9701/13/M/J/16 · Chemistry May/June 2016 Paper 13
39 questions, 39 marks. Each one links to its official mark scheme.
- Question 1 · 1 mark · Enthalpy change definitions
- Question 2 · 1 mark · Gases and pV = nRT
- Question 3 · 1 mark · Reacting masses and yield
- Question 4 · 1 mark · Mass spectrometry
- Question 5 · 1 mark · Electrons, energy levels and atomic orbitals
- Question 6 · 1 mark · Covalent and dative bonding
- Question 7 · 1 mark · Shapes of molecules
- Question 8 · 1 mark · Bond energies
- Question 9 · 1 mark · Kc and Kp
- Question 10 · 1 mark · Brønsted–Lowry theory of acids and bases
- Question 11 · 1 mark · Le Chatelier's principle
- Question 12 · 1 mark · Explaining Period 3 trends
- Question 13 · 1 mark · Lattice structures
- Question 14 · 1 mark · Group 2 trends and solubility
- Question 15 · 1 mark · Thermal decomposition
- Question 16 · 1 mark · Group 2 metal reactions
- Question 17 · 1 mark · Halogens and hydrogen halides
- Question 18 · 1 mark · Halogens and hydrogen halides
- Question 20 · 1 mark · Organic formulas and naming
- Question 21 · 1 mark · Finding isomerism in a structure
- Question 22 · 1 mark · Organic synthesis
- Question 23 · 1 mark · Alkanes
- Question 24 · 1 mark · Oxidising alkenes
- Question 25 · 1 mark · Enthalpy change definitions
- Question 26 · 1 mark · Gas volumes
- Question 27 · 1 mark · Combustion, halogenation and sodium
- Question 28 · 1 mark · Making halogenoalkanes
- Question 29 · 1 mark · Esters
- Question 30 · 1 mark · Esters
- Question 31 · 1 mark · Ionisation energy
- Question 32 · 1 mark · Intermolecular forces
- Question 33 · 1 mark · Temperature and activation energy
- Question 34 · 1 mark · Oxidation and reduction
- Question 35 · 1 mark · Ionisation energy
- Question 36 · 1 mark · Nitrogen and ammonia
- Question 37 · 1 mark · Reactivity and C–X bond strength
- Question 38 · 1 mark · Reduction and nucleophilic addition
- Question 39 · 1 mark · Tests for carbonyls
- Question 40 · 1 mark · Structural isomerism
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