Skema Markah Kimia Kertas 3 PPT No. Soalan Rubrik Skor 1 (a) Able to state three variables correctly

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Skema Markah Kimia Kertas PPT 06 No. Soalan Rubrik Skor (a) Able to state three variables correctly Name of variables: (i) Manipulated variable : Types of materials / block // copper and bronze block (ii) Responding variable : Diameter of dent // hardness of the block (iii) Controlled variable : Height of the weight // Mass of the weight // Diameter / size of steel ball bearing Able to state two variables correctly Able to state one of the above variable Able to state the relationship between the manipulated variable and the responding variable with correct direction. If the copper block is used, the diameter of the dent is bigger, If the bronze block is used, the diameter of the dent is smaller Able to state the relationship between the manipulated variable and responding variable but less accurate in stating the direction. (b) Bronze is harder than copper // Copper is less harder than bronze If the copper block is used, the diameter of the dent is bigger// If the bronze block is used, the diameter of the dent is smaller // The harder the metal block, the smaller the diameter of the dent // If the metal block is hard, the diameter of the dent is smaller // The diameter of the dent is bigger when the copper block is used // The diameter of the dent is smaller when the bronze block is used Able to give an idea of hypothesis Different block produces different diameter of the dent No response or wrong response 0

(c) Able to state two inference correctly The bronze is harder than the copper Copper is less harder than bronze Able to state two inference less correctly//one inference correctly The bronze is harder//the hardness of bronze is higher//copper is less harder Able to give idea on inference Diameter of dent on copper block is.50mm//diameter of dent on bronze block is.50mm//the hardness of the blocks is different No response or wrong response Able to give the operational definition of alloy correctly Bronze block formed a smaller diameter of the dent when the lkg weight is dropped on to it // When the kg weight is dropped on the bronze block a smaller diameter of the dent is formed Able to state the operational definition less correctly 0 (d) (e) A smaller dent is formed on the bronze block. Able to state an idea for the rusting of iron Copper and bronze block produces different diameter of the dent. Able to classify all three materials correctly Answer: Metals Tin Alloys Duralumin Brass Able to classify any two materials correctly Able to classify any one materials correctly [score ; reverse order]

(f) (a) Able to state the observation correctly Sample answer Iron steel spoon/alloy is not rust/corrodes but iron spoon/ pure metal rust/corrodes Able to state the observation less accurate Sample answer Alloy is not rust //Pure metal rust Able to state an idea Iron spoon rust.//rusting occurs No response or wrong response Able to state the observation and corresponding infences correctly Test tube Observation Inference A - No reaction 0 B Bubbles of gas produced Hydrogen gas releases Able to state any two answer correctly Able to state any one answer correctly (b) Able to give the meaning of acid correctly Substance that produced hydrogen gas when reacts with zinc in the present of water. Able to give the meaning of acid. Substance that ionize/dissolve in water to produce hydrogen ion // substance that produce (hydrogen gas) / bubbles when reacts with zinc. Able to give an idea of acid Substance that change blue litmus paper to red // substance that has ph value lower than 7.

Able to explain the role of water correctly Water can ionise/dissociate acid to form hydrogen ion Able to explain the role of water less accurately Water can ionise/dissociate acid // water can produce hydrogen ion. Able to give an idea of the role of water. To show the acidity of acid. (d) Able to write the name of any two products correctly. Zinc ethanoate. Carbon dioxide. Water Able to write the name of any one product correctly or any two products less accurately. zinc ethanoate // carbon dioxide // water. CO and H O//(CH COO) Zn and CO //(CH COO) Zn and H O Able to state an idea of the product. (CH COO) Zn // CO // H O

(e) Able to classify all the acids correctly Strong acid Hydrochloric acid, HCl Nitric acid, HNO Sulphuric acid, HSO4 Weak acid Phosphoric acid, HPO4 Carbonic acid, HCO Methanoic acid, HCOOH Able to classify any four acids correctly Able to classify any two acids correctly or give opposite heading Weak acid Hydrochloric acid. HCl Nitric acid, HNO Sulphuric acid, H SO 4 Strong acid Phosphoric acid, H PO 4 Carbonic acid, H CO Methanoic acid, HCOOH Or Weak acid Phosphoric acid, H PO 4 Carbonic acid, H CO Methanoic acid, HCOOH Strong acid Hydrochloric acid. HCl Nitric acid, HNO Sulphuric acid, H SO 4

(a) Able to give the statement of problem correctly. Does the type of electrodes (anode) affect the type of products formed during the electrolysis? Able to give the statement of problem. The type of electrodes (anode) affect the type of products formed. Able to give an idea. The products formed are different (b) Able to state all variables correctly. Manipulated variable: type of electrodes/anode //carbon electrode, copper electrode. Responding variable: products formed at the anode. Fixed variable: electrolyte/ copper(ll) sulphate solution Able to state any two variables correctly. Able to staet any one variable correctly. Able to state the hypothesis correctly. When copper electrodes are used instead of carbon electrodes, the type of product formed at anode is different. Able to state the hypothesis. Different electrode/ anode will produce different product. Able to give an idea Different electrode/ anode affect the product. (d) Able to list completely the materials and apparatus. Materials:. 0. mol dm - copper(ll) sulphate, CuS0 4 solution Apparatus:. Batteries. Connecting wire 4. Carbon electrodes 5. Copper electrodes 6. Electrolytic cell 7. Wooden splinter 8. Test tube

Able to list completely the materials and apparatus. Materials:. 0. mol dm - copper(ll) sulphate, CuS0 4 solution. Apparatus:. Carbon electrodes 4. Copper electrodes 5. Electrolytic cell Able to give an idea. Materials:. Electrolyte Apparatus:. Batteries. Carbon electrodes / Copper electrodes 4. Container (e) Able to state all the steps correctly.. Pour the copper(ll) sulphate solution into the electrolytic cell.. A test tube filled with copper(ll) sulphate solution is inverted at the anode carbon.. Turn on the switch and carried out the electrolysis for several minutes 4. Test a gas collected and record the observation. 5. Repeat steps -4 using copper electrodes to replace carbon electrodes. Able to state steps,,/ 4. Able to state steps,//4/5.

(f) Type of electrodes Observation at anode Carbon Copper Able to tabulate the data with the following aspects. Correct titles. List of electrodes Carbon/copper Observation at anode Able to tabulate the data but incomplete