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Global challenges

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33 marks
Describe how bioleaching extracts copper and one advantage of it.
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43 marks
Describe the structure and properties of carboxylic acids such as ethanoic acid.
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53 marks
Compare soda-lime glass and borosilicate glass.
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72 marks
Write a half equation for the oxidation of magnesium atoms.
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83 marks
Describe how a condensation polymer such as a polyester is formed.
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93 marks
Explain why composites such as reinforced concrete are useful.
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103 marks
Describe the structure of DNA, proteins and starch as naturally occurring polymers.
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114 marks
Evaluate the use of plastic bags compared with paper bags using life cycle assessment.
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122 marks
Write the structural formula of propene and give the product when it reacts with hydrogen.
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133 marks
Explain why sustainable development is important in the chemical industry.
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144 marks
Describe the conditions used in fermentation to produce ethanol and why each is needed.
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194 marks
Explain how iron is extracted from iron(III) oxide in a blast furnace and why carbon can be used.
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204 marks
Describe how crude oil is separated by fractional distillation.
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214 marks
Describe how the Earth's early atmosphere changed to form today's atmosphere.
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224 marks
Describe how potable water is produced from fresh water in the UK.
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273 marks
Explain why aluminium is extracted by electrolysis rather than reduction with carbon.
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283 marks
Explain why cracking is carried out.
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Global challenges Exam Questions: OCR GCSE Chemistry | Plasmo