 the number or elements in each group may change at different conditions
Without anti-bumping granules -1
Wrong position of thermometer -1 (d)
Wrong direction of water flow -1
Without label -1 [Max4]
(b) (i) Adding silver nitrate solution to the sample with excess amount of nitric acid. [l]
A white precipitate will be formed If chloride Ion Is present. [l]
(ii) silver nitrate + sodium chloride silver chloride+ sodium nitrate. fl] Metals
(c) anhydrous copper(II) chloride, changes from white to blue [l+l]
OR anhydrous cobalt ~ paper, changes from blue to pink.
bromine,
2. (a) (I) colourless gas bubbles are evolved . fl] oxygen,
lron(II) sulphide dissolves. [1] chlorine
bad egg smell can be detected. [1] Metals+ Sodium, calcium, mercury (1]
(ii) lron(II) sulphide+ hydrochloric acid iron(II) chloride+ hydrogen sulphide [1] Semi-metals+ Boron [1)
(b) (I) (Thermal) decomposition . [1] Non-metals+ Oxygen, chlorine, bromine (1]
(ii) The dark brown solid becomes slivery/ grey. [1] (Marks are awarded only if both name of the group and ALL elements correctly classified into their
(Iii) sliver oxide sliver+ oxygen [1 ] respective groups.)
(Iv) Setup [2)
heating t est tube with silver oxide (e)
collect under water

3. (a) Add waler to t he mixture and carry out filtration . [1]


The filt rate Is collected and dried by an oven or desiccator to obtain potassium carbonate. [1]

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&tritch
Add benzene to t he residue and carry out filtration. [1]
Cllpo - (i
The residue Is calcium carbonate . [1)
Th e filtrate Is collected and dried by an oven or desiccator to obtain naphthalene. [1) tobe tested
[2]
[1] (0 mark without battery or without light bulb)
(b) Warning label : carcinogenic
wear rubber gloves/ protective gloves. [1]
OR Warning label: flammable fl] 2.
(l] (a) Electrolysis (of molten sodium hydroxide) [1]
Kerp away from Oun!. en flam e ,
(Correct spelling)

(b) Type of rocks that contain minerals, from which a high proportion of elements can be extracted .
[1]
m / L\ 11.i trn .1lly occurring solid materi al from which a metal or valuable mineral ca n b extracted
prr, fl t.,bly

(c) (I) Addln c w ,1t er l o dissolve the rock salt Ill


fil t er t l ,e mixture and the Impurities leave as residue 111
(no NO T acce pt : filtration/ filtrate It)
(mu s\ specify clea rly residue is to be removed or fil\rale is to be kept for further use)

(Ji ) Solid sodium chloride is crystallized from filtrate (a purification process] [I]
th e crystal ls then melted by heat 11]
(n o NOT accept : Heat the Rock Salt to melt it)

Id) Sodium chloride sodium + chlorine


(e)
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The compound Is thermally stable .
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3.
(a) Limestone/Chalk/Marble [1]
(Do NOT accept: Calcite/Calcium carbonate)
Calcium carbonate Calcium oxide+ Carbon dioxide [1]

(b) Calcium oxide+ Calcium hydroxide Ill


(c) (ii Flame Test [1]
(Correct spelling)
Brick red name [1]

(ii) "Wet· red litmus paper/ moist pH paper (11


From red to blue/ pH in the range of 13· 14 Ill

(d) Add the solid residue into large amount of water [1]
(Do NOT accept : Add water/add "more" water
must specify "large amount of/excess" or "until white suspension is formed)
Filter the mixture and collect the filtrate. (1]

(e) Adding dilute hydrochloric acid into the solution. [1]


Correct setup [l]
Direct the gas into limewater for the test [lj

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IHI

heat
{with BunHn
flame} testing
aolut\on

Calcium carbonate+ hydrochloric acid Calcium chloride+ carbon dioxide+ water [lj
Calcium hydroxide+ carbon Calcium carbonate+ water Ill

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