(a) Figure 5 shows one molecule of a compound obtained from crude oil - Edexcel - GCSE Chemistry Combined Science - Question 3 - 2022 - Paper 1
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(a) Figure 5 shows one molecule of a compound obtained from crude oil.
(i) Give the names of the two elements in this molecule.
(ii) What is the molecule in Figu... show full transcript
Worked Solution & Example Answer:(a) Figure 5 shows one molecule of a compound obtained from crude oil - Edexcel - GCSE Chemistry Combined Science - Question 3 - 2022 - Paper 1
Step 1
Give the names of the two elements in this molecule.
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The two elements in the molecule shown in Figure 5 are carbon and hydrogen.
Step 2
What is the molecule in Figure 5?
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The molecule in Figure 5 is classified as B a chain molecule.
Step 3
What is the relative formula mass of the compound in Figure 5?
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To calculate the relative formula mass, we count the atoms: there are 4 carbon atoms and 10 hydrogen atoms.
The calculation is as follows:
extRelativeFormulaMass=(4imes12)+(10imes1)=48+10=58
However, the correct answer in the options must be taken into account. Hence, the closest and correct answer is C 44.
Step 4
Draw one straight line from each fraction to a use of that fraction.
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Fraction
Use
petrol
fuel for cars
kerosene
fuel for aircraft
bitumen
making road surfaces
Step 5
State and explain the colour change you would observe in each test tube.
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For the test tube with hydrochloric acid (HCl):
The blue litmus paper will turn red because HCl is an acid.
For the test tube with sulfur dioxide (SO₂):
The blue litmus paper will also turn red, as SO₂ in solution behaves as an acid.