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Chemistry 5070 · Cambridge (CAIE) O Level

Thermochemistry

36 past-paper questions on Thermochemistry · examined 2020–2025.

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5070/11 · M/J · Q16 [1]Sign up to mark my answer →

Which row is correct for a chemical reaction in which ΔH is negative?

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Which statement about reactions is correct?

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Which statement about reactions is correct?

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The word equations for two reactions of ethene are shown. What is the value of (Hreaction1 – Hreaction2)?

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The word equations for two reactions of ethene are shown. reaction 1 ethene + hydrogen  ethane reaction 2 ethene + bromine  1,2-dibromoethane What is the value of (Hreaction1 – Hreaction2)?

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You are going to measure the temperature changes when an acid neutralises aqueous sodium hydroxide. Complete Table 1.1 with these temperature changes.

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Plan an experiment to determine which alcohol, methanol or ethanol, releases more thermal energy per gram of alcohol burned. Your plan should describe the use of an alcohol burner, as shown in Fig. 3.1, to heat water.

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You are going to measure the temperature changes when an acid neutralises aqueous potassium hydroxide. Complete Table 1.1 with these temperature changes.

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