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AQA GCSE Chemistry June 2023 Paper 1F

  • 8462/1F
  • Foundation
  • Topics 1 to 5
  • 1 hour 45 minutes
  • 100 marks

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  • Acids, salts and pH
  • Atoms, compounds, mixtures and the atomic model
  • Exothermic and endothermic reactions, reaction profiles
  • Polymers, giant structures, metals and alloys
  • Reactivity, extraction and reduction
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What it tested

  • Chemical changes37 marks
  • Atomic structure and the periodic table27 marks
  • Bonding and structure17 marks
  • Energy changes11 marks
  1. Q1Atoms, compounds, mixtures and the atomic modelAtomic size, relative mass and electron structure9 marks
  2. Q2Acids, salts and pHConcentration of solutions10 marks
  3. Q3Diamond, graphite, graphene and fullerenesAtoms, compounds, mixtures and the atomic model7 marks
  4. Q4Polymers, giant structures, metals and alloysStates of matter and properties of substances10 marks
  5. Q5Not in our course8 marks
  6. Q6The periodic table, metals and noble gasesGroup 1 and Group 79 marks
  7. Q7ElectrolysisIonic and covalent bonding9 marks
  8. Q8Reactivity, extraction and reductionConservation of mass and relative formula mass10 marks
3 more questions
  1. Q9Atoms, compounds, mixtures and the atomic modelAtomic size, relative mass and electron structure9 marks
  2. Q10Exothermic and endothermic reactions, reaction profiles11 marks
  3. Q11Acids, salts and pH8 marks

June 2023 Foundation grade boundaries

Marks needed across both Foundation papers, out of 200.

  • Grade 5126
  • Grade 4107
  • Grade 378
  • Grade 249
  • Grade 120

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