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Ch5 Y10/3,10/3ISDes ...

10 Qs 35 Pts Andrea Stella

Andrea Stella Section 2

Criteria points Equivalent achievement level


B 18/20 C 13/15 B -/8 C -/8

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Section 2

Sodium carbonate reacts with dilute hydrochloric acid:

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Q 2.1 Attempted

The student set up the apparatus as shown B 2/2

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Student's answer

The first error is that the delivery tupe is placed in the


solution of the acid and the metal carbonate wich will lead to
the CO2 Not being the only thing passing through the delivery
tube.
The second error is that water is used instead of lime water.
Therefore the water won’t have areacting with the CO2 like
the lime water would (turn milky).

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Teacher's explanation

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The student corrected the error.
The student’s results are shown in the table below

Q 2.2 Attempted

The result for 0.29 g of sodium carbonate is anomalous. C 0/1


Suggest what may have happened to cause this anomalous
Comment
result.
Student's answer he corrected the error
so solution won't go
result 0.29g is an anomely because the result does not follow
through the delivery
the pattern. This could have a happened if some of the
tube but some gas
solution went through the delivery tube leading to the
migh eascape
reacting not reacting propperly.

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Teacher's explanation

Q 2.3 Attempted

Explain why does the volume of carbon dioxide collected C 1/1


stop increasing at 95.0 cm3
Student's answer

It stops increasing because the reaction has become neutral


wich means that no more increase in gas occurs.

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Teacher's explanation

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Q 2.4 Attempted

Suggest further work the student can do to be more certain C 0/1


about the minimum mass of sodium carbonate needed to
Comment
produce 95.0 cm3 of carbon dioxide
Student's answer Refer to the
explanation
They can add one last increment that is 1.0 or above to see if
the amount of CO2 is still at 95.0 cm3

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Teacher's explanation

Q 2.5 Attempted

Plot the data, in an appropriate graph to show the results. C 5/5


Add title and labels for the graph on the axes directly.
Comment

marked on the paper

Teacher's explanation

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