CHEMISTRY CONFIDENTIAL

In addition to fillings found in each candidate must have the following

1. 60cm3 of solution A
2. 20cm3 of solution B
3. 20cm3 of solution C
4. 20cm3 of solution D
5. 60cm3 of solution E
6. Two 10ml measuring cylinder
7. 100ml beaker
8. 500ml distilled water in a wash bottle.
9. Burette
10. Thermometer
11. Stop watch
12. Six test tubes in rack
13. One boiling tube
14. Filter paper
15. Unsed indicator paper and access to pH chart
16. 0.5g of solid F
17. 0.5g of solid G
18. 0.5g of solid H
19. 20cm3 of dilute nitric (v) acid. (21MHMO3)

Access
 2MNaOH supplied with a dropper
 2MNH4OH supplied with a dropper
 Source of heat supplied with a dropper
 0.1M Pb (NO3)2 supplied with a dropper
 0.1M Ba (Na3)2 supplied with a dropper
 10 volume H2O2 supplied with a dropper
 Acidified potassium manganate VII

Preparation of solutions
 Solution A prepared by dissolving 50g of KI and tapping it up to 1 litre.
 Solution B is prepared by dissolving 5g of sodium thiosulphate in a given amount of
water and diluting to 1 litre.
 Solution C prepared by dissolving 30cm3 of ethanoic acid in 1 litre volumetric flask
then add 68g of sodium ethanoate followed by 700cm3 of distilled under shake the
mixture then top it up to 1 litre.
 Solution D is prepared by placing 10 grammes of starch, make a paste then add to
boiling water to make 1 litre of solution.
 Solution E is prepared by placing 60cm3 of 20 volumes hydrogen peroxide in 1 litre
volumetric flask then adding distilled water to the mask.

 Solid F is about 0.5g CuO

 Solid G is about 0.5g Fe powder
 Solid H is about 0.5g malleic acid