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    This document is a marking scheme for a chemistry class test on acids and bases given on April 14, 2009. It provides the answers and points awarded for each question. For question 1, parts a through c are awarded 1 point each. Part d discusses sulfuric acid and ethanoic acid, awarding 1/2 point for each keyword and explaining that sulfuric acid has a higher electrical conductivity due to having more mobile hydrogen ions as a strong acid. Question 2 is awarded 1 point, as are the parts of question 3 except for part d which is awarded 2 points with a deduction for missing state symbols and an unbalanced equation.

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    This document is a marking scheme for a chemistry class test on acids and bases given on April 14, 2009. It provides the answers and points awarded for each question. For question 1, parts a through c are awarded 1 point each. Part d discusses sulfuric acid and ethanoic acid, awarding 1/2 point for each keyword and explaining that sulfuric acid has a higher electrical conductivity due to having more mobile hydrogen ions as a strong acid. Question 2 is awarded 1 point, as are the parts of question 3 except for part d which is awarded 2 points with a deduction for missing state symbols and an unbalanced equation.

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    Marking Scheme: Victoria School Chemistry Class Test Acids and Bases

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    scientia est potentia
    This document is a marking scheme for a chemistry class test on acids and bases given on April 14, 2009. It provides the answers and points awarded for each question. For question 1, parts a through c are awarded 1 point each. Part d discusses sulfuric acid and ethanoic acid, awarding 1/2 point for each keyword and explaining that sulfuric acid has a higher electrical conductivity due to having more mobile hydrogen ions as a strong acid. Question 2 is awarded 1 point, as are the parts of question 3 except for part d which is awarded 2 points with a deduction for missing state symbols and an unbalanced equation.

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    Victoria School Chemistry Class Test

    ACIDS and BASES


    MARKING SCHEME
    14th April 2009

    Q1 (a) H2SO4 is used as electrolytes in car batteries [A1]


    (b) Calcium phosphate and Calcium Sulfate [A2]
    (c) Sulfuric acid is a strong acid because it undergoes complete ionization to [A1]
    (No marks
    produce high concentration of hydrogen ions. for missing
    keywords)

    [A1]
    Deduct ½
    H SO m for
    +
    4
    2- H2O missing
    label.

    H
    +

    [A2]
    (d) Sulfuric acid is a strong acid and hence will undergo complete ionization to (1/2m for
    each
    produce high concentration of hydrogen ions. As for ethanoic acid, it is a keyword)
    weak acid and will undergo partial ionization and hence yielding low
    concentration of hydrogen ions.
    [A1/2]
    Since [H+]sulfuric acid > [H+]ethanoic acid,
    Therefore, #mobile ions sulfuric acid > #mobile ions ethanoic acid
    [A1/2]
    Hence, Electrical conductivity sulfuric acid > Electrical conductivity ethanoic acid
    [A1]
    Q2
    SiO2
    [A1]
    Q3 [A1]
    (a) Ammonia
    [A1]
    (b) Zinc
    [A1]
    (c) Potassium oxide
    (d) Lead
    [A2]
    Q4 (deduct
    PbCO3 (s) + 2H+ (aq) + 2Cl- (aq) -> CO2 (g) + H2O (l) + PbCl2 (s) -1m for
    missing
    state
    symbols
    -1m for
    unbalanced
    equation.)

    VS Sec 3 Chemistry Class Test: Acids and Bases _ Marking Scheme 1

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