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number
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Carbin datingto estimatethe age of fossils
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Hydrogengasmust be flowed/through/intothe
combustiontube for a few minutesbefore heating/
The flow o1'hydrogengasmust be continuousthroughout
the experimenV
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electricity in molten or aqueoussolution
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The nuclei attractiontowardsthe valenceelectronsis
weaker in E.
'I'hus
it is easierfor E to lose / releasean electronto
form a positively chargedion.
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partiallyin
A weakacidis anacidthatdissociates
waterto producehydrogenions
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Sour
(c)
to pink
Colourless
(d)
heat
releases
reaction./
is anexothermic
Neutralisation
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Temperature: 450oC
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Explanation
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No.
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Ethanol
I nrol ot alcoholburntreleasedlf60 kJ
Thus, 0.005mol ofalcohol burntreleased6.3 kJ
mca: 6,3 kJ
Mcs: 6.3x 1000
6:6300/ 20Ox4.2
= 7 . s "C
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(d)
CzHsOH+302
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Balancedchemicalequation
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Explanation
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but-2-ene /
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2. Correctname
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Explanation
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Correctlabelling
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Time/min
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labelfing a.xeswith units
CaCOr
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2
= 0.0025mol COz
Volumeof CC, :(0.0025X24)
= 0.05dm'
= 60 cm"
Overall averagerate ofreaction =Total volume of COz
Total time
= 60 cm3
300 s
=0.2cm3sl
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Explanation
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Chemical
Equations
: tt andIII
t+l
l+1
(bxi)
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negative
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positive
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Fej* +e
2s)
2Br-
Observation
Greento brown/yellow
l+l
bro$.nto colourless
/decolourises
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Energy
change
Electrolytic Cells
Electrical energy
) Chemical
energy
Half-equation Cu I Cu'- + 2e
at anooe
Electron flow Electronsflow
Iiom anodeto
cathode.
ChemicalsCells
ChemicalEnergy
) Electrical
Energy
Zn l Zn"' + 2e
l+l
1+1
Electronsflow from
zinc to copper./
1+l
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