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Chemistry 5070 · Cambridge (CAIE) O Level

Experimental Design

8 past-paper questions on Experimental Design · examined 2020–2025.

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5070/32 · O/N · Q3 [6]Sign up to mark my answer →

Plan an experiment to determine which metal, magnesium or zinc, releases more thermal energy per gram of metal when reacting with excess dilute sulfuric acid.

5070/32 · O/N · Q3 [6]Sign up to mark my answer →

Plan an experiment to determine which metal, magnesium or zinc, releases more thermal energy per gram of metal when reacting with excess dilute sulfuric acid.

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5070/31 · O/N · Q1(e) [2]Sign up to mark my answer →

State and explain why a plastic cup rather than a metal cup is used in these experiments.

5070/32 · M/J · Q3 [6]Sign up to mark my answer →

Plan an investigation to show which of two different samples of baking soda has been stored for longer. Your plan should include the use of common laboratory apparatus and the two samples of baking soda. No other chemicals should be used.

5070/41 · M/J · Q4 [6]Sign up to mark my answer →

Plan an investigation to show which of two different samples of baking powder has been stored for longer.

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5070/42 · M/J · Q5(c)(iv) [3]Sign up to mark my answer →

State three variables that must be kept constant for the experiments.

5070/42 · M/J · Q5(c)(v) [1]Sign up to mark my answer →

Suggest why different masses of each metal are used for the four experiments.

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5070/41 · M/J · Q1(d)(i) [1]Sign up to mark my answer →

State a variable that needs to be kept constant in each experiment.

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