Edexcel GCSE Chemistry past papers

Edexcel GCSE Chemistry June 2023 Paper 2F

  • 1CH0/2F
  • Foundation
  • Topics 1 and 6 to 9
  • 1 hour 45 minutes
  • 100 marks

Question paper, Mark scheme, Examiner report: on the Pearson Edexcel website.

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  • Group 1 and Group 7
  • Ionic and covalent bonding
  • Crude oil, alkanes, cracking and alkenes
  • Polymers, giant structures, metals and alloys
  • Rates of reaction, collisions and catalysts
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What it tested

  • Bonding and structure23 marks
  • Atomic structure and the periodic table21 marks
  • Organic chemistry11 marks
  • Rates and equilibrium11 marks
  • Chemical analysis9 marks
  • The atmosphere9 marks
  • Quantitative chemistry9 marks
  • Energy changes7 marks
  1. Q1Atoms, compounds, mixtures and the atomic modelIonic and covalent bonding8 marks
  2. Q2Exothermic and endothermic reactions, reaction profiles7 marks
  3. Q3Tests for gases9 marks
  4. Q4The atmosphere, then and nowGreenhouse gases, climate change and carbon footprints9 marks
  5. Q5Concentration of solutionsAtoms, compounds, mixtures and the atomic model9 marks
  6. Q6Ionic and covalent bondingMetallic bonding12 marks
  7. Q7Crude oil, alkanes, cracking and alkenesExothermic and endothermic reactions, reaction profiles11 marks
  8. Q8Rates of reaction, collisions and catalysts11 marks
2 more questions
  1. Q9Group 1 and Group 7Atoms, compounds, mixtures and the atomic model13 marks
  2. Q10Polymers, giant structures, metals and alloysAtomic size, relative mass and electron structure11 marks

June 2023 Foundation grade boundaries

Marks needed across both Foundation papers, out of 200.

  • Grade 5124
  • Grade 4103
  • Grade 375
  • Grade 248
  • Grade 121

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