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First Proof: 0620/42 Cambridge IGCSE - Mark Scheme March 2023

The document is a mark scheme for a Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry exam from March 2023. It provides the questions asked on the exam, the expected answers, and the number of marks awarded for each answer. The mark scheme covers topics like carbon dioxide emissions, chemical equations, enthalpy changes, organic compounds, and cracking of alkanes. It aims to evaluate students' understanding of key chemistry concepts taught in the IGCSE curriculum in a standardized manner.
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First Proof: 0620/42 Cambridge IGCSE - Mark Scheme March 2023

The document is a mark scheme for a Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry exam from March 2023. It provides the questions asked on the exam, the expected answers, and the number of marks awarded for each answer. The mark scheme covers topics like carbon dioxide emissions, chemical equations, enthalpy changes, organic compounds, and cracking of alkanes. It aims to evaluate students' understanding of key chemistry concepts taught in the IGCSE curriculum in a standardized manner.
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0620/42 Cambridge IGCSE - Mark Scheme March 2023

First Proof

Cambridge Assessment International Education


Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education

CHEMISTRY 0620/42
Paper 4 Theory (Extended) February/March 2023
MARK SCHEME
Maximum Mark : 80

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Question Answer Marks Guidance

1a M1 Carbon dioxide / CO2 1


1b 78 (%) 1
1c Calcium oxide A CaO
A CaCO3 / limestone? (CaCO3 slurry also used
1 in desulfurisation).
1d Catalytic converter 1
1ei CH4 1
1eii Lowest Mr 1 I ‘lightest gas’ Check latest MS (Mar 2021?)
1f Toxic 1 A ‘kills you’ etc
1g M1 Oxygen A sugar or carbohydrate?
M2 Glucose 2
1h M1 2 dot and cross double bonds
2 pairs of non-bonding e on O and 0 non-bonding e on C 2 A four individual non-bonding e

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2a Metallic 1
2bi Lighted splint and (squeaky) pop 1 R Glowing splint
2bii 14 1 A range?
2biii Universal indicator / pH paper 1 R indicators such as litmus/thymolphthalein?
2biv 2Na(s) + H2O(l)  2NaOH(aq) + H2(g)
M1 NaOH as a product
M2 correct equation
M3 state symbols 3
2ci Isotopes 1
2cii
Li
6
Li+
7

protons 3 3
neutrons 3 4
electrons 3 2
Each row ✔ 3
2ciii M1 (10 x 6) + (90 x 7) = 690 M1 use of abundance x mass
M2 690/10 = 6.9 M2 mass of average atom to one dp
2 6.9
2civ M1 Both K with new octet of dots
M2 O with octet of 6 crosses and 2 dots
M3 Charges 3

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3a Air
Methane 2 I steam A natural gas?
3bi Enthalpy change 1 I energy change
3bii ΔH is negative 1
3iii 450
20,000
Iron 3
3ciii
Decrease
decreases Decrease
none 4
3cv M1 E increases Check latest MS (June 2021)
M2 Frequency of collision increases
M3 Higher percentage of collisions above Ea 3
3ci H2SO4 1
3cii fertiliser 1
3ciii M1 Mr of (NH4)2SO4 = 132 I SF / rounding beyond whole numbers
M2 = 28/M1 = 100 x (28/132) = 21% 2
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Question Answer Marks Guidance

4ai Zinc 1
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4aii Alloy 1
4bi Ductility/ductile 1
4bii electrons 1
4ci High mpt 1
4cii (Good) catalytic behaviour 1 A form complex ions
4di Waters of crystallisation 1
4dii blue 1
4diii CuSO4.5H2O 2
4ei basic 1
4eii The oxidation number of copper 1 A Ox state
4eiii M1 Mr Cu(NO3)2 = 188
M2 = 0.0200 x M1 = 0.0200 x 188 = 3.76g 2
4eiv M1 Moles of Gas formed = 0.0200 x 5/2 = 0.05(00)
M2 M1 x 24.0 = 1.2(0) 2
4ev 2Al + 3CuO  Al2O3 + 3Cu
M1 Products M2 rest of equation 2
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Same functional f

Question Answer Marks Guidance

5a Same functional group 1


5b Carboxylic acids 1

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5c CnH2n+1COOH 1 R CnH2n+1COOH
5d M1 Propan-2-ol
M2 Displayed formula of propan-2-ol 2

5ei C10H22  C3H8 + C3H6 + C4H8 A 2C2H4


M1 C3H8 + C3H6
M2 Rest of equation 2
5eii Cracking 1
5fi M1 6 C atoms in a chain with continuation bonds
M2 3 x CH3 at 2 C intervals 2 M2 A any possible arrangement (syntactic etc)
5fii Addition 1
5gi Sodium propanoate 1
5gii CH3CH2COO –
1
5hi phosphoric acid A any inorganic acid
1 formula must be correct in absence of a name
5hii ethyl propanaote 1
5hiii M1 Displayed formula of ester link
M2 rest of molecule 2 M2 A ECF from 5hii
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Question Answer Marks Guidance

6ai
6aii
6aiii
6b
6ci
6cii
6di
6dii
6ei
6eii
6eiii

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