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    1) The document contains revision questions covering topics related to chemistry including: reactions and equations, relative molecular mass calculations, empirical formula determination, and organic compound naming and equations. 2) Questions involve writing balanced chemical equations, calculating relative molecular masses, determining empirical formulas from experimental data, naming organic compounds from molecular formulas, and writing word and balanced symbol equations for chemical reactions. 3) Multiple choice, short answer, and calculation questions assess understanding of key chemistry concepts like relative atomic mass, empirical formulas, molecular formulas, and reaction stoichiometry.

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    1) The document contains revision questions covering topics related to chemistry including: reactions and equations, relative molecular mass calculations, empirical formula determination, and organic compound naming and equations. 2) Questions involve writing balanced chemical equations, calculating relative molecular masses, determining empirical formulas from experimental data, naming organic compounds from molecular formulas, and writing word and balanced symbol equations for chemical reactions. 3) Multiple choice, short answer, and calculation questions assess understanding of key chemistry concepts like relative atomic mass, empirical formulas, molecular formulas, and reaction stoichiometry.

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    1.
    a) Aluminium chloride, AlCl3, is formed by a reaction between copper
    chloride (CuCl2) and aluminium metal.

    (i) Write a balanced symbol equation for this reaction.

    [2 marks]

    b) Aluminium chloride is a key ingredient of antiperspirants. A typical 250 ml can


    of antiperspirant contains 37.5 g of aluminium chloride.
    (i) Calculate the relative molecular mass of aluminium chloride.

    [2 marks]

    (ii) Calculate the mass of aluminium in a can of


    antiperspirant.
    [2 marks]

    2. Mass of crucible = 78.6 g


    Mass of crucible with magnesium ribbon = 81.0 g
    Mass of crucible after heating = 82.6 g
    A student used the apparatus in the diagram to determine the empirical formula of
    magnesium oxide. The student heated magnesium ribbon in the crucible until a constant mass
    was attained.
    Suggest one error with the set-up of the apparatus. [1 mark]

    a) Calculate the starting mass of magnesium and the mass of oxygen used in the experiment.

    (i) mass of magnesium [1mark]

    (ii) mass of oxygen [1mark]

    3.
    a) From the following diagrams, state the formula of each example.

    (i) (ii) (iii)

    [3]
    b. Relative atomic mass is the average mass of the isotopes of an element compared to the mass
    of which atom?

    [1mark]

    C)From part (a) give the relative molecular mass for each example:

    (i) =
    (ii) =
    (iii) =
    [3]

    4. The diagram below shows the thermal decomposition of copper carbonate.


    CuCO3 → CuO + CO2

    a) Calculate the relative molecular mass for copper carbonate and copper oxide.
    Copper carbonate =
    Copper oxide =
    [2marks]

    5. The dot and cross diagram shows what happens during the formation of sodium oxide.

    a) Using information from the diagram, write a word equation for the reaction between sodium
    and oxygen.
    (i) Write a balanced symbol equation for the reaction. [1]

    (ii) Complete the symbol equation from (ii) by adding the state [2]
    symbols (s, l, or g).

    (iii) State the relative atomic mass of a sodium and oxygen atom. [1]
    Na:
    O:

    [2]
    6. When carbon is burned in air, carbon dioxide is formed.
    C + O2 → CO2
    a) Calculate the relative molecular mass of carbon dioxide.
    [2]
    b) Calculate the mass of carbon dioxide formed when 12 g of carbon is burned in air. Show
    your working.
    [3]

    7. A student burned 24 g of magnesium in an excess of oxygen gas to form


    white solid product.
    (i) Give the name of the white solid product. [1mark]

    (ii) Complete the symbol equation for this reaction.


    Mg(s) + O2(g) → MgO(s)

    (iii) The student weighed the white solid product and


    recorded a mass of 40 g. [1 mark]
    [1 mark]

    Calculate the mass of oxygen that used in this reaction.

    b) This part of the questions is about the following oxygen-


    containing compounds. [1 mark]
    Na2SO4
    Na2O
    CH3OH
    CO2
    C6H12O6
    CaO
    KHCO3

    (i) Give the name of Na2SO4. [1mark]

    (ii) Give the formula of the compound that contains the greatest number of elements.

    [1mark]

    (iii) Give the formula that contains the greatest number of atoms. [1mark]

    (iv) Calculate the relative molecular mass, Mr, of glucose (C6H12O6). [1mark]

    (v) Methanol (CH3OH) is an alcohol.


    The displayed formula of a related diol is shown below.
    Methanediol
    Write the molecular formula of methanediol [1mark]

    8. 3.1 g of phosphorus is heated in an excess of oxygen.


    It is oxidised to produce 7.1 g of phosphorus oxide.
    a) Calculate the mass of oxygen reacting. [1mark]

    b) Copper can be extracted from copper (II) oxide by a reduction reaction.


    Copper (II) oxide reacts with carbon to produce copper and carbon dioxide.

    Write a balanced symbol equation for this reaction.

    [2marks]
    9. a) This question is about the following organic compounds.
    (i) Complete the table by writing the molecular formula in each case.

    Compound Molecular formula


    B C2H6O
    C
    C
    F

    [3marks]

    (ii) Give the letter (A – F) of the compound that contains the greatest number of elements.
    [1mark]

    (iii) Calculate the relative molecular mass, Mr, of compound C. [1mark]

    (iv) Give the name of compound B. [1mark]

    (ii) Give the name of the only hydrocarbon shown in the displayed formulae above. [1mark]

    b) (i) Compound D is converted into B by addition of water in the presence of an acid catalyst.

    Write a symbol equation for this reaction. [1mark]


    Answers
    1. a.(i)

    2.

    3.

    4.
    5.

    6.
    7.

    8.

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